2.0.0.2 Client Updates
Added event files and information for upcoming in-game use
Patch Notes [EN-Language] 2.0.0.2
UI
1. Chantra Dredgion map is now in English, rather than Korean.
2. Edited many system messages to be now shorter, clearer, and more accurate.
3. Fixed text/button overlapping issues on the crafting, game options, manastone socketing, and other UI screens, that caused the new features not to display properly.
4. Fixed some names on the Dark Poeta map that did not match the locations’ actual names.
Corrected “Lake Maravata” to “Marabata Lake”
Corrected “Lukha Plantation” to “Dragrint Plantation”
5. Fixed some slash commands that didn’t work because they had spaces in them
Changed /Invite to League to /InvitetoLeague
Changed /Leave League to /LeaveLeague
Changed /Expel from League to /BanfromLeague
6. Changed some new player titles to sound more like titles:
Changed Shulack Protectorate to Shulack Friend
Changed The Lesson Giver to Lesson Giver
Quests
1. Fixed some references in various quest text, where the names of the monsters in the quests did not match the monsters’ actual names.
2. Quest cutscenes now all have voiceovers in English.
3. Changed some quest titles to fit the character limit or to fix grammatical and factual errors:
Changed [Alliance] Daeva Fear To Tread to [Alliance] Daevas Fear To Tread
Changed Laughter’s Wing to Mocking Condor’s Wing
Changed Investigate the Refugee Village to Sweeping the Ruins
Changed [Group] Get ’Em When They’re Young to [Group] Get ’Em Young
4. Changed the following quest titles because they were new quests with the same titles as existing quests:
Changed Supplies Party to Tracking Supplies
Changed [Group] The Big Sleep to [Group] Mine Vengeance
NPCs
7. Fixed references to some monsters
King Myrn was sometimes incorrectly referred to as King Tranti
8. Changed the following NPC names because they duplicated the names of existing NPCs:
Changed Huirunerk in Gelkmaros to Russonerk.
Changed Tassinerk in Inggison to Tassinerk.
Changed Lania in Taloc’s Forest to Tialla.
9. Changed “Kerubiel Sentinels” in Theobomos to “Kerubiel Watchers”, to distinguish them from the Sentinels in Heiron.
10. Changed “Frillneck Juveniles” in Heiron to “Frillneck Juveniles”, to distinguish them from the Hatchlings in Verteron.
11. Changed “Undead Laborers” in Brusthonin to “Undead Serfs”, to distinguish them from the Laborers in Heiron.
12. Changed several monsters in the Nunglark Ruins that were called “Naduka Legionary” to unique names (“Naduka Enforcer” and “Naduka Warrior”), so that when a quest called for a player to kill a particular type, they would know which one. There are still “Naduka Legionary” mobs in Antagor Battlefield, and these are separate.
13. Changed “Basrasa Sentry” in Angrief Wastes in Inggison to “Basrasa Sentinel”, to distinguish them from the Sentries in Mephistis Farm, a little to the southeast.
14. Changed “Basrasa Healer” in Angrief Wastes in Inggison to “Basrasa Fixer”, to distinguish them from the Healers in Mephistis Farm, a little to the southeast.
15. Changed “Stinky Clodworm” in Heiron to “Smelly Clodworms”, to distinguish them from the Stinky ones in Morheim.
16. Changed the name of new named mob “Spinat the Undying” to “Thurzon the Undying”; “Spinat” means “Spinach” in German, and that’s not very menacing for our German players!
17. Changed new named mob “Rootbound” to “Cobaltan” so it sounds like more of an individual’s name.
18. Changed new named mob “Ethereal Windwisp” to “Gossamos” so it sounds like more of an individual’s name.
19. Changed one of the new “Dukaki Watcher” mobs in Haramel to “Dukaki Watchman” to clear up confusion with other Watchers.
20. Changed new named mob “Starket who turned into a Drakan” to “Starket in Disguise” to be shorter, less clunky, and more accurately descriptive.
Items
1. There used to be several quest items for different quests that were all called “Lepharist Research Diary”. This led to some issues with the in-game dictionary’s locate feature, since it didn’t know which Lepharist Research Diary it was trying to locate. We renamed these diaries to unique names to cut down on confusion.
Diary for the [Elyos] “Project Drakanhammer” quest is now called “Pretor Lepharist Research Diary”.
Diary for [Elyos] “Creating a Monster” is now called “Research Journal”.
Diary for [Elyos] “A Lepharist Monstrosity” is now called “Lepharist Lepharist Research Diary”.
Diary for [Elyos] “Adias’s Report” is now called “Research Report”.
2. “Crafted” Balic items now say “Crafted” in their recipe names rather than “Handicrafting”, to match the item names themselves.
3. Changed the names of items for the series of quests involving Siel’s Supreme Weapons to clarify the relationship of the items to one another. The improved versions of the weapons themselves used to be called “Siel’s Supreme Noble X” and are now called “Noble Siel’s Supreme X” to indicate that the second is a Noble, or improved version of the former.
Skills
1. Fixed the name of “Gale Arrow III”, which was appearing as “Gale Arrow II” in the name of its stigma stone as well as in the skill list.
2. Changed new [Chanter] Stigma skill “Spell of Impregnable Fortress” to “Elemental Screen” to be shorter and less clunky.
Known Issues
A new Ranger Stigma skill, "Exploding Trap", is named very similarly to the existing "Explosive Trap" and "Explosion Trap". This new one will be renamed to "Blazing Trap" in the next build to avoid confusion.
A new Templar skill, "Chilling Blow", should have a name that better fits its function and animation. (It has nothing to do with cold, and in fact the animation is in warm orange colors.) It will be renamed to "Pitiless Blow" in the next build, because it is used against a foe that has stumbled.
