Agenda

• Boss refactoring
• Rywards
• OP refactoring

Le prochain patch (que nous prévoyons d'appliquer ce vendredi à partir de 23h00 UTC – compter environ 2 heures d'indisponibilité du serveur de jeu) implémente la mise en activité des Rois dans l'ensemble des régions d'Atys. Le nouveau système de Rois fonctionne en effet sans problème depuis plusieurs semaines dans les Primes Racines.
Il est possible toutefois que l'application de guilde associée n'ai pas encore été mise à jour, mais elle le sera peu après le patch.
Dans les nouvelles régions concernées (en surface d'Atys donc) l'espèce des 6 Rois qui recevront vos assauts sera choisie, exclusivement, parmi celles présentes dans la région. Cependant les lieux d'apparition des Rois qui obéissent à une mécanique particulière (tels Gebre, Cratchakin, Shooketh, etc.) demeureront inchangés.
La refonte des Rois se poursuivra ensuite par le test puis l'implémentation de nouvelles mécaniques pour l'ensemble des Rois, où que ce soit qu'ils apparaissent sur Atys.

L'implémentation du patch évoqué ci-dessus sera accompagnée d'une rotation des avant-postes (OP) et suivie d'une période de mises fixée cette fois à une dizaine jours (de façon à inclure deux week-end).
La distribution des matières premières (MP) forables par les OP a été revue : à l'issue de cette rotation tous les types de MP (8 en tout) seront disponibles en Q250, Q200 et Q150 sur au moins un des OP d'Atys. Aucune MP Q250 ne manquera donc durant le cycle ainsi entamé.

Nous allons poursuivre la migration des récompenses dans Rywards (shift+e) afin d'y inclure tout ce qui est possible d'inclure et d'en faire un gros catalogue.
Comme les montures, les Zigs seront migrables dans Rywards ce qui permettra de plus facilement en changer et de ne plus risquer de les perdre. Pour cela, comme pour les montures encore, il faudra les envoyer au pâturage pour ensuite les lister dans Rywards. Il ne sera pas nécessaire qu'un Zig soit à l'étable pour pouvoir lui en substituer un autre, il suffira qu'il soit dans votre sac. Seul le Zig n°1, toutefois, sera ainsi substituable : les autres devront passer par le pâturage pour être substitués. Comme c'est déjà le cas avec les montures, les inventaires ne seront pas touchés par cette opération.
Les sous-vêtements seront de véritables sous-vêtements, utilisables en tant que tels, non plus des objets d'inventaire équipables. Donc il suffira de les équiper une fois pour qu'ils cachent (ou mettent en valeur) les formes de votre personnage lorsque ce dernier ôte son armure, sans vous priver d'aucun emplacement occupable par une pièce d'armure. Leur échange demeurera possible mais se fera via une interface particulière permettant d'indiquer le nom du personnage et via échanges d'Izams.

Agenda

• New Ticket system
• New Encyclopedia
• Allegories

Ryzom's ticket system, which regulates the interactions between the support team and the players, has been updated for a new interface and better usability.
You will find in a few minutes, the details of the changes of use implied by this improvement in the announcement published on the forum.
I only specify here that some categories of posts can only be read by Senior Game Masters.

In fact, we talk about "new" because the interface and some other things will change, but the idea remains the same. The Encyclopedia will remain a collection of rites, each of which will unlock an interesting item (a stanza or access to a new in-game ability) along with a text explaining the thing. But sometimes, several rites will have to be completed to obtain such an item.
The interface of this new Encyclopedia is largely inspired by that of the lessons. It will present a complete list of "finishable" rites (those that a player character can actually accomplish).

Some of the rites proposed by the current Encyclopedia will be gradually converted into a new version where :
• the pre-ritual missions, although as simple as the current ones, will be more in line with the objective of the rite and not ordinary missions;
• except for four of them (national rites providing the same stanza in a specific version for each nation), no fame condition will be required;
• the progression in the rite will be in six steps (each corresponding to a face of an amber cube);
• the first and last steps of the rite will require dialogue with an NPC;
• the three steps following the first one will consist in the completion of simple missions (current pre-ritual assignments, rewritten);
• the fifth step will require the completion of a more complex and challenging mission: the "ritual quest", which constitutes the rite itself.

As for the future rites, they will also include six steps, but the character of each one will vary according to the rite that they will compose.

I remind you that allegories are engravings that a Majestic Garden NPC applies on jewels which, once engraved and when worn by the character, give the latter special abilities. Because they are rarely used by players, because they are expensive, because it is not easy to get one for each ecosystem, and because some of them are no longer very useful, the system that regulates their use will be reworked.

