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Upcoming Changes to Woodcutting
Multi-Tree allows you to cut two trees simultaneously. This means each tree is running on its own timer and is rolling rare items for each of these actions. The result of this "double action" means Woodcutting is always the go-to Skill for any rare items such as Mysterious Stones, Pets (Like Ty, and future global Pets), Signet Ring Half (a), and was also the go-to for the upcoming Summoning update (Which is currently in testing). This puts Woodcutting at the forefront of training, and also means you can obtain such items at a pace not intended by the initial game. The upgrade you can purchase was one of the very first Shop items you could buy in the very early days of Melvor Idle (when there was only 5 Skills in total). It has stuck around since, and I'm actually surprised it lasted this long. The fact that no similar mechanics exist in other Skills should provide some evidence as to how I feel about this kind of mechanic in general. Instead of leaving it as is and balancing around it or applying exceptions to Woodcutting only for current and future content, now was the right time to adjust the mechanics and bring the Skill back in line with the general feel of the game. However, I have done this in a way that retains the original purpose of the Multi-Tree Upgrade.
Multi-Tree is now being combined into one single action. You are still able to cut two trees at the same time, however they will only run off of a single timer/action and will award Items, XP, Mastery XP and Rare Items based off of this single action. Included in the change is a complete visual representation on exactly what quantity of Items and XP you are receiving per action.
[h4]Interval[/h4] Your action's interval is determined by the highest interval out of both trees you are cutting. [h4]Skill XP, Mastery XP and Mastery Pool XP[/h4] The XP you earn is weighted against the interval stated above. This means XP rates have not actually changed, and are staying the same. Skill XP Example:
At this stage, no. The drop rates will all remain the same. The reason for this is that Woodcutting was providing these items 30-50% faster than originally intended. This change is bringing Woodcutting back into line with all the other Skills in the game and is allowing future content to be added without worry.
I thought it would be best to provide details about this change before suddenly dropping it on to you without warning. This change will ensure healthy growth and balance from here-on for all current and future content. The next Major Update is not far away at all. So keep your eyes peeled for the next Announcement! - Malcs
[ 2021-06-02 02:52:00 CET ] [ Original post ]
Hello everyone! Just thought I would share information regarding a pretty big change to Woodcutting that is included in the next Major Update. Currently, Woodcutting is causing some serious balance issues for the current game, as well as any new content planning to be added. Specifically, it is the Multi-Tree upgrade you can purchase from the Shop that are causing these issues.
What exactly is the issue?
Multi-Tree allows you to cut two trees simultaneously. This means each tree is running on its own timer and is rolling rare items for each of these actions. The result of this "double action" means Woodcutting is always the go-to Skill for any rare items such as Mysterious Stones, Pets (Like Ty, and future global Pets), Signet Ring Half (a), and was also the go-to for the upcoming Summoning update (Which is currently in testing). This puts Woodcutting at the forefront of training, and also means you can obtain such items at a pace not intended by the initial game. The upgrade you can purchase was one of the very first Shop items you could buy in the very early days of Melvor Idle (when there was only 5 Skills in total). It has stuck around since, and I'm actually surprised it lasted this long. The fact that no similar mechanics exist in other Skills should provide some evidence as to how I feel about this kind of mechanic in general. Instead of leaving it as is and balancing around it or applying exceptions to Woodcutting only for current and future content, now was the right time to adjust the mechanics and bring the Skill back in line with the general feel of the game. However, I have done this in a way that retains the original purpose of the Multi-Tree Upgrade.
How is it changing?
Multi-Tree is now being combined into one single action. You are still able to cut two trees at the same time, however they will only run off of a single timer/action and will award Items, XP, Mastery XP and Rare Items based off of this single action. Included in the change is a complete visual representation on exactly what quantity of Items and XP you are receiving per action.
Details on changes
[h4]Interval[/h4] Your action's interval is determined by the highest interval out of both trees you are cutting. [h4]Skill XP, Mastery XP and Mastery Pool XP[/h4] The XP you earn is weighted against the interval stated above. This means XP rates have not actually changed, and are staying the same. Skill XP Example:
- Tree 1 has a 2 second interval and provides 10 XP
- Tree 2 has a 3 second interval and provides 15 XP
Will drop rates be changed to compensate for the changes?
At this stage, no. The drop rates will all remain the same. The reason for this is that Woodcutting was providing these items 30-50% faster than originally intended. This change is bringing Woodcutting back into line with all the other Skills in the game and is allowing future content to be added without worry.
Conclusion
I thought it would be best to provide details about this change before suddenly dropping it on to you without warning. This change will ensure healthy growth and balance from here-on for all current and future content. The next Major Update is not far away at all. So keep your eyes peeled for the next Announcement! - Malcs
[ 2021-06-02 02:52:00 CET ] [ Original post ]
Melvor Idle
Malcs
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Malcs
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2021-11-18
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Melvor Idle is a feature-rich, idle / incremental game with a familiar feel. With over 20+ unique skills to tackle, you will always have something new to tackle.
Features include offline progression, cloud save compatibility, many unique shop upgrades, inbuilt bank / inventory system and more!
Every skill in this game has its purpose, and interacts with other skills in unique and interesting ways. The training of one skill will benefit others, forcing you to make decisions about the best cause of action to take.
Combat has over 110+ unique monsters for you to face, utilizing Melee, Ranged or Magic attack types to gain advantages over your foe. You can level up Prayer, Slayer, and Hitpoints alongside your standard Combat
Combat comes sorted with many fierce and tough Dungeons for you to conquer. Each Dungeon contains a unique, tough boss at the end which in turn will provide massive rewards for completion!
Skills are your break away from the madness that is Combat. You can relax by training many different skills to aid in your journey. Currently, there is 12 separate Skills to progress away from Combat.
Do you have what it takes to conquer Melvor?
Features include offline progression, cloud save compatibility, many unique shop upgrades, inbuilt bank / inventory system and more!
Every skill in this game has its purpose, and interacts with other skills in unique and interesting ways. The training of one skill will benefit others, forcing you to make decisions about the best cause of action to take.
Combat has over 110+ unique monsters for you to face, utilizing Melee, Ranged or Magic attack types to gain advantages over your foe. You can level up Prayer, Slayer, and Hitpoints alongside your standard Combat
Combat comes sorted with many fierce and tough Dungeons for you to conquer. Each Dungeon contains a unique, tough boss at the end which in turn will provide massive rewards for completion!
Skills are your break away from the madness that is Combat. You can relax by training many different skills to aid in your journey. Currently, there is 12 separate Skills to progress away from Combat.
Do you have what it takes to conquer Melvor?
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