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Hello.

That thread gives you short run of TOP-28 rules what you should and should not do in HentaiVerse. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

At first, that thread may scare you with lots of terms, like "shrining", "salvaging", "soulfusing", etc.
Don't be afraid - when you will start playing the game, you will learn what all these weird words mean.
Just read that thread and bookmark it. Return to it when you need help or extra hints.

It may look as too long thread, but you want to avoid common mistakes and pitfalls - you have to read it (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

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Good luck (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

0. If you are having problems with regular HentaiVerse (hentaiverse.org), then try to play on alternative domain ([alt.hentaiverse.org] alt.hentaiverse.org).

1. Read the wiki

• There is a huge wiki dedicated to HentaiVerse with advice, formulas and explanations. If you have any questions or don't understand some concepts of the game - read the wiki first.
• Start with following pages:

Advice page and FAQ for newcomers;

More advice for those who already familiar with game;

Technical Issues and Bugs and Errors pages for those who have problems with the game;

Acronyms page with information what terms like ADB, ED, DwD, TPS mean.

2. Ask questions in forum

• There is also the forum dedicated to HentaiVerse.
• You can ask any question in Ask the Expert thread. "Is my equipment good? Are my stats good? Is my build right? Am I doing everything right" - ask anything you want. Do not be shy, tell yourself: "Forum people are already used to see random newbies asking questions and stuff" ©.
• If you want to practice a little with posting a message, then check this section. Here you can post any message, practice with quotes, markup, etc.
• If you don't like default "white"-outlook of the forum, then you can select "black" one. You can change skins in the bottom-left corner:
  

3. Trade with other players (visit WTB and WTS)

• Trading with other players is major part of the game and you should do this if you want to get good equipment and items.
• There are two sections in the forum where you can trading:

WTS (Willing To Sell)- here, players are selling their items and equipment for other players (have their own shops);

WTB (Willing To Buy)- here, players are asking for items and equipment to buy from other players (leaving the requests);

• You are using MoogleMail for trading with other players. Think of MoogleMail as a message you can send to other player with attaching either credits or equipment/item.
• If you want to send something to other player, but want him to pay you first before he can get attachments from your message, then you should use CoD.
• By default CoD-service is not free. You can buy Postage Paid hath perk to make it free. That perk costs like than 40,000 credits, and you should buy it ASAP.

4. You can get equipment, items and credits for free

• In WTS you can find lots of shops where high-leveled players are giving goodies to newcomers for free. Yes, for free.
• To find these shops just search for the word "free" in the name or description of the shop.
  
• Before asking for something, please, carefully read the rules. Some shop-keeper have level/message requirements.
• Here is few shops that might help you:

FreeShop (This is special shop, the has been created for solely purpose to help novices) - free restoratives and equipment;

Sweetness Overload - free credits;

ST-Ru - free restoratives, selling items from Item Shop with 10% discount, free renting of equipment;

Epion - free restoratives, selling items from Item Shop with 10% discount, free reforge;

End Of All Hope - free equipment, selling items from Item Shop with 10% discount, free reforge;

hc br - free restoratives, free equipment;

as013 - free restoratives, free credits;

fihero - free equipment;

TygerTyger - free Item World;

Kira.Yoshikage - free restoratives;

qiaoyao12456 - free restoratives;

P.S. Guys & ladies, thank you all for your kindness (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

5. Do not use Credits to download galleries! Use GP instead

• High chances that you started to play HentaiVerse to get enough Credits to download Galleries. You can use not only Credits for this purpose, but also GP. With GP you can download three times more galleries.
• To convert your Credits into GP, visit GP Exchange page and follow these steps:
  

6. Visit the News Page every day

• Every day by visit the News Page and you will get free EXP, Credits and refresh Arenas' cooldown.

7. You receive double EXP for posting in forum at least once per 30 days

• Yes, make a post in forum and in next 30 days you will receive double EXP.
• If you just need that bonus but you don't want to talk with people, then please do yourself a favor and post that one message somewhere here - don't spam and create useless threads. Thanks.

