Vampir spent time from June 8 to June 19 gathering feedback through in-game GM activities. This 22nd improvement status board addresses content like the elite dungeon 'Radiance Forbidden Zone' and quality-of-life adjustments such as moving 'Imprint' items. However, features like player-to-player gold trading or renewing boss rewards in Gehenna didn't make the cut. We have organised the details below, so do have a look.

Q. Is it possible to allow player-to-player trading for gold?
A. It is not feasible due to the significant risk of destabilising the in-game economy.

The items excluded from this round of updates offer a glimpse into the future trajectory of Vampir. These issues, ranging from PvP environments to economic structures and content rewards, are hitting home for the successors.

First, there was a positive response regarding the suggestion to add joint PvP content for regular and streamer servers. The development team is currently reviewing server-to-server interaction, competitive content matching, and market linkage to ensure more diverse competition and participation. The reason this was excluded from the status board is that it was already addressed during the 'Night Conference' on May 19.

Next, we have the request to open up gold trading. Unlike the PvP section, Vampir maintained a firm stance here. The development team argues that allowing gold trading would make it impossible to curb 'gold farmers.' Flooding the market with such vast amounts of gold poses a severe threat to the game's economy.

Instead, Vampir interpreted this feedback as a call for 'more gold acquisition sources.' They added that they would continue to expand gold income through new content and regions, much like the previously updated Narichanye.

Q. The rewards for defeating the 2-star boss in Radiance Forbidden Zone are too low.
A. We will monitor actual play patterns and make gradual adjustments.

Next are the suggestions regarding the Radiance Forbidden Zone delivered by 'GM Zephy.' The first is the request for an instant resurrection feature upon death, and the second concerns buff enhancements after defeating 2-star bosses.

Regarding the instant resurrection, the planning team lead kindly explained that while the suggestion is sound, it is difficult to implement. Boss battles in the Radiance Forbidden Zone are designed so that the flow of combat shifts depending on when players die and respawn. Since this was a core design pillar from the start, allowing instant resurrection would likely lead to static combat. To maintain the intended tension, this request was marked as 'not implemented.'

As for the buff benefits from 2-star bosses, the developer expressed deep empathy. The rewards were initially set conservatively to account for the chaos of six servers clashing simultaneously. The developer promised to monitor actual player performance and adjust the values gradually.

Q. 'Imprint' items have no use; can they be transferred to other accounts?
A. It is not possible due to the nature of paid items, but we are exploring new uses for them.

Lately, there has been a trend of high-level players completing the 'Absolute Imprint.' With no further use for these items, players are left holding onto them, leading to requests for account-to-account transfers.

The planning team lead sympathised with the lack of utility for Imprints but ultimately decided against the transfer feature. Given that these are paid items, allowing transfers would have a massive impact on the game's overall monetisation environment. As a matter of principle, such transfers are not permitted, and the developer is approaching this issue with extreme caution.

That does not mean all doors are closed. The developer stated they are looking into complementary measures, such as expanding the Absolute Discipline. Vampir has frequently shown a willingness to improve items with limited utility, such as 'Soul Crystals' or 'Magic Orbs.' It is highly likely that new uses for Imprints will be provided in the future, so do hold onto them for now.