But above all, we are going to add three new ones that should be more interesting. The first one will allow the wearer to obtain generic materials instead of those he currently gets by looting on killed creatures. Thus, the player, if he simply wants to increase his character's skills of armorer, tailor, etc. through training, will be able to alternate hunting sessions with crafting sessions.

The other two new allegories are identical in their effects, but one is for use during hunting sessions and the other during drilling sessions. They will give the character n % chance to find, while drilling or hunting, an object to identify buried in the bark or in the corpse of a creature.
The quality of these items will depend on the level of the region where they have been collected and they will be extremely diverse: excellent and supreme materials (these very rare), materials from a Boss of the region (also very rare), generic colored materials, pieces of pattern of weapon winnable at the Wheel, etc. Note, however, that generic weapon patterns will not be such items: they will be in the Encyclopedia.
In addition, we plan to introduce, in the fure, every week or month, special items for an unique player to find. If you have ideas for other such items, do not refrain from proposing them on the forum. Of course, the more valuable the item to be identified, the rarer it will be.
During a session, the wearer of the allegory will be able to obtain an item to identify on any creature (or source of raw materials), regardless of the number of creatures killed (or sources exhausted) during the session. Indeed, the popping of the item depends on successive dice rolls at a frequency calculated from the n % mentioned above.
Finally (the best, in my opinion) some objects to be identified will be treasure maps indicating more or less precisely the location of a chest to be extracted from the bark, and it will be up to you to set up a group expedition to go and get it.
The chest in question could contain various precious objects, Elyps and other tokens, as well as (even if it is not really decided yet) the Muse-Ham dress (LAM skin 3).

Agenda

• [Marauder Gameplay] Fame update
• [New Encyclopedia] Next Rite
• [Guild Island] Outpost Material Enhancer Building

Agenda

• News about Outposts
• Event team

Agenda

• Rocket-Chat upgrade V6
• ARK update
• News about Outposts

Agenda

• Silan refactoring
• Ryzom 20th anniversary
• Extended guild inventories

Twenty days of festivities are planned, from September 16 (the anniversary of the game's release in the USA) to October 5, 2024. A birthday cake and a fireworks display (or two) are planned, and several mini-games will be offered throughout this period, all of them OOC. There will be some unique items to be won, but these will be decorative items only.
However, as roleplay was and remains the soul of Ryzom, there will be moments dedicated to this aspect of the game. In addition, during these 20 days, we'll try to evoke what the game was like in its early days and show that, despite its 20 years of age, it's still evolving.
We're thinking of opening a discussion thread on the forum or on social networks where you can leave your messages and other video creations and drawings (or any other idea designed to wish Ryzom a happy birthday) or tell us what Ryzom has meant to you over these 20 years. If you've got a great idea but need a little help, you can contact us through Pavor (via direct message in Ryzom chat).
To conclude, I'd like to remind you that we want this party to resemble you: we therefore await your suggestions on the forum's thread Suggestion box for the 20th anniversary of Ryzomdu forum.
The floor is yours: questions, suggestions, comments...

I'll go quickly on this one, as I'm not in great condition. I'll save my strength for the next one.
Actually, I was thinking of asking for your feedback on the Silan Refactoring here, but I guess the best thing is to open a forum thread where you can give it. However, we're already planning to remove the small chest to keep just one large chest and place a permanent chest offering only psykoplas.
That's all for this topic (I've kept it very short :D).

These have been under test for several days and are well on the way to being implemented soon. The chosen system is as follows.
• Guild inventories (accessible from Guild Islands) will be divided into several chests (20 maximum).
• The guild inventory tab will be replaced by two tabs, GH 1 and GH 2, each of which can display the contents of one of the guild's chests. This means that two chests can be viewed simultaneously, and you can choose which chest to display.
• Each chest will have 500 slots and a variable volume capacity. New chests (up to a maximum of 20) can be built on the Guild Island. They will physically appear there and can be individually enlarged, i.e. increased in volume.
• It will be possible to name each chest to make it easier to find, but also to grant, according to guild rank (member, officer or higher, senior officer or higher, leader only) three permissions:
— 1: Who can see the contents of the chest;
— 2: Who can deposit in the chest;
— 3: Who can take from the chest.
A member who is not allowed to view the contents of a chest won't be able to deposit items in it, and there will be only one safe reserved for the guild leader.
• Each chest will have a menu for changing its size, name or permissions.
• Building new chests and enlarging existing ones will become increasingly expensive. This cost will only be paid for in supreme drilled MPs or guild points, to which we may add MP collected from Bosses (currently in test).
Some questions ?

Agenda

• Feedback on Ryzom 20th Anniversary