Vampir has compiled feedback received from September 7 to September 11 and uploaded it to the 30th improvement status board. While the feedback collection period for this round was relatively short, it spanned a wide range of areas, including main quest difficulty, events, UI, and various system improvements. In particular, the option to simplify effects—a pain point voiced by many successors—drew attention, accompanied by a positive response from the planning team. Let us dive into the details through the main text.

Q. An option to simplify the visual effects of transformations and mounts is needed.
A. Even if it takes some time, we will definitely add it.

Transformations and mounts in Vampir heavily influence a successor's stats. Higher tiers boast much more noticeable appearances, meaning the visual effects grow flashier alongside character progression. Consequently, an increasing number of successors have experienced discomfort regarding these effects. They not only strain the eyes but also hinder smooth gameplay depending on the device being used.

Along similar lines, a 'weapon effect minimization setting' was previously added through an past improvement status board. Following that precedent, the developers plan to introduce an option to separately adjust the effects of one's own character versus those of other successors. However, the current structure of transformations and mounts is not designed to handle separated effects out of the box. The development team asked for understanding, noting that the separation work requires distinct restructuring and may take some time to implement.

Q. Can we get a crafting recipe to bundle the same types of 'Purified Serum' into a box?
A. We are not considering any use case beyond the function of reverting boxes back to their individual items.

The 'Purified Serum bundle box' crafting recipe added in a recent update received a warm reception from successors. Being able to pack them back into boxes reduces accidental serum usage mistakes and frees up precious bag space.

Taking this a step further, a suggestion was raised asking if it would be possible to bundle multiple serums of the same type into a box. Instead of consuming one attack, defense, and acceleration serum each, the proposed method would use three of a specific serum as materials.

Regrettably, this was classified as 'Not Adopted'. Adopting this method would effectively turn it into a way to exchange one specific serum for another, stretching functionality beyond its intended scope. The planning team drew a line here regarding such use cases and cautiously checked whether the suggestion stemmed from a lack of bag space. If other serums are taking up space, the development team recommends making active use of the character warehouse.

Q. Improvements to the Arena content brackets and medal shop items are needed.
A. We will review improvements with a focus on a more pleasant direction.

The Arena in Vampir is competitive content where players are divided into combat power brackets to vie for influence. Because successors with similar combat power gather to test their might, relatively fair competition is possible. The catch is that the actual gap in certain combat power brackets feels a bit too wide. As a result, many successors requested a more detailed subdivision of the Arena brackets.

The planning team responded that this feedback was 'partially adopted', though implementation is expected to take some time. The more finely the brackets are divided, the smaller the pool of players within each bracket becomes, which likely increases matching times accordingly. Taking this into consideration, the developers stated they will refine the Arena brackets by finding adjustment directions that make matchmaking smoother.

Additionally, a positive response was given regarding requests to improve items in the Arena medal shop. While it remains uncertain whether suggestions to overhaul certain items unnecessary for character growth will be adopted as-is, the team plans to modify the product lineup for items purchasable with diamonds and certain growth materials. The developers promised to reflect successors' opinions when the changes go live.

Q. When using touch controls, I want to fix the virtual joystick position or change it.
A. Implementing a full customisation feature is difficult, but we will add an option related to the joystick position.

Due to the genre's nature, Vampir frequently requires players to execute camera rotations and character maneuvers simultaneously. This is exceptionally well-optimized without major discomfort even in touch input environments lacking dedicated control hardware. By splitting the movement area and camera rotation area, players can control both hands at the same time.

Although the touch control scheme is well-established, personal preferences naturally vary. The fact that the joystick position is not fixed can actually cause inconvenience for some successors. Consequently, an adventurer suggested adding a button-fixing option or customisation features.

This suggestion received a positive response. However, implementing a fully custom-tailored control layout is difficult, so the developers plan to expand player choices by introducing an option to fix the joystick position. It has been classified as partially adopted, and the team promised to implement the feature.