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[Royal Taorito]

Asuna no Mikoto

We are looking at making some changes to Eight Gates. It'll be a bit before the changes will happen, as we've got a long list of changes to make, but ideally, you will be able to learn at least one other style, with some limits.

Don't quote me though; the changes have to pass the voting stage first.  

[kiwis poet]

I love the headband party in Konoha right now hahaha.  

[izeromus]

kiwis poet

I love the headband party in Konoha right now hahaha.

All we need is some disco lights xD

 

[___youwillknownihilism]

izeromus

kiwis poet

I love the headband party in Konoha right now hahaha.

All we need is some disco lights xD

And Liquid courage.  

[kiwis poet]

Praying Psycho Mantis

And Liquid courage.

izeromus

All we need is some disco lights xD

Excellent ideas! Question: What's the drinking age in Japan? LOL  

[izeromus]

kiwis poet

Praying Psycho Mantis

And Liquid courage.

izeromus

All we need is some disco lights xD

Excellent ideas! Question: What's the drinking age in Japan? LOL

Some rounds of sake would be nice... I do believe it is 20.

 

[Knight of BIood]

question what does "• +1 smithing title." for workers class mean? Does it mean smithing types like those here? http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?page=1&t=24556839#369431131  

[AD Reaper Elyse]

Knight of BIood

question what does "• +1 smithing title." for workers class mean? Does it mean smithing types like those here? ]http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?page=1&t=24556839#369431131

It means you can auto gain a title in one of the four smiting-tree's your character can have. So say you pick black smith or tailoring as a smiting -tree you start with the "Apprentice" title and can assume materials to crft things with out having the 10 training/jobs practice it takes to even reach that level o a tree and the levels beyond it.

the benefit of smiting is that it's possible to sell your wears and you can make custom weapons with out expending custom slots or using up the limit on customs weapons we have that sits at two or three if you use a personal attribute to gain an extra custom slot for free or something like that.  

[Lanfaer]

Knight of BIood

question what does "• +1 smithing title." for workers class mean? Does it mean smithing types like those here? ]http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?page=1&t=24556839#369431131

AD Reaper Elyse

It means you can auto gain a title in one of the four smiting-tree's your character can have. So say you pick black smith or tailoring as a smiting -tree you start with the "Apprentice" title and can assume materials to crft things with out having the 10 training/jobs practice it takes to even reach that level o a tree and the levels beyond it.

the benefit of smiting is that it's possible to sell your wears and you can make custom weapons with out expending custom slots or using up the limit on customs weapons we have that sits at two or three if you use a personal attribute to gain an extra custom slot for free or something like that.

This is actually incorrect. Everyone gains 4 Title Trees. What a Free Title does is allow you to gain 1 title in a 5th tree. Meaning, with 1 free title, you could gain access to learning the Apprentice title in another tree of crafts. However, you would be limited to Apprentice until you gain another Free Title. You under no circumstances auto-gain a title within the trees you already have access, and this basically just allows you to access smiths outside of the 4 normally each character is bound to. This is per AandOE, Ergo War, and Royal Burrito.  

[Knight of BIood]

Lanfaer

Knight of BIood

question what does "• +1 smithing title." for workers class mean? Does it mean smithing types like those here? ]http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/viewtopic.php?page=1&t=24556839#369431131

AD Reaper Elyse

It means you can auto gain a title in one of the four smiting-tree's your character can have. So say you pick black smith or tailoring as a smiting -tree you start with the "Apprentice" title and can assume materials to crft things with out having the 10 training/jobs practice it takes to even reach that level o a tree and the levels beyond it.

the benefit of smiting is that it's possible to sell your wears and you can make custom weapons with out expending custom slots or using up the limit on customs weapons we have that sits at two or three if you use a personal attribute to gain an extra custom slot for free or something like that.

This is actually incorrect. Everyone gains 4 Title Trees. What a Free Title does is allow you to gain 1 title in a 5th tree. Meaning, with 1 free title, you could gain access to learning the Apprentice title in another tree of crafts. However, you would be limited to Apprentice until you gain another Free Title. You under no circumstances auto-gain a title within the trees you already have access, and this basically just allows you to access smiths outside of the 4 normally each character is bound to. This is per AandOE, Ergo War, and Royal Burrito.