8. Do not level up fast

• Probably you are thinking that faster you will level up - the more abilities, training and spells you will have and then your gameplay will be easier. This is not quite true.
• Not only you are leveling up, but so the monsters too. Your equipment, on other hand, do not level up with you. So in the end you might fight with monsters that will be too powerful for you to beat with poor equipment. There is only one way to make equipment to level up with you - soulfusing, but it is an expensive procedure.
• Do not push ahead, like a raging bull, trying to get high level as soon as possible. You should get the knowledge about the game, not just plain number that represents your level.
• Even by playing on lowest difficulty, you will level up fast. Especially if you got 2x EXP bonus from step 5 above. You can easily get level 200 in ~15-20 days with no haste.

9. Do not start playing as mage, start as melee

• Your favored RPG class is mage and you want to start playing as mage in HentaiVerse? Sorry, wrong door then, in HentaiVerse, mage is an endgame-class, while melee is startgame-class.
• Mage equipment is very expensive and on lower levels you just don't have good spells - it is just extremely hard to play as mage right from level one.

Technically, if you have "instruments" behind the game (you are donator, using H@H, adopted-a-server, etc), then you can try to start playing as mage, but if you have nothing, then start playing as melee - it is more effective, easy and comfortable.

• Start playing as Two-handed melee with Light armor or One-handed melee with Heavy armor. Former is called 2H/Light, latter is called 1H/Heavy.

1H/Heavy: high defense, low avoidance, high HP, low MP, slow;

2H/Light: low defense, high avoidance, low HP, high MP, fast;

10. Do not mind the quality of equipment

• Equipment may be one of the following quality: Crude, Fair, Average, Superior, Exquisite, Magnificent, Legendary, Peerless.
• The common mistake is trying to get equipment of great quality as soon as possible. This is wrong. Do not try to get Legendary or Peerless in first day of playing, and even in the first month. They are rare, they are expensive, you have not enough knowledge to tell good equipment from bad. There is nothing wrong in changing the quality of equipment, but such changing should be gradually and adequate.

11. Do not mixup the armor pieces

• In the game you can find three types of armor: heavy, light and cloth. You should not mixup these three type of armor. Either use all Heavy pieces, or all Light, or all Cloth.
• Each of this three type can be one of two kinds: common and rare.

Heavy: plate (common), power (rare). Heavy is melee armor, good defense, bad avoidance.

Light: leather (common), shade (rare). Light is melee armor, bad defense, good avoidance.

Cloth: cotton (common), phase (rare). Cloth is mage armor.

12. Do not soulfuse Average or Superior equipment

• Soulfusing is an expensive procedure and you should not waste it on low-quality equipment.
• It takes same amount of Soul Fragments to soulfuse both Superior and Exquisite equipment, however the latter is more powerful and have better stats.
• Just do not soulfuse anything below Exquisite quality no matter how fabulous that equipment looks.
• Some folks advising do not soulfuse Exquisite quality either and soulfuse only Magnificent, Legendary and Peerless. Other people are telling that it is up to player what one should and should not soulfuse and if one want to soulfuse Average equipment - he might do this. It is debatable field.

13. Do not buy equipment with level higher than yours - you cannot equip it

• Most times it is a waste of Credits.
  
• There are only two exceptions:

You can soulfuse equipment with level no more than 100 level higher than yours (you have 14 level - you can soulfuse equipment with level 114, but cannot soulfuse equipment with level 115), but soulfusing costs a lot.

You can buy equipment with level higher than yours, then level up and equip it (purchasing equipment for future using).

14. Always "lock" equipment you don't want to sell or salvage

• To prevent you from accidentally selling or salvaging equipment - lock it by clicking on the icon of lock near its name.
  
• You also can send equipment to the storage and completely hide it.
  

15. Do not forget to activate your ability

• After upgrading abilities - do not forget to actually activate them.
• Click on the icon of ability and be sure icon appeared at the top panel (aka "put ability in the slot").
  

16. Use spells

• Spells can be one of four group

Offensive - attacking spells that can be one of six types: Fire, Ice(Cold), Elec, Wind, Holy(Divine) & Dark(Forbidden). Only mage need to use these.

