Player Versus Player Combat, Guild Membership, Cash Shop, Bind Points

Features

• Player versus player combat. Players can attack each other outside towns, and kills pay PvP cash, count toward race rank and quest kill objectives, and appear in the kill feed.
• PvP economy. PvP cash buys from the PvP shop, and a daily cap limits how much a player can lose to kills.
• Guild membership. Players can apply to a guild, cancel an application, accept or reject applicants, leave and manage members, and the guild sees when a member logs off.
• Quest abandoning. An NPC quest can be given up; story quests and finished quests cannot.
• Bind points. A character revives at the point it registered, or at its race's home town when it has none.
• Settlement guard towers. Each race's settlements are defended by guard towers that fire on enemies.
• Traps. Traps can be placed, arm, and trigger on enemies of their nation.
• Personal auto-miner. A planted auto-miner keeps digging ore for its owner.
• Set items. Wearing a full set grants its set bonus.
• Punishment and race votes. A race can vote to punish one of its own players.
• Talik crystal exchange.
• Monster special attacks. Monsters use the special attacks listed for them.
• Cash shop prices in the client. The server can write the cash shop prices into a GC15b client, which ships with every price at zero.

Improvements

• Attack resolution. Weapon, skill, force, siege and animus attacks count mastery, element, talik and block.
• Running and boosting away from home. Running and boosting outside your race's home town drain SP.
• Attack mastery in town. Attacks made in town no longer train attack mastery.
• Combo testing. The Game Master command %combo offers every combo link a cast has.

Fixes

• RF15-117: Cash shop catalogue. Most cash shop purchases were refused or named the wrong item; the shop now follows the client's list and charges its prices.
• RF15-131: Client start-up. The client could hang for up to a minute on the HackShield update check or fail with "HS Update Err 7"; the client patcher now skips that check.
• RF15-132: Class change animus rewards. The animus given at a class change could not be used; it now arrives in the bag.
• RF15-133: Animus movement. A summoned animus lagged behind, attacked late and snapped back into place, and a ranged one walked into melee range.
• RF15-134: Accretia max FP. Accretia FP stayed at its level value; it now grows with skill mastery.
• RF15-135: Shop durability. Non-stacking items such as Siege Kits came from NPC shops with 1 durability; they now arrive at full durability.
• Recall destination. After a recall without a scroll, the next login put the character back on the map it had left.