Emberheir

Could you add the option to lock items in my backpack so that when I dump my backpack into the chest those locked items remain in mybackpack please?

Tiny bug report: In Ashford Farm the display text over the new cottage reads “Go into the caroline’s cottage” I believe it is supposed to read “Go into Caroline’s cottage” or “Caroline’s cottage: go inside” (The latter being for parity with the player’s house, right next door)

Real quick - I am playing the latest update (Oct 2 2026) and I gotta say I really appreciate the new Skill information. Specifically, the “What it does” and “Training” sections. Extremely helpful for new players, and a nice reminder if someone came back after a break and forgot something.

If I encounter any more bugs or find anything I want to noise about you’ll see another comment from me, as usual lol. Thanks for the hard work.

EDIT: That feeling you get when a skill jumps from 30 to 74 during offline progression and the rest of your skills are still sub-20… Oof. Glad my max hit is so high now though lol.

Why is this tagged as Incredibox?

Bug: Clicking a map area while inside a building does not change areas. You have to leave the building to use the feature. (If this is intended, please disable the Map movement system while inside buildings; else when clicking to move via the map screen path find out of the building first)

Feedback: I haven’t seen anything in the game that suggests increasing Vitality, and quite frankly I didn’t know that you could train it outside of the Notice Board quest rewards until I checked it out on the skill tab. I don’t have any specific suggestions for this, but I wanted to bring it to your attention and see if you had any ideas.

Feedback: Screen Shake is kind of… extreme? I’m grateful for the option to disable it, because it’s kind of a lot. In my opinion, reducing it by about 30~50% would be perfect. (Particularly when spawning a boss) But since the option to disable screen shake is already present this is more ‘my own opinion’ and less ‘suggestion’.

Feedback: Experience popups now track properly and when getting experience again (for the same skill) within a certain interval, the number updates additively and combines the values. A significant improvement over the previous update.

Feedback: Butchering animals is fun. :3

Suggestion: Butchering ‘hitboxes’ for clicking on the animals are a bit too small. Please increase them by about 10% radial. (20% larger overall)

Feedback: As far as I can tell Agility serves no purpose outside of giving the player one more skill to train. If it does anything functional, please add this information in game somewhere.

Suggestion: Defense seems to increase the “Soak” stat, which seems to reduce incoming damage by a flat amount. Please add the next interval on the skill page similar to how Attack informs you of what level you will get one more minimum attack.

Feedback: Is there any way to increase generic HP regeneration permanently? If so, please provide this information in game somewhere. Perhaps on the Vitality skill page.

Suggestion: Add the ability to clear the loot log.

Feedback: With the most recent update, the Gear/Skill/etc buttons moved to the bottom bar, which is perfectly fine. They fit nicely there, but now the loot log is tiny and thanks to word wrap when the number of obtained items changes, the number of lines each entry takes up changes as well. (depends on a few details) I don’t have any specific suggestions/ideas for how to resolve this, but I wanted to bring it to your attention all the same.

Suggestion: When a node (ore/tree/etc) expires, if you do not interact with anything or move at all then it should automatically restart the action when the node respawns.

Suggestion: Add an option to farm a boss area. Having to Leave, walk back to the previous combat area, then interact with it each time you want to kill a certain boss is already extremely tedious and the two dungeons are only one map away from each other at the moment. I don’t want to think about how annoying it will be later when traversing multiple maps to go back to the previous combat area.

I think that’s it for now. All of my skills are currently below 30, and most are still below 15, so there is a lot of content I haven’t seen yet.

Quick question: Do you have an ETA on the other two playable classes? I’m looking forward to playing as a mage. No rush, I’m only asking out of curiosity.

First Steps quest, stage 4 - “Through the meadow gate: beat three monsters.” The tutorial does not mention where to find the gate, and I did not notice it until after exploring multiple other areas. (To other players: It’s in the starting area, near the right side exit)

Mining skill icon looks like a staff, not a pickaxe. Did you use the wrong image, perhaps?

Tutorial quest properly tracked the fact that I had already done a couple steps in advance (while looking for the aforementioned gate) which was nice.

When experience is added for any skill, the experience popup in the top right (below map button) is duplicated, and shows twice. One of them is correct, and the other (for certain skills, such as Strength) is incorrect due to RNG math.

After entering a combat area, I noticed that the skill trackers on the left side of the screen were ignoring my clicks and based on the flickering of the close icon (while hovering the cursor over it) it seems like something is preventing the menu elements from recognizing that the cursor is hovering over them. I don’t know what might cause this but it was quite consistent. A minor annoyance, as it required me to click a few times to close trackers. (I had recently done some mining and smithing, and those are kind of clutter when you are in combat)

When chopping trees in Oakwood (directly east of starting area) the tracker covers up the gauge and makes it really annoying to press Space to speed the game up, and the tracker re-opens itself when you get experience as well. (This issue might also present in other parts of the game)

Suggestion: When the player is on the left side of the screen, move trackers to the right.

Alternative to above: Display the ‘timing gauge’ above the trackers. (Should be easier to implement, but also should be considered a temporary solution)

Suggestion: When you enter a combat area, all non-combat skill trackers automatically close. (Also, if you enable this, please add a toggle in settings for it as well)

Suggestion: Expanding on the above suggestion, whenever you change maps trackers could close automatically. (Toggled setting)

Suggestion: If at least 10 seconds have passed since experience was updated, stop calculating Xp/h and set the Xp/h to 0. (If there are actions that take over 10 seconds per interaction/update then disregard this suggestion)

Request/Suggestion: When viewing map, it would be nice to be able to click on a map location (while not in combat) and have the game path find to that location. (Only if you have manually reached that map; takes the most direct path possible based on what areas you have visited)

I think that’s it for now. Good work so far. I’ll be watching this one for future updates.

EDIT: The mouse inputs not being recognized issue mentioned above, I wanted to provide a bit more information about it. Might help you figure out what’s going sideways…

a) I don’t know exactly when it happened, but I first noticed it during combat, shortly after entering combat for the first time. Skill trackers on screen were Mining and Smithing. (in that order)

b) The precise issue seems to be that the onHover functionality is being disabled as something else takes priority temporarily, then some 20~100 ms later the mouse input comes back, then another 250ms or so later the issue repeats itself. This happens indefinitely, and it seems that closing/restarting the game is the only way to stop the issue.

c) This issue only seems to affect the skill trackers. I haven’t noticed any other mouse inputs being ignored.

I hope the extra information helps you identify the cause.