Debuffs - spells that make enemies weaker, slower, break their defense. Both melee and mage should use them.

Buffs - spells that make you stronger, faster, increase your defense. Both melee and mage should use them.

Cures - spells that heals your wounds. Both melee and mage should use them.

• So, as you can see, melee should use spells too, therefore melee should raise his magical stats too. Mostly he should use various buffs to help himself to survive enemies' attack. (if you have a mindset from other RPG that melee don't need spells - forget about this stereotype).
• Remember one thing:

Casting any spell, even Cure, costs few turns, so enemies can attack you right after you have cast spell (some fast enemies may even attack twice!).

Using items costs 0 (zero) turns, in other words, enemies cannot attack you after you have used items (no matter, Draught, Potion, Elixir, Scroll, Infusion or what). So whenever, you have chance, use items first and only then, if your HP is still low, cast a Cure spell.

• You can put most frequently using spells or/and skills in a special quickbar that appears during the battle.
  

17. Cast Spark of Life with care

• At some point of the game you will unlock Spark of Life spells that gives you "second chance" and saves from death (from fatal strike). After saving your life, spell will be removed.
• The tricky thing is that spell requires you to have at least 50% of your base Spirit Points (SP); if you have not enough - spell will fail and monsters will attack you (you spent turn). Whenever Spark of Life saves you from death, it absorbs 50% of your base SP.
• Novices often are making same mistake - they immediately trying to re-cast that spell after it saved their life, but instead they dying, because have not enough base SP.
• Before casting Spark of Life be sure that you have at least 50% of base SP available.

Base SP and real SP are two different things. In short - base SP is your innate SP meter without any bonuses; real SP (one you see in the battle) is adjusted base SP. Until you will be proficient enough, just keep you SP meter at least 50% full.

18. Do not forget to put items into item slots

• To make a character able to use an item during the battle - you first should put that item into"item slots" (equip it).
• Visit the Item Inventory and transfer desired items into slots.
  

19. Use numpad to attack monsters and other hotkeys

• You attack monsters either by clicking on them, or by pressing numpad (or regular number) buttons. For example, hold key "2" to attack the second monster in the battle.
• More hotkeys you can find here.

20. Do not sell items to the bazaar

• Just remember: never sell anything to the bazaar. At least until you will be proficient enough to tell important items from unimportant.
• Players in the WTB section are willing to pay dozens, even hundreds thousands credits for some items because they are rare.

21. Do not play Grindfest; play Random Encounters

• Grindfest is the battle mode, designed for high-level players, not for newcomers. In this mode you will receive less Credits, less EXP, however difficulty is astonishing. For novice there is NO chance to finish that battle mode or even advance past 50 round - don't try and waste your time.
• Instead, go play more Random Encounters - it is a special battle mode that available every 30 minutes 24 times per day. You should visit the News Page and click on the link. In that mode you get more Credits, more EXP and better drops than in Arenas.

22. Do you really need to use Energy Drink?

• When you are playing, your Stamina slowly is being reduced and when it hits 80 received EXP will be reduced in half. Energy Drink restores stamina by 10 points. That is why novices tend to use that item mindlessly in a sake of getting more EXP.
• On other hand, you can get those 10 points of stamina back, by stopping playing any Battle Mode for 10 hours. In other words - just wait 10 hours.
• Players in WTB eager to pay 100,000+ credits per Energy Drink, making it one of the most valuable items.
• Just ask yourself: "what is better: wait for 10 hours and get easy cash from some buyer or use Energy Drink and continue playing and let the cash go?"

23. Do you really need to shrine trophies?

• You can shrine trophies in order to get good equipment, but just yourself: "is it really worthy?".
• Shrining trophies is a gamble with odd outcomes for you. One may shrine 1,000 trophies and receive nothing good from it. Some players NEVER got anything valuable from the shrining trophies.
• Instead of shrining trophies blindly, maybe your should start selling them to people in WTB section? It is a guaranteed income that may give you ~1,000,000 credits in 12-15 days (depending on your luck of course).

