Jump to content
  • 0

Lose Skills after restart


Question

Posted

Updated post:

Troblem is that after making restart you lose skills.. after that if you sub back to your class you recieve the skills back anyone know what might be the problem? I use interlude l2j acis

Recommended Posts

  • 0
Posted

Could you give more details?

 

Like what pack are you using?

 

Also, was that happening from the start of your server or it just started happening recently?

  • 0
Posted

Could you give more details?

 

Like what pack are you using?

 

Also, was that happening from the start of your server or it just started happening recently?

I use l2jacis and i never noticed it i just realized it today...

  • 0
Posted

Seems really situational and custom based error...

 

Only dominator are effected ? What is your current set of class/subclasses ? If you continue to restart do you continue to lose skills ? What type of skills are you losing ?

  • 0
Posted

Seems really situational and custom based error...

 

Only dominator are effected ? What is your current set of class/subclasses ? If you continue to restart do you continue to lose skills ? What type of skills are you losing ?

 

Maybe he's not using a clean revision, too many things happens.

  • 0
Posted

maybe your c:/ is full and cant save the new packets from every new subclass? ive found this problem long time ago.

 

If you use any custom java about skills check it again.

 

p.s: check the learn_skill & skill_trees sql...

  • 0
Posted

Maybe he's not using a clean revision, too many things happens.

Well I would like to test but I need a complete report, I got no time to test all possibilities.

  • 0
Posted

Ok so something very unusual is happening in my server... If you are a dominator doesnt matter on main class or subclass and you make restart you make restart you lose 5-6 skills... why? If you subclass back you recieve the skills but when you restart you lose them again... Anyone?

 

My advice is to turn off this:

# Check players for non-allowed skills
# Default: False
SkillCheckEnable = True

# If true, remove invalid skills from player and database.
# Report only, if false.
# Default: False
SkillCheckRemove = True

 

Becouse server count skills as not allowed one, i bet its database problem cuz skills are not set to the class they belong.

Anyway, if they recieve it once the only reason to be removed is this.

Remove it = no problem (easy fix).

Ofcouse if you have problems with stacksub skills... this is not solution at all... so.. this is my advice. Good luck.

  • 0
Posted

Seems really situational and custom based error...

 

Only dominator are effected ? What is your current set of class/subclasses ? If you continue to restart do you continue to lose skills ? What type of skills are you losing ?

Only dominator skills... i checked every class and only dominators skills are getting removed. I dont continue to lose skill i just lose about 5-6 skills first time and then its fine but i still miss the old skills. The skills i am missing are: Ritual of life and some other buffs skills.

 

My advice is to turn off this:

# Check players for non-allowed skills
# Default: False
SkillCheckEnable = True

# If true, remove invalid skills from player and database.
# Report only, if false.
# Default: False
SkillCheckRemove = True

 

Becouse server count skills as not allowed one, i bet its database problem cuz skills are not set to the class they belong.

Anyway, if they recieve it once the only reason to be removed is this.

Remove it = no problem (easy fix).

Ofcouse if you have problems with stacksub skills... this is not solution at all... so.. this is my advice. Good luck.

I already tested this and its not working... I dont have any invalid skills and if this was the problem it would remove more skills not only domi skills

 

  • 0
Posted

Only dominator skills... i checked every class and only dominators skills are getting removed. I dont continue to lose skill i just lose about 5-6 skills first time and then its fine but i still miss the old skills. The skills i am missing are: Ritual of life and some other buffs skills.

I already tested this and its not working... I dont have any invalid skills and if this was the problem it would remove more skills not only domi skills

 

Okey... then check above... for me it doesn't seems like java related problem but config & set-up one...

Wish you gl

  • 0
Posted

I edited the villagemaster just to allow dominators for subclass but that has nothing to do with skill trees and even if it does i tried the same with base class and still the same...

 

Btw i checked again and i lose skills such as: Ritual of Life and some clan buffs

  • 0
Posted

I edited the villagemaster just to allow dominators for subclass but that has nothing to do with skill trees and even if it does i tried the same with base class and still the same...

 

Btw i checked again and i lose skills such as: Ritual of Life and some clan buffs

What rev do you have buddy?

  • 0
Posted

# Check players for non-allowed skills
# Default: False
SkillCheckEnable = True

# If true, remove invalid skills from player and database.
# Report only, if false.
# Default: False
SkillCheckRemove = True

 

aCis by default doesn't have such configs :P

 

Anyway, I checked on head rev, there is no such bug. :)

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.


