Vampir has now entered its second month of service. True to the ambitious promises made during the pre-launch showcase, the team is keeping its word by keeping a very close ear to the community's feedback. They’ve been actively sharing updates and insights through the 'GM Note' and the 'Improvement Dashboard' on their official website.

The secret to Vampir’s surprisingly swift response lies in its 'In-Game GM' system, where staff members rub shoulders with players directly in the world. Following a pilot phase, these GMs officially hit the ground running on October 10th, and their schedule through October 20th has already been made public. You can expect a fresh two-week schedule moving forward. Furthermore, on October 13th, feedback gathered during the third pilot period was uploaded to the Improvement Dashboard. KookminTree has compiled the current status and how you can participate below.

Q. Update complete! Just how many of the 'Improvement Dashboard' suggestions have been 'reflected'?
A. Out of 125 total cases, 30 have been addressed, which is approximately 24%.

During the pilot phase of the GM program, 125 formal suggestions were received. The team has managed to incorporate 30 of these into the live build, amounting to a 24% success rate. While one would hope every request gets the green light, some were inevitably turned down due to the realities of game balance. Regardless of the outcome, the Planning Team Lead has personally responded to every single entry, explaining the reasoning behind each decision.

One of the most notable changes implemented directly into the game is the rebalancing of classes. The team addressed the lackluster performance of the Viper and Carnage dash skills; specifically, the former saw a buff to eight different skills. For those still feeling the pinch after the adjustment, a 'Class Change Ticket' is currently in the works.

On September 25th, the drop rates for gear in hunting grounds level 70 and above, such as the general fields and Gehenna, were also tweaked following player feedback. However, the developers drew a line in the sand: they opted not to buff experience gains in lower-level dungeons or areas 1-2 of general fields, citing concerns over potential growth inflation.

The Improvement Dashboard also serves as a guide for existing systems. A prime example is the 'Clan Master Auto-Delegation' feature. You can find this in the 'Support - Operations Policy' section of the Vampir website. Under Article 7, Clause 4 of the Game Management Standards, if a Clan Master is inactive for 5 days, the system automatically transfers leadership. The beneficiary is the highest-ranked member who has logged in within the last 5 days.

Q. What are the 'Pending' updates scheduled for the future?
A. We plan to add items such as 'Customization, Nickname, and Gender Change Tickets'.

About 25% of the entries, or 31 cases, are classified as pending. Most of these focus on quality-of-life improvements that players can actually feel, such as support for mid-tier power users, clan treasury management, distribution, and rule-locking systems. While the list might look brief, these are heavy-hitting requests that suggest some significant updates are on the horizon.

Take the 'Nickname Change Ticket' requested by 'Geobak', a player from Moarte 3, for instance. While not strictly essential for gameplay, many players have been clamoring for customization and gender change options as well. The Planning Team Lead’s response? A resounding 'OK'. They’ve expressed a clear willingness to fast-track these features if the community demands them, even if they weren't on the original roadmap.

Technical gremlins are also being hunted down by the development team. There’s a reported issue where, on certain PC setups, enabling power-saving mode actually causes the system to consume more resources. The developers are currently investigating the root cause and will drop an announcement as soon as a fix is ready.

Q. What are the active hours for the 'In-Game GM' who acts as the bridge to the players?
A. Weekdays from 11:00 to 18:00, excluding World Boss spawn times.

If you want to get involved with the Improvement Dashboard, the best way is to reach out to an In-Game GM. You can send a 1:1 whisper chat to a GM on weekdays between 11 AM and 6 PM. Just keep in mind that they take a break during World Boss spawn times (12 PM to 1 PM) to avoid interfering with server-wide power struggles. If you prefer a face-to-face meeting, you can find them in 'Krubna Nest, Poenari Citadel, or Kiel Holy City'.

Beyond suggestions, you can report general grievances to the In-Game GM. They are also responsible for monitoring bugs, gold farmers, illegal programs, and violations of chat or operational policies. They act as the primary conduit, funneling this data to the relevant departments. Just a heads-up: they will never ask for your account credentials or personal information, so if you spot someone posing as a GM, report them immediately.

The In-Game GM’s schedule is published in two-week blocks on the 'GM Note' board on the official website. Each GM is assigned to a single server at a time, and to ensure fairness, the order of server visits is randomized each round. Since the active server changes daily, be sure to check the official website or the data provided below.