24. Think about buying Innate Arcana hath perk

• Innate Arcana hath perk allows you to automatically cast (and recast) certain buff spells; in other words, you do not need to manually cast those spells anymore.
  It is extremely useful, saves your time and allows to spend more time on battle itself, instead of checking how many turns left on buffs.
  
• There are five levels of Innate Arcana - each allows you to auto-cast additional buff spell (making five auto-spells in total). Also, each level of Innate Arcana decreases the MP consumption of auto-casted spells.
• Innate Arcana is not that expensive (first level costs ~200,000 credits) and benefits are amazing.

25. Think about buying Gold Star

• Gold Star gives you lots of various bonuses, most important of which are:

Doubles the amount of monsters in Monster Lab;

Doubles the number of received EXP;

Halves the monster morale and hunger drain rates

+50% to MP/SP regeneration

• You can get the Gold Star in one of the two ways:

Donate 100$;

Find "Gold Star seller", who are willing to change his 100$ for your Credits (~60,000,000 credits);

26. Think about buying OFC

• OFC (stands for Orbital Friendship Cannon) - is extremely powerful melee spell that can kill most enemies in one successful strike.
  
• OFC takes 50 steps to recharge itself, and you can use it as many times as you want during the battle.
• To start using OFC you need to collect 21 different pony figurines. Chances to drop one figurine during the battle is very low (1% of 0,4% of 20%), so instead visit the WTS-section and buy these 21 figurines from various players. Each figurine cost ~25,000 credits, so you get the OFC for ~550,000 credits. Remember: 21 DIFFERENT figurines.

27. Spend Chaos tokens on creating new monsters, instead upgrading existing ones

• It feels like a good idea to create one/two/three monsters and upgrade them only, waiting for lots of gifts, but that tactic will not work.
• You need to spend million(s) of credits on monster to make it good enough to get wins, and then you need month(s) to get return of investment from such monster.
• Instead of upgrading existing monsters - create as many monsters as possible. Yes, they will be weak, but every three days they will return you a guaranteed gift - no huge investments, no headache; just create and get a gift every three days.
• You can make them extra profitable by upgrading their Scavenger chaos upgrade (it increases chance to get more gifts). Experts also recommend to raise the Power Level of your monsters to 100, to give him a little room to kill anyone.

28. Use scripts

• Scripts are your little helpers. They give you extra abilities, features and enhance your gameplay. If you never heard about scripts, than read that guide.
• You can find list of scripts in wiki.
• Just to demonstrate you abilities of the scripts, this is Monsterbation script, that greatly enhance your battle management by giving you lots of information (extra quickbar, hotkeys, time and speed log, drop log), but most importantly it allow you to attack monsters by hovering your cursor instead of clicking.
  
  Impressive, isn't?

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Inspired by "What was your biggest F*ck-up in HV?" and Pimp my HentaiVerse threads, as well lots of posts here and there in Ask the Experts.

This post has been edited by f4tal: Oct 17 2017, 22:29

Remember - you can create your own shop in WTS (there is no level requirements, please read the rules) and sell whatever item/equipment you want for whatever price you want.
Creating shops is not recommended way to deal with item/equipment for absolute novices - please be sure that you are proficient enough to tell good item/equipment from bad one and, overly familiar with game, prices & mechanics.

1. Where to get credits?

• Drops. You gets Credits as drops from monsters.
  - Monsters drop lots of money in Random Encounter, good amount in Arenas, but miserable amount in Grindfest & Item World. So doing the latter for money purpose is not a wise idea.
  - Higher the difficulty is - the more Credits you will get as drop.
  - You cannot increase the chances of dropping the credits by increasing your training (even Scavenger).

• Items. There are lots of valuable items in the game that you can return income:

Gifts from monsters. Monster gives you gift in two cases:

When monsters won the battle;

When monsters haven't won any battles for three days.

