No matter how complex and difficult an item to repair or how many quality points need to be added … all items reach their minimum repair time of 20 seconds as soon as the repairing character has reached a skill level of 98. This makes the 102 following levels a real hassle.

I assume this to be an artifact from the time when repairing skills maxed out at 100.

//Expected behaviour://

The most complex and difficult items (say triple modified loot of a hard to repair base item), when repaired for their full stretch of quality (Q1/300) should yield longer times for levels past 100 and only tend to minimum when the skill level reaches max.

• Stamina drain is not happening at all while above the weight limit shown in the inventory

• Stamina drain is a lot less intense when running on auto-walk. I am only stopped for a second or two then the stamina tick occurs and I can then run for another 30 sec or so. While if I run manually and need to wait for the next stamina tick it takes usually much longer. Even after this is fixed there might be a difference in stamina drain when auto running but it is hard to say while the instant tick problem is still in place. But you might want to check

When right-clicking and using a stack of Trigrain stock, applying it to the Arcane Crucible’s contents, you only get the 3 quality points improvement, but the whole stack is consumed.

Expected behaviour:

ONE of the following TWO options:
- Only one stock from the stack is removed on usage when the 3 points quality increase happens.
- The stack of X stocks is used up at once, but a matching 3 times X quality increase takes effect.

I propose to subdivide along the lines of a traditional herbalist/apothecary classifications:

• Plant roots (radix)
• Plant leaves (folii/herba)
• Plant flowers (flos)
• Plant fruit (fructus)
• Plant wood (lignum, to include bark/cortex)

These might be suitable to also encompass the Plants category which is not at all uniform, e.g. classifying the nuts and mushrooms as fruit, grass as leaves and the rest of the flowers accordingly, .

Thinking it even further, this might also alleviate some more of the “Food ingredients” pain and would make things more consistent by removing unprocessed produce from the category, when we take Pungent tuber, Kartoffel and carrots with “Plant roots”, Apples, Banuts, Burr nuts, Bogo pepper, Duppong, Fire fruit, Jokan, Joopiner berries and Terevan berries together with “Plant fruits”.

In a last step Gorweal loot could leave the inapropriate “Animal parts” category to fill the “Plant wood” respectively “Plant root” ones.

I checked daily and there was nothing available. All of that time I was at a freshly obtained level without practice/progress.
Now I harvested for some 50 practice points and could get the quest immediately.

I am suspecting a 0 points practice / level progression the quest is currently unavailable and I further suppose this is unintended.
This might be related to potential fixes of #8130 which are not noted in FS but which I have heard rumours of.

1. I’m apart of a guild and have the “Guild” tab at the top of the banking window. I do not have permission to access the bank due to my guild rank/permissions. I believe the button should either be greyed out or not present at all when someone is in a guild but doesn’t have the proper permissions.

2. When I make an exchange, everything seems to work just fine. However, it would be nice to get a short summary/receipt of the money exchange. Harnquist charges a 4.75% fee. I could bring out a calculator and figure out how much I’m going to be charged for exchanging my circles for octas, it would be nice to just be given that number. Preferably within the exchange section prior to making the exchange.

Perhaps a field just below where you enter “How many you want:”, there could be a field that updates after entering a value into the “How many you want:” field called “exchange charge”. Make it an uneditable field that just multiplies the value that you are trying to exchange for by the percentage the banker charges for the exchange.