Vampir has unveiled its 25th improvement status board, distilling feedback from its community of successors. The data covers insights gathered through in-game GM activities from 20 July to 24 July. This latest edition is particularly notable for incorporating voices not just from the legacy servers, but from the recently launched 'Global 2' region. Naturally, this brought up the usual suspects that plague both new and returning players: clan vaults, support mode efficiency, and marketplace activity. Let’s dive into the details.

Q. When using Support Mode, I keep overlapping with other players, which kills my farming efficiency.
A. We are currently tweaking the hunting logic and will roll out an improvement shortly.

Vampir’s Support Mode is a handy feature that allows successors to automate daily quests, instanced dungeons, and field farming based on pre-set configurations. If you set it up correctly, you can breeze through your daily chores with a single click.

The real crux lies in content with daily time limits—think Abyss of Creation, Faded Heritage, or Ancient Workshop. It is incredibly useful to dump your daily time allowance into these areas via Support Mode without the manual hassle. However, there is an efficiency gap. When hunting grounds become overcrowded, your yield plummets. To minimise the loss of precious resources, some successors have stopped using the feature entirely. In effect, many are forced back into manual play, leading to a chorus of complaints.

Consequently, Support Mode made a reappearance on the improvement board. It has been moved to the 'excluded' category this time, as the development team is already working on a logic fix, a commitment reiterated during the 'Nightly Talk Live' broadcast on 8 July. They’ve promised to wrap up the improvements as swiftly as possible.

Also listed among the excluded items is the revitalisation of the marketplace. Much like the Support Mode issue, this is a recurring topic that was already addressed in the live broadcast. The team reaffirmed their plans to support the trading of new growth materials and improve the drop rates for Hero-grade equipment to inject some life into the market.

Q. Distributing items from the clan vault is a pain, and the distribution permissions are far too restrictive.
A. Equal distribution is a tricky prospect, but we will expand distribution permissions in the next update.

Next up is the clan vault. This is a staple of every improvement list, appearing in almost every region without fail. The newly opened Global 2 region was no exception to this persistent critique.

Regrettably, the former request remains 'not implemented.' The developers have explained multiple times that because the acquisition source and donor information vary for every reward, a blanket equal distribution is technically unfeasible. This policy is in place to avoid infringing upon the internal governance and fairness established by individual clans. That said, the door isn't entirely closed; while there are no immediate plans for a split-payment system, the team is willing to reconsider if the issue becomes significantly more pressing.

As for the request regarding distribution permissions, it has been marked as 'scheduled for implementation.' The original design was intentionally conservative due to the critical nature of clan resource management. Currently, only Masters and Deputy Masters hold these powers, but the developers acknowledged the frustration this causes in daily operations. Consequently, they plan to grant these permissions to Leaders in the upcoming update.

Q. The power gap in Clan Conquest matchmaking is far too wide.
A. We will adjust the first round of matchmaking to reflect clan combat power.

The weekly Saturday Clan Conquest has become a popular PvP fixture in Vampir. Its charm lies in the matchmaking; it’s a pure test of strength between clans, free from the messy politics of alliances. However, it’s not without its flaws—getting paired against a clan that is either vastly superior or laughably weak ruins the fun. Since you can’t pick your opponent and must rely on the system’s logic, luck plays too large a role. This has fuelled the demand for a matchmaking system based on objective metrics.

The Planning Team Lead agreed that lopsided combat power leads to a subpar experience. They have announced that starting with the initial match of the first round, the system will now factor in clan combat power, with subsequent rounds using a win-point-based matchmaking system.

As the current Clan Conquest has already concluded its first round, this season will see combat power reflected in the second-round matchmaking, with subsequent rounds reverting to the standard win-point criteria.

Q. We need an 'Open All' function to use various summon tickets in bulk.
A. We will add a bulk-open feature and review other related quality-of-life improvements.

Vampir is home to a staggering array of summon tickets for growth categories. Beyond the obvious Blood Forms and Mounts, the same applies to random boxes containing skill cards or equipment. Essentially, you are stuck in a loop of tedious clicking, especially when rewards from events stack up. A successor suggested a bulk-opening feature to save everyone the repetitive strain.

The Planning Team Lead expressed deep sympathy for this feedback. They noted that manually clicking through every ticket—scrolling to the bottom of the inventory and hammering the space bar—is an exercise in pure tedium. Consequently, they are considering adding a bulk-open function or perhaps separating summon tickets into a dedicated tab. Furthermore, as the sheer volume of items continues to grow, the team is looking into broader ways to streamline inventory management.