- You can increase the chance of getting double gift by increasing Gift Factor (in short, just upgrade Scavenger chaos upgrade);
- The most valuable gifts are:

Repurposed Actuator (RA). Cost: 50,000+;

Crystallized Phazon (CP). Cost: 160,000+;

Binding of Slaughter (BoS). Cost: 90,000+;

Binding of Destruction (BoD). Cost: 50,000+;

Binding of Protection (BoP). Cost: 30,000+;

Binding of the Raccoon. Cost: 10,000+;

Binding of the Cheetah. Cost: 25,000+;

Binding of the Fox. Cost: 16,000+;

Binding of the Owl. Cost: 16,000+;

High-Grade Cloth (HGC) (monster should have at least 400 Power Level). Cost: 17,000+;

High-Grade Wood (HGW) (monster should have at least 400 Power Level). Cost: 7,000+;

Salvaging equipment. After salvaging equipment, it will be completely destroyed, but you will get materials back.
- Two most valuable materials are:

High-Grade Cloth (HGC) - salvage Magnificent/Legendary Cloth/Phase. Cost: 17,000+;

High-Grade Wood (HGW) - salvage Magnificent/Legendary Shield/Staff. Cost: 7,000+;

Selling Energy Drinks or Precursor Artifacts. With chance of 0,2%-0,4% monster may drop Precursor Artifact, which you can shrine and get one of the following items:

2 Hath;

1000 crystals;

Last Elixir;

Permanent Stat;

Energy Drink.

- Energy Drink is most valuable item of five, however chance to get it ~20% (for novices even lower).
- You have two choices here:

Energy Drink (ED). Cost: 100,000+ (try to shrine Precursor Artifact, get Energy Drink and sell it);

Precursor Artifact (PA). Cost: 20,000+ (do not shrine Precursor Artifact and sell the Artifact itself);

- To increase the chance to get Precursor Artifact - do Scavenger training (increases the change of dropping anything) and Archaeologist training (increases the change of dropping artifact).

Selling Trophies. After killing certain enemies, you get a special items, called Trophies, which you can shrine in order to get equipment. Chances to get good equipment are so low, that most players prefer to sell trophies to other players instead.

Manbearpig Tail, Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch, Mithra's Flower, Dalek Voicebox (kill Manbearpig, White Bunneh, Mithra, Dalek). Cost: 900+;

Lock of Blue Hair (kill Konata). Cost: 1,500+;

Bunny-Girl Costume, Hinamatsuri Doll, Broken Glasses (kill Mikuru Asahina, Ryouko Asakura, Yuki Nagato). Cost: 1,900+;

Sapling, Black T-Shirt (kill Real Life, Yggdrasil). Cost: 6,000+;

Unicorn Horn (kill Invisible Pink Unicorn). Cost: 8,000+;

Noodly Appendage (kill Flying Spaghetti Monster). Cost: 40,000+;

Selling other items. Selling other items, like scrolls, infusion and low-quality materials can give you money too, but not as much as previously mentioned items. Some players in WTB-section are providing various discounts (for example, their buying price higher if you are selling more than 100 items at once), so check various threads to find better request.

• Selling equipment.
  - Market has certain demands to what consider as good equipment and therefore some equipment might be untredably because of wrong suffix/prefix or bad ranges.
  - Demand for the quality is proportional to player's level: nobody above level 400 is interested in buying Superior or Exquisite equipment, however players below 200 are willing to buy equipment of those quality.
  - Be prepared, that certain equipment is easy to sell, while other may lay in your inventory forever, without a chance to ever be sold.
  - If you need a help to determinate the "goodness" of equipment or its price, ask for the help in Price Check thread. Always ask for the help! Better safe than sorry.

Send to auction. If equipment has Magnificent, Legendary or Peerless quality and follow certain standards - you can try to send it auction. Auctioneer may take a fee for organizing the auction and selling your equipment. Currently we have two auctioneers:

Superlatanium. Rules of an auction | Requirement to equipment | Discussion | Example of auction;

Kedama. Rules of an auction | Requirement to equipment | Discussion | Example of auction;

Find buyer in WTB. Some players are creating WTB-requests for equipment they are looking for. Check threads in this section and probably you will find a customer. Mostly, people are looking for equipment of Magnificent, Legendary or Peerless quality.

