^Yes long title did not know what to title this.

I'm wondering why does the spiral warden give the same prize for reaching haven and clearing tier 2 and 3 (only 1 mist tank). The effort put into reaching haven, reaching tier 2, and reaching tier 3 is nowhere near the same. In my opinion, spiral warden should give more prizes to those who clear tier 2 and 3 ( the easiest example would be 2 mist tanks for tier 2 and 3 mist tanks for tier 3 ). What do you say ??

Meet Totem Buddy:
http://i.imgur.com/oPkqL.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/hB4az.jpg

Totem Buddy is everyone's favorite pal; he's the life of the party! Sadly, Totem Buddy is afraid of elevators, which makes everyone very sad.

My suggestion is to make recipes learned and materials shareable in guilds using the Alchemy station in the guild hall.

When i play a game with a variety of enemies I don't want to feel like everyone hates me so much that they love each other. I think it would be nice to see some monsters beat up on each other for a change once in a while. It could be like Monster type A preys on Monster type B and Monster type C preys on both A and B but Monster type D doesn't care about the others unless provoked and will focus on you first all the time. I think this would make encounters more interestinfg and would lead to better strategizing.

Not sure, if this is a good idea but what if you could see the monsters health? It would benefit us when we're fighting. I think it would help in fighting a bit.

Anyway, that's all. :P

Not so much to do with gameplay, but if the ones taking care of these forums could add a signature feature to a user's account?

This would allow users to link to threads within their signature as well as to generally have more personalization.

Also, for the users who don't go by their in-game names on the forums it would allow them to state their in-game name within their signature for other players to see.

Thank you.

One common theme of mineral suggestions is that it's hard for the people who care about minerals to have an influence because of all the people who don't. How about we explicitly separate them? With a quick-sell station for the people who don't care, directly-deposited (read: intentionally-invested) minerals can be given proportionately more weight. This could go as far as to give auto-sold minerals no influence on gate composition.

My Guild Hall needs sprucing up, a personnel touch.
Some useful items might do the trick, or maybe just a few bits and bobs.
The upshot is that it's boring, and needs fixin'.

Right now, you can boost the price paid for minerals up, but you can not drop the price of minerals. Since raising the payouts raises the amount of crowns in the ocean, boosting has to be *very expensive* or the game would become unbalanced.

What if, you could raise the payout of one mineral while lowering another by the same amount? That would be just a payout shift, so it wouldn't cause any more crowns to be paid out to players. this means that the cost of doing a price shift could be *much* lower, maybe only 1%-10% the cost of raising just one mineral payout.