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While checking another ticket for this system, I had a few suggestions come to mind.

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.

If you are moving while you use the /mount command or using the mount button from the right click menu and issue is caused with the resulting mount animation. When you transition to being mounted on your familiar you will be hovering in front of or to the side of your mount rather than on its back as expected. To the side of it in the case of the horse familiar and in front of it in the case of the hoverworm familiar.

I will also add, the player character seems to be hovering above the mount more than riding it even when mounting the familiar correctly. This is most apparent when riding the hoverworm as your character doesn’t move up and down with the creature’s animation.

The ground seems to slope up above the road near the leather workers in Hydlaa.

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When I fight Forest Arangmas they don’t attack back. Sometimes they do but most of the time they just sit there.