Sell equipment to decondelite. decondelite is buying low-quality equipment for future reselling. Probably, his WTB is best way to deal with low-quality, low-leveled equipment and novices should bookmark his WTB and WTS threads. Currently he is buying:

Superior < 175 level;

Exquisite < 275 level;

Magnificent < 325 level;

Legendary < 350 level.

Alternative ways to deal with equipment.

Send it to FreeSHop. If you will, you can send equipment to FreeSHop (preferable equipment < 200 level). Yes, you will not get any money from it, but instead you may help a novice player. Also it is good thing for karma - if you ever took something from FreeSHop to return equipment back.

Salvage for materials. Alternatively, instead of selling equipment, you can salvage it and get materials. Then you either use materials to upgrade your equipment, repair it, or just sell materials. The best income you can get from salvaging Magnificent/Legendary Cloth/Phase (for High-Grade Cloth) and Magnificent/Legendary Shield/Staff (for High-Grade Wood).

Sell to bazaar. In a case if equipment is bad and noone willing to buy it (be sure you check all possible options), the only way left is bazaar it. It gives you low amount of money, but still it is better than nothing.

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2. Where to get equipment?

• Free shops. There are lots of shops/threads where people are giving away their credits or restoratives for free, just because they want to. Few shops are also giving away equipment for free. For completely novice player that option may be a best stop. Check the first post to find what shops are offering free equipment.

• Drops. After killing the monster, it may, with certain randomness in account, drop the equipment. You can increase the chance to get equipment drop in the following ways:

Do Training. Namely, Scavenger training (increases the change of dropping anything) and Quartermaster training (increases the change of dropping equipment);

Play on harder difficulties. Monsters, on harder difficulties, are dropping equipment more often and quality of those drops would be higher.

Play Random Encounters. In Random Encounters you have higher chances of drops.

• Shrine trophies. You get trophies for killing the bosses, schoolgirls and gods. Further, you can shrine trophies in order to get equipment. Sounds fair, but actual chances are that you will shrine 50 trophies and will get 50 bad equipment, so think yourself do you need such gamble with odd chances?

• Lotteries. You can buy lottery tickets and get Peerless equipment if you win. But sad truth is that lottery is so unpredictable and so random that your chances to win are low. Also if lottery prize is very good, then lots of people will buy tickets and real chances to win become even lower. On other hand if you have lots of GP, then lottery is nice gamble for you.

• Buying in the Bazaar. Bazaar is a very scarce thing: one day you spend here full day and never see anything good, but in another day you may find a true treasure. Check the Bazaar from time to time, but don't put your expectations too high. The good idea is buying equipment that has level a little higher than yours, so you can equip it when will have high enough level.

• Buying in the WTS. Mostly, equipment in WTS are Magnificent or Legendary quality and have high level (because sellers are high-leveled players, who are selling their own drops). Still, you can find shops that selling equipment of superior and exquisite quality with low enough level that you can afford freely - just search for the words "sup", "exq".

• Buying in the Auctions. For novice player auctions are bad deal, because most equipment has pretty high level and high bidding price (minimum - 50,000 credits), but still, one should know about this opportunity and should start visiting auctions when his finances and level would be high enough.

This post has been edited by f4tal: Oct 17 2017, 17:28

24. Do not recast Spark of Life when you have less than 50% SP
Spark of Life saves you from fatal strike, but instead absorbs 50% of your SP bar.
If you will try to re-cast Spark of Life with SP less than 50% - it will fail (and you, most probably, will die in next attack).
So always, after Spark of Life has been triggered, - check your SP bar and use items to restore it - and only then recast Spark of Life.

It is actually 50% of base SP, so it depends on the abilities and the real values can range from 25% of SP bar to 50% of SP bar.

It is actually 50% of base SP, so it depends on the abilities and the real values can range from 25% of SP bar to 50% of SP bar.

