The team behind 'Vampir' has posted their 8th improvement status board on the official website, covering player feedback collected from December 29, 2025, to January 30, 2026. Given the month-long span, it’s a hefty list. While the general ratios on the board haven't shifted drastically, the 'Successors' have been vocal across the board—from balance and content to quality-of-life tweaks. Notably, comments from the planning lead regarding clan management and gear collections offer a glimpse into what’s coming next.

Q. Are there plans to add a higher tier of 'Large HP Recovery Potion'?
A. Due to game balance concerns, there are currently no plans for an addition.

Four key topics didn't make the cut for this update cycle: clans, conquest rewards, cross-server tracking, and HP potions. Let’s dive into these, as they are the changes that would really hit home for the players.

In 'Vampir', every class relies on vampiric skills as part of the core identity. In theory, you could hunt without potions if you rely solely on life-steal. However, with strict cooldowns and limited healing output, reality bites. As you push into higher-level zones, chugging potions becomes an absolute necessity.

Currently, the 'Large HP Recovery Potion' is the gold standard, and every Successor relies on it. Those who have hit the wall are naturally clamouring for something stronger, but the developers have shut that door for now. They’re rightfully cautious, noting that a higher-tier potion would disrupt the entire game balance. They’ve made it crystal clear: don't expect an upgrade anytime soon.

Regarding clan feedback, requests for increased member caps and an 'allied clan' system were sidelined. The developers argued that increasing member limits would just funnel high-power players into mega-clans, and they want to avoid a landscape dominated by only a few massive powers. They did, however, promise to look into 'diplomacy' mechanics that might serve a similar purpose.

Q. We need a 'Clan Notice' that all members can actually see.
A. We plan to add a feature that clearly distinguishes itself from in-game operational announcements.

While some clan suggestions were binned, others—like the 'Clan Notice' feature managed by 'GM Zepy'—are on the slate. The idea is to have important announcements or strategic orders scroll across the screen, similar to the main system notices, ensuring no one misses the memo.

The planning lead is on board with the 'in-principle' approval. However, they rightly pointed out that simply using the existing scrolling notice format would confuse players with general game news. They are currently looking for a better UI solution to ensure these messages stand out without cluttering the screen.

Q. Can we make the new 'Elite Dungeon' content more spacious?
A. The space is designed as intended, but we will review it in the future.

On the content front, players have been grumbling about the 'Elite Dungeon'. A player from the Release 2 server, 'Cheonjiam', expressed frustration, noting that the dungeon feels far too cramped to enjoy properly. With a tight three-hour time limit, the lack of space is becoming a major bottleneck for efficient hunting.

The planning lead explained that the Elite Dungeon was intentionally designed to be small to force competition in high-efficiency areas. While they acknowledge that this leads to chaotic and often frustrating encounters, they aren't ready to overhaul the map size just yet. That said, they are aware of the player sentiment and will look into ways to mitigate the frustration.

Q. Are there any plans to add collections for high-enhancement gear?
A. Demand for enchantment scrolls has skyrocketed recently, so we are keeping a close watch on the trends.

There is also chatter about enhancement collections. With the release of the Elite Dungeon, a slew of new items entered the game, naturally scaling up the requirements. 'GM Celine' relayed requests to the dev team to add more collection slots for gear enhanced to +5 or higher.

The developers are hesitant to pile on more burdens given the recent barrage of updates. They noted that since the demand for enhancement scrolls has spiked, they need to monitor the supply-and-demand data before making any rash moves. For now, the stats will dictate the next step. Best of luck out there, Successors.