I know, and agree with that too...
Newbies are having a very hard time geting into the game! The game is harder and harder to them...
But what Luguiru suggested was that those recipes were more expensive through HoH (and by what he/she suggested only a few should be available there), and, in order to save money a Clockworks Expedition is going to be done. And by doing those expeditions (many times refered as recipe runs) you will get cheaper recipes and earn more crowns.

But yeah, CE prices need to go down! As the missions and expeditions pay worser and worser as time goes by... How are the newbies supposed to craft equipment with those prices?
Keeping this way, newbies will keep quiting the game and only the "die-hard" players will continue to play. A proof of this, is that Haven is increasingly filled with beggars.

Now about other things:
- I recently went for a Tier1 expedition to help a newbie friend, and for my surprise even in T1 the Mechas perform 4 hit combos! And then I thought: "How is this suposed to be playable for a newbie with no experience in the game?!" Now, tell me how are the Mechas fine for them? For T3 it's ok, because in there players should not be reckless... But in T1? Thats just ridiculous!
In T3 leave the Mechas like that, as Oatmonster said: "Don't tank them", and I agree, you need to have extra care when they are arround... But their attacks could be nerfed, as they do to much damage in my opinion.
- Another thing is that Knockbacks seem to be a little wrecked, no? I mean, with a sword on your 3rd hit of the combo (in case of the Bradishes and Caliburs, 2nd hit in the Avenger and similar line) you'll get a knockback on your enemies... I see that that some enemies ARE hit in the last attack of the combo (which deals the knockback) and they just ignore that knock and attack right after.

Yeah, but of course a lumber can take your shield down in 1 hit, but after attacking you he as a big "cooldown" before attacking again... This doesn't happen to Mechas, not in T1 neither in T3. They just spam attacks, with or without charge.
Of course they can be bumped, but what can you bump if you don't have the shield up because you were defending yourself from the 4 hit combo from a Mecha and suddenly he spams another attack? And when there are two Mechas attacking you? If one enought already gives trouble, imagine it with its friends...
And yes, in the 4 hit combo the 4th attack will connect.
I don't complain about the 4 hit combo... I complain about the overpower in that! At least make and undepowering on the hits or remove 1 hit from the combo.

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Other things that are not directly meant for Little:

Another thing I saw on this post it was about LD being balanced... And it was said that LD balancing was not a priority right now.
I ask just one thing about priority on the game: Whats the priority then? Working on costumes and accessories for players to buy while the rest needs much more work?

In the time of Basil, The Recipe Troller, recipe runs were made every day in SK to get the recipe's players needed.
Today its like: "Oh, I need a recipe and got no mist (sad face)" and a minute later: "Oh nevermind, I have HoH, I'll visit it! (happy face)"
And that, my fellow Knights, removed all the challenges in getting the recipes.

Even last week I made my GOS and it took me 5 minutes to look for the recipes and craft it! Otherwise, if HoH didn't exist I would had to spend hours or days looking for the recipes... HoH removed the need for the challenge, now making equipment its like fast food: quick, easy, unexpensive and not very healthy.

Before the mission update, what did we all do for the recipes? We delved into the clockworks in order to get to Basil. Now, we don't need to do that anymore.
That process was long, and tiring, but you were challenging yourself to get the recipe! We all did that, and back then recipe market in the AH was alive and kicking... Now it's in a vegetal state.

Sure, you have the HoH but all the recipes you buy there are bound to you. And the unbind is expensive (5* will cost 4000ce), so how is this going to help the recipe market? With recipe runs a recipe that costed 25kCR in Basil was sold by 30 or 40kCR in AH. If the recipes were bought form HoH and then unbinded to be sold in AH, a recipe that costed 25kCR is now going to be sold by an awesome price of: 265 000kCR!

My logic about the cobalt line is that the 5* version of that set is being given like candy; being given this way, in the future new Knights won't have the Proto equipment that we are used to see on newbies, they will have full 5* Cobalt line.

Of course you can but that recipe for 30K, because that was bought through Basil and has no unbinding costs!

But imagine that same was available on HoH and its now being sold in the AH: you will have the 25kCR of the recipe cost plus the unbiding taxes (4000CE). Now imagine that price go up and up... And tell me how you're going to buy a recipe that was bought in the HoH and unbound for 30kCR.

I was refering only to the recipes that are available on HoH, Gran Faust isn't!!

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That way you didn't need to delve into the Clockworks, you got help getting the recipes. I have nothing against that!

What I'm against is the massive recipe availability in HoH, thanks to that Clockworks looks less populated than the Sahara Desert.
In my opinion, the only recipes that should be available there were the Cobalt Line armors and swords (except Cold Iron Vanquisher), Blast Bomb serie and Blaster series and some other FEW recipes (that was pretty much what Luguiru said above).

Now I realised that there's no blink time after being it or reviving a teammate... That means after reviving/being revived or getting hit, you will always be hit again! Funny thing is that this doesn't happen when you use CE or Mist energy to revive, this way you have more blink time protection.