Thanks, Sapo84. Yes, it is my mistake.
Fixed it (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

This post has been edited by f4tal: Oct 12 2017, 17:04

i appreciate your efforts to help experts in helping the community and thus the community itself, but, uh... didn't you write another guide just recently? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

i appreciate your efforts to help experts in helping the community and thus the community itself, but, uh... didn't you write another guide just recently? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

Perhaps we need a brief overview of guides, and an instruction on which guide is best for which situation? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/duck.gif)


(sorry, couldn't help myself, this joke had to be made)

i appreciate your efforts to help experts in helping the community and thus the community itself, but, uh... didn't you write another guide just recently? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

You mean Pimp my HV? I have explained in second post about it. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)


I am already in a process of overview of threads, guides and such (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Perhaps we need a brief overview of guides, and an instruction on which guide is best for which situation? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/duck.gif)
(sorry, couldn't help myself, this joke had to be made)

an index of indexes?

an index of indexes?

Or maybe make a guide about guides.

Or maybe make a guide about guides.

speaking of which, i still see guides fitting better in System Discussion and keeping here just a placeholder with useful links. afterall, this is the chat section (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ph34r.gif)

26. Put spells and buffs in the quickbar. Do not do like me, doing 200+ levels by picking the skillbook's 2nd page every time (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/duck.gif)

speaking of which, i still see guides fitting better in System Discussion and keeping here just a placeholder with useful links. afterall, this is the chat section (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ph34r.gif)

Your call. I am not against. However for me "System Discussion" is more about "feature requests", "bug/exploits reporting", "balance discussing", etc.
I always had this line between those two sub-forums:

• The HentaiVerse Chat - forum for players.
• System Discussion - forum for Tenboro and staff.

If you think otherwise - I will not against the movement (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

26. Put spells and buffs in the quickbar. Do not do like me, doing 200+ levels by picking the skillbook's 2nd page every time (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/duck.gif)

Are you serious? Just how you managed to miss that feature? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/heh.gif)

This post has been edited by f4tal: Oct 12 2017, 19:16

Your call. I am not against. However for me "System Discussion" is more about "feature requests", "bug/exploits reporting", "balance discussing", etc.
I always had this line between those two sub-forums:

• The HentaiVerse Chat - forum for players.
• System Discussion - forum for Tenboro and staff.

If you think otherwise - I will not against the movement (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

nope. System Discussion is "For bug reports and discussions about the HentaiVerse Minigame." what's more discussion than how the game is made? and i'd be for technical things about scripts to go there as well.
i always thought as System Discussion as a place for technical things and chat for... uh... chitchat.

bugs can be reported in release notes as well, btw.

26. Put spells and buffs in the quickbar. Do not do like me, doing 200+ levels by picking the skillbook's 2nd page every time (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/duck.gif)

I did this until level 140 (when I posted for the first time in the forums), also didn't use abilities slots until level 100 (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/anime_cry.gif)

speaking of which, i still see guides fitting better in System Discussion and keeping here just a placeholder with useful links. afterall, this is the chat section (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ph34r.gif)

but no one would read it there :c Then at least those useful links need to be atached here in The HentaiVerse Chat, at the top

but no one would read it there :c

except for me, who still have to check that section every now and then, you mean?

Then at least those useful links need to be atached here in The HentaiVerse Chat, at the top

yep, a repository of useful links stickied here, of course.

I did this until level 140 (when I posted for the first time in the forums), also didn't use abilities slots until level 100 (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/anime_cry.gif)
but no one would read it there :c Then at least those useful links need to be atached here in The HentaiVerse Chat, at the top

o.o
I will add it then. If two persons missed that feature, that it worth to be added in list.

However I still don't know how it is possible to miss that feature, BUT on other hand I haven't knew about Innate Arcana until level 300. Just imagine how much headache until I had and how much money I spent on restoratives (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

except for me, who still have to check that section every now and then, you mean?

Right. That place is sad and desert most of the time

but no one would read it there :c Then at least those useful links need to be atached here in The HentaiVerse Chat, at the top

No one reads there because no one is posting there, maybe? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

No one reads there because no one is posting there, maybe? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

well said. so, why not making it a more lively place? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

well said. so, why not making it a more lively place? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Don't wanna. (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)