Having been on a long absence from Arm, I have some time to play again. The developments over the last year+ are amazing. No more Saturday downtime, great new skills that were being brought up when I stopped playing.
Hats off to the IMMs that have spent so much volunteer time improving the game.
Welcome back.
I remember you.
Along this line, as I am just starting to play again after a couple month absence, what is a concise list of the changes? I've been going through the boards for about an hour and a half, trying to compile. Let me know if i'm missing anything.
-Disengage
-Silent / Hidden emotes
-Changes to Steal / Watch
-No more saturday downtime..? I'm Ron Burgandy?
-Massively crazy changes to the Northern Nobility being implemented
-Command emotes, pre and post, with a recent addition of look.
Thats all I could find, I believe. Let me know if I missed out on somthing crazy that ripped ass.
-paris gulbro patt
sekrit hidden magicker addition #1-#3.
>.>... <.<.... o.o :shock:
Your best bet is to look at the weekly updates available on the website. It lists all changes that have been made, even ones that don't get announced (or talked about) on the forums here.
I would have to say that the last several (6?) months of changes made
to Arm have made near all the changes I thought were necessary for
this game to be on its road to perfection. Much of it was just small
tweaks to this or to that but they were very nice, finely tuned
modifications.
- Ktavialt
I have Morgenes' autograph!!
Quote from: "Reiloth"Let me know if I missed out on somthing crazy that ripped ass.
Changes to hide/sneak.
Today I glanced out and saw this:
look north
A door to the north leads to darkness.
The door is open.
[Far]
The wrinkled, leathery-faced man sits behind the counter.
[Near]
It's completely dark over there.
I don't know when this happened, but it's sweet. Thanks!
All of Tuluk's houses opened, and fale has reopened too. + we can play halflings again, now.
Quote from: "Ritley"fale has reopened
Which made me do a jig for joy.
I recently came back from a six-month hiatus, and I can say I was quite pleased with the changes in the code.