1. Fire falls on you in vanaduke and you get stuck, no matter how many sparks you use you cant do nothing.
Before you called a game master and came to your aid but now they don't even come ..

2. Almost 10 years with invisible bombs in lockdown, you get to capture a point and surprise you are magically shocked

3. The most important is the lag spike so hard it does not matter if you have a NASA connection and 1ms of ping you will always have teleports and lag spikes,

4. Bad game optimization and default download in java32 bit when most gamers 99.9% will use 64 bit OS.

I'm pretty sure Swiftstrike is the most popular item without a 5* version of itself right now. I suppose adding a 5* Spur was more important on the grounds that weapons make a bigger impact on gameplay than new shields do (people even using the SSB in the first place kinda proves this), but players need a 5* shield to progress through the hall of hero's quest, and the striker merchant is outright wearing a SSB despite it dead-ending at 3. That issue combine with the buckler's general popularity makes me think it should have a 5*.

With the Permafroster being the one and only shadow variant of the pulsar line, and with Glacious being the only one of the three elemental brandishes that can't ignite or shock oilers or quicksilvers on the way to Red Roar, you would think they would be somewhat popular items. And to an extent, they are, at least among people out of the know. But, the rest of us know they have a problem with their status application and knockback; half the enemies get frozen in place, half of them fly across the room. All around a pain.

1: Vamp sword. Havent thought about names or anything but it'd be an alt for the cutter line that heals a tiny fraction of health with each hit

2: Stinger/Grand Stinger: an alt line for the antigua that doesnt come with any special damage bonuses, but instead pierces through enemies like the magnus charge, only without the knockback that makes it so brutal. A fun crowd control weapon for rapid-fire use

I feel like I can speak for most of the community in saying that bringing back these surprise boxes or their respective unique items. Plus the revenue earned from a flash sale would undoubtedly be fairly high. Food for thought :)

Soul jellies are the only rare spawn to not have a rare drop. (Well, actually, they have a 5% chance to drop 5 extra crowns, or something along those lines)
Move the somnambulist's totem to be the rare drop from soul jellies; it would add something new for people to farm for during the quarantine :].

One thing that has really been nagging at me is the inability to heal party members, beyond the Seraphynx's Heart Attack ability making enemies more likely to drop hearts. I can see the potential to make the game pointless, however, if the weapons are not properly balanced, and thus I propose a few ideas I had to get the devs started:

Idea one: Mender staff

I can't count on my damn fingers of how many spark of lives these little bastards stole from me, I have never complained about any monsters in the game except for these. Whoever put these in the game is a horrible person.
They ignore my shields most of the time, they spawn way too fast and quickly, they're hard to hit with the sword itself, and they're a mistake to begin with.
I speak for everyone when I say remove them from the game.

https://imgur.com/a/dMY3rPG

So, you know how the eye packs on supply depot contain multiple items? It would be nice if we had an item that allowed us to store items inside of a box and trade/auction it. There should be a small crown sink to buy one of these, or maybe it's crafted. But it shouldn't cost more than like 3kcr.

Hello.
Pressing [X] (close window) button in windowed mode closes the game without warning.
Sometimes I press it accidentally (don't know how but it happens).