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Feedback on the Recent Event – A Step Forward, but Major Flaws Remain

First off, I want to acknowledge that this thread was created specifically for feedback. However, I’ve noticed very little engagement from the team in response to the community's concerns. So, I’d like to consolidate the general sentiment here.

The Good

Despite many mechanics being noticeably broken, this event was arguably the best thing GameForge has delivered in over a decade. Why? Because it actually told a story. That alone is a huge milestone.

But – and this is a big but – if a broken event is the best we’ve seen in 10 years, that says more about the state of the game than the event itself.

The Major Issues

1. Bot Runners Dominating the Leaderboards

The most glaring problem is the bot runners who swept 2–3 categories, hoarding as many prizes as possible. This should have been prevented outright by banning them. That seems like an obvious first step.

2. Allowing Participation in Multiple Categories

Who thought this was a good idea? If a player changes their path, their points should be wiped from the previous category. Otherwise, they can collect rewards across multiple tracks while legitimate players are left in the dust.

And please, don’t try to tell me that 140 wins per day, every single day, is normal human behavior. I’m all ears, but I’m not buying it.

A Constructive Offer

If GameForge needs help identifying and catching bots, I’m genuinely willing to assist. I have hands-on experience implementing anti-cheat systems that automatically detect and ban users for obvious non-human activity patterns.

The Elephant in the Room

I realize the uncomfortable truth: these bot runners are likely the biggest spenders, and that creates a conflict of interest. But allowing them to ruin the game for everyone else is a dangerous mindset. If GameForge chooses to turn a blind eye simply because they’re paying customers, then I have nothing more to add.

Let’s hope this feedback doesn’t fall on deaf ears.

The Templar path is OP, essentially you can boost your luck 3-5 times, it makes your knight basically immortal regenerating 3-5k HP per turn and also increasing your damage 3-5 times, this would require a rebalance.

Just like before redesign?

I don't think Gameforge is selling them anymore, anyone from Gameforge could comment on this?

I don't think it matters if they are in inventory or not, it should just consume the remains and a companion would appear, because I left them in loot chest and it still arrived.

Works fine on US, already got the companion.

If you have previously received the companion you won't find any scraps/remains.

Ah, I believe this practice is commonly known as a scam.

Yes, 30 rubies for 30 days.

The first activation is just to accelerate the gameplay, you can earn free premium during events and regularly from clues as well, I think they started at level 12? Don't remember. The free premium is usually 5 or 10 days, I think I've had 10, but maybe it was the training dummy.

As a free player I'd suggest saving up, the most useful thing to spend the rubies on is the training dummy, then premium, if you decide to do tournaments you might eventually be able to run premium all the time.

You can expect to get free rubies during ingame events, it's not usually much, but can help.

For sure, don't spend rubies on gear, especially at low level.

The small tournament only requires 8 knights, so if you join, it will start in around 8 days if no one else joins.

Larger tournaments start if enough players join, so if there are 15 waiting, it will start a small tournament instead and 7 will wait for the next one. I haven't seen a bigger tournament in years.

Edit:

The marketplace is individual, no one can snatch anything from it, auction is public.

The first thing is about equipment, there are different sets and the ones mentioned are considered to be the best for the level, if you scroll lower in the Lexicon topic you are going through it says:

"The best places for all armor are Brant and Ramstill.

The best places for weapons are Milley, Segur, and Jarow.

The best place for amulets is Sedwich."

You'll unlock those towns as you level up.

The tournament will start once it's filled up, if you join it, it will automatically add one NPC every day to assure that the tournament eventually starts.

Even if you lose the missions, it will still reward you some silver, winning would give more, but it's a compensation of sorts.

Very long is 24h, I think, they don't go longer than that, as the items are added every 12h, they add new items on the bottom.

Edit: If I remember correctly the reset for the batch is at 12 AM and 12 PM server time, could be 11 as well.

Edit 2: just checked, it's specific for every item, but the whole batch goes away at 11.

It's a good shield, maybe a bit overpriced as you are paying for speed and crit, you can't directly compare it to stats as it's simply essential, you can of course not buy gear in general, I've done two accounts like that before, only using gear from Group missions, events and clues, but you'll have to suffer for a while with that strategy, spending some silver at the beginning on gear will pay off as you'll be winning more missions.

I prefer investing in stats as they are permanent, you'll get better gear as you level up, so don't invest too hard in it, just one piece with elemental damage will do wonders for now.

When you get to Endalain check the auctioneer in the marketplace, it will offer cheaper and better gear, until then just upgrade stats.

Fair warning about auctioneer, every player in your range can see the items and bid on them as well, the silver you place, if someone bids more than you is not returned.

Hello,

No idea what tutorials you are reading, but here's a tip:

When you just start out, find a piece of equipment that has elemental damage, doesn't matter what piece it is, anything will do.

For the reason of missed hits, in the zone section you likely selected negative 25% zones, which can lead to that, although the game still has a chance to land a hit regardless at those low numbers.

The best zones to block as a beginner are Left side and Left side of the upper part of the body

For the stats, your luck won't matter at the beginning, I wouldn't upgrade it much at start, focus on strength and weapon skill, don't forget to upgrade your armor as you level up, as missions start to do more physical damage, don't upgrade your constitution unless necessary, it's a useless stat.

I know people think defense is essential, but as long as you don't plan to fully invest in it, it's better to focus on weapon skill exclusively, as you level up you'll find people with Gryphon gear which has a lot of hit chance and realistically it's better to ignore it as they will land a hit regardless of your defense, just focus on your own hit chance and you'll land a hit on them rather sooner than later, the days of defense are long gone imo, but you can do as you please.

Have a good one!

Edit:

Here's how the stats of my newest knight look like at level 15, 110k loot, aim for something similar.

Quote from Sir Loin Steak

The original announcement about the Hunters event.

"The shop will disappear 2 weeks after the event has finished. Players will get information about the vanishing merchant before it happens."

Technically, the countdown can be considered as the information, still absolutely wrong to end it early.

What a shitshow lmao

I would argue that acid strike isn't the best in some cases, it might be the best for order wars, but if you are doing a lot of duels or missions you might want to use banshee's screech as with every hit you'd regenerate life points.

I think they are rotating this bug between the servers, it was on US before this lol.