Ancient Spirit Fossil. Moon Stone Piece. Earth Crystal. Low-Grade Cuilin Stone. Common Cuilin Stone. Fine Cuilin Stone. Finest Cuilin Stone. Homestead Stone.
Average Firewood. Fine Firewood. Giant Potato. Faded Play Page. Bronze Play Page. Silver Play Page. Gold Play Page. Alpaca Fur. Golden Egg. Fire Elemental. Ice Elemental. Lightning Elemental. Blago Noir. Errans Sauvignon. Artifact Unearthing. All life skills, as well as Gold Strike , will receive two training counts when used instead of one.
The player will start with 10 more Luck and 10 Stamina than normal. The player will receive experience from Gathering and x2 Experience from making things with Life Skills. The player will receive increased Part-time Job rewards. The player will be able to use certain Merchant-only Blueprints for Blacksmithing , Sewing Patterns for Tailoring , and create Merchant-only bows with Carpentry.
Items created with the Merchant Destiny will have additional stats. Shields made with Blacksmithing will have an additional 1 Defense. Armor made with Blacksmithing will have an additional 1 Protection. Helmets, gauntlets, and boots made with Blacksmithing will have an additional 1 Durability. Clothing made with Tailoring will have an additional 1 Defense. Information regarding the Daily Item and Smugglers will scroll across the top of the screen for Commerce.
With unbending will and fists of steel, Fighters turn their entire bodies into weapons. If you choose the Destiny of the Fighter Destiny, your Will and Fighter skills will increase more quickly. All fighter skills will receive two training counts when used instead of one. There were some quality of life changes to various activities like Rafting, Banquets, and music playing.
Hillwen Engineering and Magic crafting are new life skills that are very mainstream right now for most new craftables. There are now Daily quests that give you adventure seals that can be traded for very useful items. Rebirth is Free and Weekly now. There's a cash currency along side NX called Pons now. Theres a Style tab for cosmetic clothing items to wear over your armor, though you gotta pay for it with pons or VIP.
You can change appearance in the dressing room tab without a rebirth, premium options require pons, though some new cosmetics require dumb coupons from gachas instead. Right now, due to an event, you can change appearance for free! Special Talents called Ace Talents also require you to pay, its essentially several talents in one. Talents essentially act as a x2 training buff to whatever skills fall under it, plus a bias to certain stat increases on level up.
G19 and G20 grant access to Special Raids and Alban training grounds, aswell as 4 skills, one of which gives your pet a massive power boost, making them relevant battle companions again outside of their summoning AOE. G21 has just been revealed in Korea. There's a questline relating to Dance of Death that unlocks an entire new dungeon with an Echo Stone mechanic that buffs your stats past the cap.
Getting to level in a couple days is pretty easy. You can get m XP from a single shadow mission. So is training most skills, as you can get very high training multipliers. Talent, Skill-specific potions, all-skill potions, "the Returned" title, events, etc all give x2 multipliers.
Also reforges and being over level adds more points per count. The only skills that are really a pin to train are the ones with long cooldowns. You can be ridiculously strong now. New equipment is out that is much higher damage than the old gear. What incentive do we have to participate in life skills?
To not make them double rates would be saying "Just do combat. You will still accomplish more or equal than if you ranked life skills. I've held my opinions steady from the start. The opposite could equally happen.
It could lengthen the experience. More people are doing life skills. More people are making weapons and armour. More people are looking for herbs. More personal shops. More life skill communities. More economic development. It will give people more incentive to play the game.
My point is, video games should be fun. What reason have we been reducing the fun element for? Think about it long and hard, people. That and the thing is, many people simply WON'T do life skills because of the annoyance that it really is to rank.
Windmill people have no issue with because it's only one skill. I know I did, and having to do it all over again just puts me off. Giving a bigger incentive may cause people that wouldn't have given it a single thought to possibly go at it. Also, ranking blacksmithing and many life skills is very costly, so even if someone wanted to rank up but doesn't have the money to buy higher rank mats or the time to get them, they're screwed there as well.
As Blighty said, games are supposed to be fun, I dare you to find me ONE person that willingly would say "Oh man ranking all those life skills was a blast, I'd reset them to F and do it all over again any time!
Mabinogi is a game that rewards you for going above and beyond. You do not have to rank life skills to be relevant. You could do all the content in the game without touching a single life skill. Doesn't it make sense to reward the players that take the time to grind out life skills as they are now? Not everything has to be easy. Some things are time consuming.
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