Originally Posted by Colors

Refreshing the entire Achievement system would be nice.

Make it flashy and dank.
Reset it for all users.
Remove special achievements, make everything accecible for everyone.
Make it harder, and more flashy.
Achievement tabs ingame?

When it comes to tc
Do what every other game that tries to keep a stable economy does every year..
Cut the money in half, just simply delete 50% of all the tc in the game.
Delete 50% from every user.. Problem solved.. And noboddy has any reason to complain about it.

Originally Posted by nikosefs

i already said this about alts tyzi.

[LIST=1][*]Lessening the learning curve.

I have been sitting on an idea for this myself. I think there's been a few suggestions that have missed what it means to actually reduce the gameplay to a manageable level for new players and the solution is the ability to group joints under a custom preset that the player can define. So when a player goes into singleplayer they can define body parts (eg: right arm = wrist, elbow, shoulder & pec) and save movements to that body part on a certain turnframe with a name (eg: "punch wind up") and then load that during multiplayer and singleplayer matches from a list on-screen. The user can combine these movements alongside fine tuning with mouseclicks as normal to complete their moves quickly in a way that they understand (after all, they did make the moves). Combined these could form openers and situational movements depending on how much they utilised the feature. Taking this to the next level would be allowing users to upload, share and rate their preset moves so that the burden of finding out what works and what doesn't isn't on the new player.

[*]More useful tutorial, challenges and other singleplayer content.

The tutorial does a good job of teaching people to grab and move the most basic of joints but it doesn't test the player in any meaningful way after the fact. The match against uke at the end, despite its flaws, is a good first test for the player simply because it's there. There needs to be more challenges like this that test the player's competence before throwing them at other players. Imagine a challenge section for new players that scales in difficulty, e.g: balance for 500f/50tf without dq in a small dojo -> balance for 500f/50tf without dq + moving 5 joints a turn -> balance on this pole for 500f/50tf without dq -> balance on a smaller pole without hands for 500f/50tf without dq

We need to see things like that. We can reward people for completion a number of ways and append more challenges to that list as the ideas come. We could add parkour maps, "beat this opener" (specify uke to do an opener, etc.) dismemberment challenges, you name it. Not only would it mean the user has some sort of handle on the game past the very basics but there's no reason we couldn't also make really tough challenges for the older players who want singleplayer content that comes with bragging rights upon completion.

[*]Marketing Toribash to the hardcore audience as well as the casual.

Marketing in the past hasn't really had any concrete figures mostly because they weren't recorded at the time (not a mistake we're going to make again, I assure you) but having been in the game myself when the game was being marketed I can say that the effect wasn't lost on people. We had new users come when the game was promoted on Youtube via. trailers/big channels playing it, the only issue is that we kept very few of them. That's mostly because of the listed anchors but also because we've never once tried attacking those people who are looking for a brutally difficult skill-based game that essentially has no limit on creativity. Why not look for those players and market this game locally on strategy/simulation game forums/communities? It seems by and large we've been poaching casual players far too often - before we do that again we should target the audience that makes the most sense THEN go for the casuals once we lessen the learning curve and make the gameplay more accessible.

Where's the match history? Why isn't saving my own & other people's moves easy?

Originally Posted by nikosefs

that something could be giving a reason to pro players to stop
doing it,endgame content,better tc rewards.

Also perhaps if the pro servers came back,give the pro players a room for themselves like it was