Vampir has been busy gathering feedback from its 'Successors' through active in-game GM engagement. All of this data has been neatly catalogued on their official website’s improvement board for everyone to see. Comparing the latest data to the previous batch, those 'pending' items have now been sorted into 'implemented' or 'not implemented'. A significant chunk is headed for implementation, with updates rolling out in due course. They have also been spilling the details via live Q&A sessions and developer notes. KookminTree has broken down the key highlights from the second improvement board below.

Q. When is the 'Class Change Ticket' coming to Vampir?
A. We are targeting an update for December 3rd, coinciding with a class rebalancing.

The biggest talking point among Vampir's Successors lately is the change ticket. The thirst for a 'Class Change Ticket' is particularly palpable, so Vampir addressed this right at the top of their fifth developer note.

In short, the class change feature is expected to arrive in the December 3rd update. They’ve stated they are developing it with that date as the goal, so a switch seems imminent. Better yet, a class rebalancing will drop the same day. The dev team claims this is a top priority, promising to sharpen the unique identity of each class to close the performance gap.

On a side note, the nickname change ticket is slated for release later this November, ahead of the class change. Since Vampir limits every server to one unique nickname, finding a free name is a nightmare. The team feels the game has settled enough since launch to finally allow for a bit of re-branding.

Meanwhile, the request for a 'Clan Name Change'—brought up by Successor 'LYC' from the Mila 3 server—has sadly been filed under 'not implemented'. It’s not on the cards right now, though they’ve left the door slightly ajar by suggesting they might consider it during major milestones like server transfers.

Q. Is there anything for 'Neutral' clans to do?
A. We plan to introduce content that everyone can enjoy together in the future.

The bulk of the feedback centered on content. Following the last update, the clan vault and distribution systems saw significant improvements, and the current batch of suggestions is also largely being addressed.

GM Ramiel relayed a message for those Successors who aren't particularly fond of PvP. To those complaining about a lack of content for 'Neutral' clans, the devs say they are cooking up something for everyone, moving beyond the high-spec PvP grind.

They are also planning to fix the lack of damage reporting in clan missions so you can actually track your contribution. Expect more mission types for variety, and a quality-of-life update that allows vice-leaders to lead clan gatherings and moves, rather than leaving it all to the Clan Master. Oh, and they’re expanding the clan vault capacity, too.

Q. Is there any way to curb the massive gold drain caused by buying potions?
A. We recommend using 'Battle Statistics' to scout hunting grounds and tweak your settings.

The most contentious 'not implemented' item is the economy. Numerous requests to lower the price of shop-bought potions and skill books were effectively shot down. Vampir's stance? It’s all tied to the game's internal balance, a topic they’ve already dissected in their developer notes.

As for gold supply, Vampir says they are monitoring the flow of currency daily and see no reason to lower prices. They argue that skill books are tied to a sense of achievement, and for potions, well, they suggest you just get better at managing your hunt efficiency.

Vampir's skill system is designed so that the moment you learn a skill, you get the full effect immediately. That instant gratification is exactly why the books cost what they do—it’s a core growth driver for Successors.

When it comes to potion costs, they suggest leaning on 'Battle Statistics' to find high-efficiency spots where you don’t need to chug potions like it’s going out of style. Instead of wasting gold on inefficient grinds, they want you to treat setting up your character as part of the gameplay loop.

However, there is some good news regarding indirect rewards. They’ve promised to buff event and maintenance rewards, which have been a bit stingy lately. While they remain cautious about flooding the game with 'Trinity', they are promising more sources for it, and have pledged a massive reward haul for the 100th-day anniversary celebration on December 3rd.