Oh wow, so each +1 is a new tree. Since im having ghe class twice, i start with 6 since its 2 +1s? That would be a lot of leftover crafting trees... Awesome. Can you explain the Balanced Master and Lifetime Discipline disciplines like im 5? Im going dual worker class and 2 of them dont make much sense. I start with an NPC partner?  

[Royal Taorito]

Knight of BIood

Oh wow, so each +1 is a new tree. Since im having ghe class twice, i start with 6 since its 2 +1s? That would be a lot of leftover crafting trees... Awesome. Can you explain the Balanced Master and Lifetime Discipline disciplines like im 5? Im going dual worker class and 2 of them dont make much sense. I start with an NPC partner?

Each character may only have four crafting trees [i.e. blacksmith, jeweler, tailor, etc.] to start with; it is impossible to go beyond this number. Each tree has the titles 'Apprentice', 'Journeyman', 'Master', and 'Grandmaster' that can be obtained through completing jobs and crafting.

When you receive a 'free title', it allows you to learn up to 'Apprentice' title of a crafting tree outside of the four locked trees that you have. Additional 'free titles' are required to go beyond 'Apprentice' title in this new tree.

So:
1st free title = able to learn up to Apprentice in a fifth tree.
2nd free title = able to learn up to Journeyman in the previously mentioned fifth tree or up to Apprentice in a sixth tree.

You still have to do all 10 missions required to hit said title.

Balanced Master: This discipline needs to be fixed. But basically it's saying that if you were, say... Worker/Bukijutsu classes, and you chose Balanced Master and Samurai as your disciplines, you could choose a second discipline from Bukijutsu [either Weapon Specialist or Mystic Hero] and mimic its effects, as well as have the other bonus from Balanced Master [you can pay for techniques with chakra, stamina, or split between both, and your recovery rate for chakra and stamina are doubled while you're on the job.

Now, since you're Worker/Worker, this is where the fix needs to come in. As a dual Worker class, you get access to all 3 Worker disciplines. But since Balanced Master requires you to chose a discipline from your second, non-worker class, this is impossible under the current wording. The fix will make it where you can choose 1 Discipline from any class to mimic, as well as gain the additional effects from Balanced Master.

Lifetime Disciple: This is to say that you get to make an NPC master, or you can find an RPC, of one crafting tree of your choice that your character trains under. By training with this NPC in this single craft, you get any reductions a Grandmaster [or whatever title the RPC was] of that craft would get toward jobs. So if the master gets a 2 post reduction to one of the jobs, your character would get this reduction, stacking with their personal reductions. If the master dies, you are reduced to 1/4 the original benefits. However, if your character takes on an apprentice in that craft, you can pass your reductions on to them the same way your master did for you, and so on, stacking with each generation.  

[Knight of BIood]

Royal Burrito

Knight of BIood

Oh wow, so each +1 is a new tree. Since im having ghe class twice, i start with 6 since its 2 +1s? That would be a lot of leftover crafting trees... Awesome. Can you explain the Balanced Master and Lifetime Discipline disciplines like im 5? Im going dual worker class and 2 of them dont make much sense. I start with an NPC partner?

Each character may only have four crafting trees [i.e. blacksmith, jeweler, tailor, etc.] to start with; it is impossible to go beyond this number. Each tree has the titles 'Apprentice', 'Journeyman', 'Master', and 'Grandmaster' that can be obtained through completing jobs and crafting.

When you receive a 'free title', it allows you to learn up to 'Apprentice' title of a crafting tree outside of the four locked trees that you have. Additional 'free titles' are required to go beyond 'Apprentice' title in this new tree.

So:
1st free title = able to learn up to Apprentice in a fifth tree.
2nd free title = able to learn up to Journeyman in the previously mentioned fifth tree or up to Apprentice in a sixth tree.

You still have to do all 10 missions required to hit said title.

Balanced Master: This discipline needs to be fixed. But basically it's saying that if you were, say... Worker/Bukijutsu classes, and you chose Balanced Master and Samurai as your disciplines, you could choose a second discipline from Bukijutsu [either Weapon Specialist or Mystic Hero] and mimic its effects, as well as have the other bonus from Balanced Master [you can pay for techniques with chakra, stamina, or split between both, and your recovery rate for chakra and stamina are doubled while you're on the job.

