Vampir gathered player feedback from February 2 to February 13, documenting it on their 9th and 10th improvement status boards. Since this window preceded the Lunar New Year break, the list is heftier than usual. The requests cover everything from the staple clan functions to class balancing, UI tweaks, and fresh system proposals. While a fair number of items are currently marked as 'unimplemented,' don't panic—the team insists this doesn't mean 'impossible,' just that they are exploring alternative avenues to meet your needs.

Q. Any chance of buffing Gehenna entry tickets, drop rates, or hunting rewards?
A. We intend to respond fluidly based on constant monitoring of various metrics.

Early February's board was flooded with requests regarding Gehenna, the heart of Vampir. Most were met with a shrug from the devs, who maintain that their metrics show no issues, thus opting to keep the status quo. Such requests were either omitted or relegated to the 'unimplemented' pile.

Regarding tickets for Gehenna Zones 2 and 3, the dev team is adamant that the current supply is 'just right.' They shut down any notions of adding new acquisition routes. The stance on hunting rewards is similar; they reminded us that Gehenna already offers superior EXP, gold, and exclusive items compared to the open fields, noting that it's designed as a competitive zone. Instead of a simple handout, they hinted at adding higher-tier zones, promising more challenging combat and the rich rewards to match.

The developers were also quite clear about weekly Gehenna points. Nothing is planned beyond temporary event-based boosts, and they remain satisfied with current data. Regarding the point shop, they claim the 'exchange ratios are sufficiently maintained' and are keeping a close eye on purchase velocity and supply trends.

However, they haven't locked these rewards in stone. They promised to review acquisition rates if supply dips, leaving the door open for fluid adjustments.

Q. We need a faster way to share ally death locations.
A. We are reviewing improvements to make the battlefield more intuitive.

Beyond economy concerns, UI/UX convenience dominated the feedback loop. Much of what 'GM Ramiel' reported falls here. The top priority is sharing death info for guildmates; players want an automated map marker for fallen allies. The planning lead marked this as 'Planned,' promising to overhaul how battlefield info is presented to make it more intuitive.

Additionally, differentiating your own chat messages from others is on the roadmap. The team promised to add visual cues to make messaging in the heat of battle much clearer.

Furthermore, 'GM Celine' highlighted issues with hotkey slots. The team is well aware that hotkey assignments sometimes reset, and they are working on a lock function to put an end to that frustration.

Q. The 'withdraw and register' cycle in the marketplace is a chore.
A. We will improve the process so you can easily re-register items with remaining sale time.

The marketplace also took some heat. A player from the 'Nel 1' server, 'Vile Street,' pointed out that re-listing items with remaining sale time is needlessly tedious since there is no bulk withdraw feature like there is for expired goods. Players argue this makes keeping up with market fluctuations a nightmare.The planning lead promised to streamline the withdrawal and re-registration process.

Meanwhile, the request to expand clan marketplace slots was marked as 'unimplemented.' For clans flush with rewards, the current limit might feel restrictive, but the devs claim this is by design.It's tiered by clan level, serving as a form of motivation for growth. They are holding off on changes for now but will revisit the system if it causes genuine gameplay issues.

Q. Any plans for large-scale raid content?
A. It is currently in internal development, and we plan to release it after thorough preparation.

The latest board also reflects player hunger for new content, specifically large-scale raids, as reported by 'GM Kaiden.' Players are itching for bosses tougher than current field bosses with rewards to match.

Interestingly, this is marked as 'Planned.' The planning lead noted that the team is deep in development, emphasizing that quality and stability are paramount for such content. It might take a while, but they are committed to delivering a polished experience.

For context, Vampir admitted in their 9th developer note before the Lunar New Year that they had underestimated the boredom players felt due to prolonged content droughts. They have pledged a steady stream of new fun and changes from February through April. Here's hoping that large-scale raid makes the cut.