Vitality reset on level up
I think we should have it like a bunch of other energy based games have it where Vitality resets whenever you level up. Or at least restore an amount of Vitality whenever you level up. I mean sure it might speed up the level up process quite a bit but if people choose to prefer levels over other more important things they will fall behind so it balances out that way. atm I need about 890k exp minimum to level up and using 100% of my vitality I would still need 300k exp so it's not giving the ability to spam level up over and over except maybe in the first 30 levels.i think a full restore is too OP,
it depends on your VIP status a vip 10 can have 390
390 x some lvl 90 instance = A LOT OF FREAKING XP
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but item you can buy or get than can restore or add a certain amount of VIT sounds really nice
like a vitality pill ~ DESCRIPTION ~ restore/or ADD/ + 50 vitality
catch what i mean btw the title of the thread
"vitality reset on level up"
sounds like you want to completely get rid of your vit to zero Just restore 50% Vitality , quite reasonable. but first option is out of the question. Should depend on what level you are, in the beginning you are leveling like crazy so maybe around lvl 50 this could be implemented. And half amount should be fine, full is too much. No, to strong. Hell you would fly to lvl 70 easily that way, especially if you started off has a decent high VIP lol...do enough auto battles for next lvl,but before that spam trials ect...
Way to OP. well we all want to get into pvp :D it will show more difference on vip and free users..50% is also a bit unreasonable..vip has a higher capacity of vitality.
and also,what if u have 340/240 vitality and u level up? the excess would be in vain
Decrease the recharging time is enough This would make ice crystal events completely dominated by the lower levels lol. KrisKingOfLegend replied at 2014-10-26 00:40 static/image/common/back.gif
btw the title of the thread
"vitality reset on level up"
that's exactly what i thought .
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