Now, since you're Worker/Worker, this is where the fix needs to come in. As a dual Worker class, you get access to all 3 Worker disciplines. But since Balanced Master requires you to chose a discipline from your second, non-worker class, this is impossible under the current wording. The fix will make it where you can choose 1 Discipline from any class to mimic, as well as gain the additional effects from Balanced Master.

Lifetime Disciple: This is to say that you get to make an NPC master, or you can find an RPC, of one crafting tree of your choice that your character trains under. By training with this NPC in this single craft, you get any reductions a Grandmaster [or whatever title the RPC was] of that craft would get toward jobs. So if the master gets a 2 post reduction to one of the jobs, your character would get this reduction, stacking with their personal reductions. If the master dies, you are reduced to 1/4 the original benefits. However, if your character takes on an apprentice in that craft, you can pass your reductions on to them the same way your master did for you, and so on, stacking with each generation.

Oh wow that's wow. Cool. Do I make my profile as if the fix has gone live and pick a discipline, or wait for whenever that may happen?

last edit sorry. that NPC, do i list them on my profile like a pet?  

[Barry_VII]

So many Senju bois poppin up. One day we otta have a family reunion. Also hope I did the profile skele right, this guild has a super robust system sweatdrop  

[Royal Taorito]

Knight of BIood

Royal Burrito

Knight of BIood

Oh wow, so each +1 is a new tree. Since im having ghe class twice, i start with 6 since its 2 +1s? That would be a lot of leftover crafting trees... Awesome. Can you explain the Balanced Master and Lifetime Discipline disciplines like im 5? Im going dual worker class and 2 of them dont make much sense. I start with an NPC partner?

Each character may only have four crafting trees [i.e. blacksmith, jeweler, tailor, etc.] to start with; it is impossible to go beyond this number. Each tree has the titles 'Apprentice', 'Journeyman', 'Master', and 'Grandmaster' that can be obtained through completing jobs and crafting.

When you receive a 'free title', it allows you to learn up to 'Apprentice' title of a crafting tree outside of the four locked trees that you have. Additional 'free titles' are required to go beyond 'Apprentice' title in this new tree.

So:
1st free title = able to learn up to Apprentice in a fifth tree.
2nd free title = able to learn up to Journeyman in the previously mentioned fifth tree or up to Apprentice in a sixth tree.

You still have to do all 10 missions required to hit said title.

Balanced Master: This discipline needs to be fixed. But basically it's saying that if you were, say... Worker/Bukijutsu classes, and you chose Balanced Master and Samurai as your disciplines, you could choose a second discipline from Bukijutsu [either Weapon Specialist or Mystic Hero] and mimic its effects, as well as have the other bonus from Balanced Master [you can pay for techniques with chakra, stamina, or split between both, and your recovery rate for chakra and stamina are doubled while you're on the job.

Now, since you're Worker/Worker, this is where the fix needs to come in. As a dual Worker class, you get access to all 3 Worker disciplines. But since Balanced Master requires you to chose a discipline from your second, non-worker class, this is impossible under the current wording. The fix will make it where you can choose 1 Discipline from any class to mimic, as well as gain the additional effects from Balanced Master.

Lifetime Disciple: This is to say that you get to make an NPC master, or you can find an RPC, of one crafting tree of your choice that your character trains under. By training with this NPC in this single craft, you get any reductions a Grandmaster [or whatever title the RPC was] of that craft would get toward jobs. So if the master gets a 2 post reduction to one of the jobs, your character would get this reduction, stacking with their personal reductions. If the master dies, you are reduced to 1/4 the original benefits. However, if your character takes on an apprentice in that craft, you can pass your reductions on to them the same way your master did for you, and so on, stacking with each generation.

Oh wow that's wow. Cool. Do I make my profile as if the fix has gone live and pick a discipline, or wait for whenever that may happen?

last edit sorry. that NPC, do i list them on my profile like a pet?

Make it as if it has the fix. The fix will be applied in a few days anyway. And i'd recommend involving the NPC in your history, but you don't have to make a profile for them.  

[Fletcher Belecos]

Herro all! 3nodding
Where can a noob get a hug around here?

Also, does anyone know why Kirigakure and Kumogakure are closed?