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Written by Rolf
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Thursday, 20 November 2008 10:12 |
20th November 2008
Fixed a bug with digging where the wrong corners were checked for height was fixed. Also flattening checked the wrong corner for structures in NW. Some mining bugs as well. |
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Written by Rolf
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 00:00 |
19th November 2008
Merchants may no longer be put at market stalls in settlements where you are not citizen. There will be a setting eventually. This is a slight modification to the latest change which allows you to place Merchants in market stall rather than buildings. More functionality will come in time! |
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Written by Rolf
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 00:00 |
19th November 2008
Bit of a change to the news! News of the updates that normally smack you in the face when you login will now be shown on on the launcher instead. Hopefully this will make them more readable and less intrusive when you land on Wurm. They will also be available on the main website here. Older items will be put on the wiki for reference. A small change, but makes things a bit neater! |
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Written by Rolf
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Friday, 14 November 2008 00:00 |
14th November 2008
- Item improvement for high ql items now require less material, and a bit more for lower ql items
- As you probably have noticed the favor requirements for enchants were increased in the wednesday update. This is because they were too common before.
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Written by Rolf
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008 00:00 |
12th November 2008
This is a little selection of the news from early November, all neatly wrapped into one lump!
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- Shieldbashing now drains stamina. You will also now use your shield occasionally while out of stamina.
- Certain actions that never ended during combat such as focusing or changing stance now should end more properly.
- Armour and shields now have a minimum value for a hit
- Food should no longer decay as you pick it up.
- Because we have so few fraud attempts we have increased the amount of silver you may purchase in the web shop. Old verified players may ask to have even less restrictions.
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