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i don't want to completely fill morality with pills so that i can raise it with crystals
i'm just saying that the old button behavior was very convenient for me, and the new one doesn't
for me
and if i'm only one, so ... okay. sad but okay

Ah, I got it.

In my case, I did something similar but interspersed. Whenever Morale was below 50% I used crystals to fill the bar, and the next time I used Happy Pills. When the amount of crystals required became very large (also considering the total amount of monsters, which increased every month), I used only Happy Pills while gathering credits to buy Crystal Packs.

Currently I use only Happy Pills because all my monsters are above PL 1000, and the use of crystals is no longer feasible.

In your case, you can give crystals first to the point that you only need 1 Happy Pill, so you use this Happy Pill, and then complete again with crystals.

the best changes were both the market and the fact that energy drinks were no longer obtainable through the original way which drives prices up. and i am getting 1 a day. so that is like a boost in credits everyday. great for me.

Well, the "Pill anyone" button change is probably for the best ... to me, te button was useless before, and it is useless also now.

Reason is, I always go through each monster, selectively using Pills or Xtals depending on a number of factors.
Probably I'm a bit of a dork for micro-management (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

When it comes to the training, the training system doesn't support refunding/reverting trainings, and as far I can remember it has never been done manually in the lifetime of the system.

You must have forgot about HV 0.72.

- The Spelunker training which was no longer good for anything was refunded and removed.

I forget things all the time, but for some reason I was able to remember that one. The brain is mysterious.

Also Power Tank, Karma Shield, et cetera. That is different because those trainings were completely removed, so 10b could just run one batch script to refund everyone who had a level in them. The interface doesn't support automatically refunding only the people who ask for it, and it has never been done manually for only the people who requested it.

Idea for next patch, something that lets you take back a golden ticket within about 10 seconds because somebody is distracting you while you are clicking...

new hath perks:

- stamina 1 : 1000 hath : reduces stamina usage by 1%
- stamina 2 : 2000 hath : reduces stamina usage by 2%
- stamina 3 : 4000 hath : reduces stamina usage by 4%
- stamina 4 : 8000 hath : reduces stamina usage by 8%
- stamina 5 : 16000 hath : reduces stamina usage by 16%

Applied one minor change to Persistent:

- Everyone now has five autocast slots on Persistent. The perk "Innate Arcana" now only gives an upkeep discount on the spells in these slots, it no longer dictates now many slots you have.

- Everyone now has five autocast slots on Persistent. The perk "Innate Arcana" now only gives an upkeep discount on the spells in these slots, it no longer dictates now many slots you have.

I first came into contact with "Innate Arcana" at Isekai and found it very useful, so I was eager to use it at Persistent.
I am very grateful for this change.
Thank you very much!

Applied one minor change to Persistent:

- Everyone now has five autocast slots on Persistent. The perk "Innate Arcana" now only gives an upkeep discount on the spells in these slots, it no longer dictates now many slots you have.

Very nice change.

Upcoming: On August 10th, the cost of some hath perks will be increased, in some cases significantly. You may want to purchase any perks you really want before this time.

Thanks for the warning, so I better spend some of the millions of hath I had lying around and was just too lazy to use, before that date... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

I.e. this notice isn't very helpful. Those with low hath can't simply buy a lot of perks that may increase in price at short notice, while those with lots of hath probably have them already anyway.

Thanks for the warning, so I better spend some of the millions of hath I had lying around and was just too lazy to use, before that date... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

I.e. this notice isn't very helpful. Those with low hath can't simply buy a lot of perks that may increase in price at short notice, while those with lots of hath probably have them already anyway.

Those with lots of hath can sell at 2x the rate, or try and play with the market it they so desire. Those with low hath were going to "suffer" anyway, so at least if you had any hath remaining you may spend it now.

fuuuuuucccckkkkk I'm two days late for buying Innate Arcana V and now it's too expensive for me 😭😭😭

fuuuuuucccckkkkk I'm two days late for buying Innate Arcana V and now it's too expensive for me 😭😭😭

Innate Arcana slots are now unlock by default free for all (like it already was in Isekai). The corrisponding Perk now only gives the percentage reduction in upkeeping. (Which is pretty useless, at least until Mana Droughts are so cheap.

Just look in your Character->Settings page, all the five AutoSlots should be available.

That's great and helps low tier players a lot!

Now waiting for the "auto-consume" slots for health draught, etc! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
Though implementation might be tricky to satisfy all people and might be better done in custom user scripts...

Something similar to auto-sell/-salvage to specify activation condition (and below):
- always (including random encounter)
- grind fest
- item world
- arena
- ring of blood

Or maybe better inside in-battle items menu via two checkboxes/toggles next to each item "currently active (in this battle)" and "always start activated".

Now waiting for the "auto-consume" slots for health draught, etc! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)
Though implementation might be tricky to satisfy all people and might be better done in custom user scripts...

This would currently be against our automation rules, so do not implement this as a user script.

Or maybe better inside in-battle items menu via two checkboxes/toggles next to each item "currently active (in this battle)" and "always start activated".

I think this has been discussed in the past as a possibility. I'd like it too, for draughts, scrolls and infusions. It might make sense for the settings to be in the Item Inventory outside of battle, rather than in battle.

This would currently be against our automation rules, so do not implement this as a user script.

Ah, ok.

I think this has been discussed in the past as a possibility. I'd like it too, for draughts, scrolls and infusions. It might make sense for the settings to be in the Item Inventory outside of battle, rather than in battle.

I thought of it as a way to (temporarily) activate/deactivate it inside battle. On the other hand I don't know how often you would need such kind of fine tuning...
I would be fine with "always start activated" option inside settings menu and still an inside battle option "currently active" to override it.

I will continue my turtle's pace towards Level 500.

In the meantime, given all the other wonderful upgrades I have seen in HV, here are 2 items I would like to see added:

1) The origins of obsolete items in the Marketplace could be added as part of a description or similar. Will certainly help future players remember important phases.

2) I would like to see stats dumps from the HV database, in areas of historical interest. Who fought the most battles? What monsters were most successful? What players gained the most levels in February 2021? Who has purchased the most lottery tickets? Or similar.

Anything you or I or Tenboro might think of, I'd be interested in. Not for strategic purposes, just for entertainment.

1) The origins of obsolete items in the Marketplace could be added as part of a description or similar. Will certainly help future players remember important phases.

That information is already listed in the wiki for anyone who is curious about the past.

Darn... wouldn't have spent 'quite' so much on Innate Arcana... oh well I suppose. What this about costs increasing?