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@MagisterXero

Yay finally.

By working fine, does that mean that the plugin won't require much change to work on 1.4.7?

I need Leveling that isn't terrible !

Please, it would be nice to include once more feature: very slow healing. (Of course, please allow to completely disable this feature in config.) This healing will add health point each N seconds, N being a large number, and slowly decreasing with experiences value.

So even if Steve will have hunger bar almost empty, this slow healing will be active.

My proposed defaults:

• Active: true
• Min hunger bar for slow heal to enable: 2 food icons. (configurable)
• Seconds to pass for adding one health point: there should be an formula, for enable faster or slower health rate increase with experiences increase.

for example with effect like this:

• Seconds to pass for adding one health point: 120 seconds at exp greater than 10.
• Seconds to pass for adding one health point: 60 seconds at exp greater than 25.
• Seconds to pass for adding one health point: 45 seconds at exp greater than 40.
• Seconds to pass for adding one health point: 30 seconds at exp greater than 60.

The seconds value should decrease smoothly with exp increase, not in huge steps.

This will allow escapes into safe places beneficial, in the case of no food in inventory.

I saw something like this in another plugin, and like it, but it soon becomes useless. There was no smooth decrease in seconds per halfheartz but the seconds intervals stays constant. Instead of this the halfhearts count increases. So with greater exp values the heal effect was extremely coarse.

Thank you in advance.

@Sorroko

Any idea when the next update for this plugin will be available?

Excellent! You are really helpful, thank you. I am looking forward to the update.

I just have to second what Action9000 have said! Please, update.

Maybe if the steepness of health, damage, hunger curve along with exp raise will be configurable. I thought the modifiers were exacty for that reason, but I cannot lower it too much, exactly for the reason Action9000 wrote. Or even better logarithmical curve? (with higher levels, slower growth of abilities) Of course configurable. Please.

Any possibility of an update for this plugin? This is the single most-useful plugin on my server because it forces players to trade power for enchantments, which is absolutely awesome!

The only problem I'm having is balancing difficulty: Even at a health_modifier of 0.2, players have a stupid amount of health by level 30, but if I reduce the modifier to 0.15, players at level 37 are getting 1-shot by skeletons!

I'm looking for a way to scale down the numbers a bit so players aren't unkillable by level 20 or 30, but still give them incentive to not want to spend their precious levels.

I'd love to see a sort of "debug" tool so I can see my effective health and effective damage to help me balance my game or figure out what I need to do (with monster/weapon mods) outside this mod to make it better. Thanks for the awesome plugin!

Another possibility would be to allow us to modify the minimum / maximum effective damage in the config, to cap damage (preventing one-shotting) and to eliminate the problem of everything only doing 1 damage.

I'm just finding the actual numbers generated by this plugin are really wonky and confusing.

does enchantments still work, or are they broken like with heroes?

Level requirement areas would be nice, nice work on the project though.

This deserves an update!

Looks like this mod is still working after the update. I'm hoping it does get a little more attention, though. Making levels actually do level-like stuff is a great idea, and a lot more features could fit into it.

Hey, Sorroko, would it be possible to have sprint speed, jump height, and block-breaking rate increase along with levels?

Also, what about making starting levels for all level-affected traits configurable? That way, I could set it so that players actually start out a little crappier than normal, and need to gather XP to reach baseline.

Level-affected health regen and hunger rates would definitely be a better user experience than invisible health and food bars. Really hope that stuff works out.

I still use levels for enchantment (because I like the idea that there's a decision between making powerful items and being more powerful yourself) but I'd like to recommend lapis lazuli as a resource for item-based enchanting. It's rare and largely useless, after all.

@dylpickles1997

Yeah, I had the same problem. Copying the sample config seems to work fine, though.