  • Posts

    • hey i make enough to live comfortably you, on the other hand... doubt that'd be the case if you were as competent as you claim to be
    • all your doubts ask chatgpt, also ask what you could do yourself hahaha
    • This post originally appeared on MmoGah. Odin: Valhalla Rising is an ambitious open-world MMORPG developed with Unreal Engine 4, offering breathtaking visuals and immersive gameplay. I will share everything you need to know before starting it.     Re-rolling In Odin, re-rolling isn't a practical strategy. Unlike most gacha games, where it's common to reset for better initial pulls, Odin focuses heavily on long-term growth. The earlier you begin playing and developing your character, the more advantages you'll gain over time. Instead of spending your efforts on re-rolling for ideal equipment, it's better to dive in and start progressing right away.   Server Selection Before starting your character, selecting a server is a crucial step. Since Odin doesn't support cross-server gameplay, coordinating with your friends, family, or guildmates is essential to ensure everyone creates their characters on the same server. Take the time to plan with your group beforehand. After deciding on a server, your next major choice will be picking a class.   Class Breakdown Odin features four primary starting classes: Warrior, Sorceress, Rogue, and Priest. Each class comes with its own distinct playstyle and unique strengths, so choose wisely, as your selection is permanent. However, even free-to-play players can create up to three characters on one server, giving you the flexibility to try different options and find the one that matches your preferences.   Quest and Leveling Once your character is created, your initial objective is to work through the main questline. This acts as both a tutorial and a method for early leveling. Odin simplifies the process with a convenient quest button that handles navigation, starts dialogues, and even enables auto-combat. This user-friendly feature allows beginners to grasp the basics of the game without feeling overloaded.   Auto Combat and No Kill-steal Mode Auto combat is an essential feature in Odin, enabling your character to battle monsters autonomously. This system allows you to effortlessly gain experience and loot, even while you're busy studying, cooking, or unwinding. To optimize its use, activate the no-kill-steal mode. This setting prevents your character from targeting monsters already engaged by other players, helping you avoid conflicts or potential PvP situations. However, if a quest becomes difficult to complete due to overcrowded areas, you can temporarily disable this mode to overcome the obstacle and move forward.   Item Management and Potions Don't overlook the importance of consumable items, especially health potions. These can be purchased, along with buffs, from general merchants in villages, and they play a crucial role in improving your combat efficiency and ensuring your survival. Always aim to keep a full stock of HP potions and carry buffs that boost attack, defense, or regeneration in batches of 5-10 for convenience.   Once you've acquired your consumables, assign them to your quick slots located at the bottom center of the screen. Swiping down activates these slots, and items like potions will automatically be used when necessary, so you don't need to worry about them mid-battle. Keep a close eye on your potion reserves, as running out during a tough fight could leave you vulnerable before reaching a safe area. In the early stages of the game, it's better to return to town for a restock if supplies are low rather than risking unnecessary defeats. You can also enable notifications to alert you when your health or potion count drops too low—a handy feature for staying prepared if your attention is elsewhere.   Leveling and AFK Farming Once you've mastered the fundamentals, the next step is to focus on leveling up and enhancing your character. Gaining levels is your primary source of progression early on, as it not only improves your stats but also unlocks crucial game features and new abilities. At this stage, simply sticking to the main questline provides a reliable and efficient way to gain experience.   Additionally, Odin includes a highly convenient idle feature called AFK mode. This allows your character to keep farming for resources and experience even when the game is closed, with a maximum duration of 8 hours per day. It's an excellent option for making progress while you're asleep, commuting, or otherwise occupied.   Gear Upgrades When the time comes to improve your gear, the initial focus should be on upgrading from normal-grade equipment to high-grade items. These provide significantly better stats and can be enhanced further to increase their effectiveness. Enhancing requires enhancement stones and gold, but it's important to stay within the safe enhancement limit. Attempting upgrades beyond this limit carries the risk of destroying your gear if the enhancement fails. Stick to safe enhancements until you've gained more experience and accumulated spare equipment to mitigate potential losses.   Skill Purchases When you've accumulated enough gold, it's time to invest in skills. These are crucial for enhancing your combat abilities and provide key benefits tailored to your class, whether it's increasing damage output, improving healing capabilities, or adding valuable utility. Before purchasing, ensure your character meets the level prerequisites for each skill. Your ultimate goal will be progressing through and completing the main questline in Midgard as you continue to develop your character.   Unlocking Jotenheim Finishing this milestone grants you access to the next region, Jetunheim, unlocking a variety of new content and challenges. This marks your first significant achievement in the game and is an essential early objective to strive for as you progress.   Joining a Guild Joining a guild is a highly beneficial step in Odin. Guilds not only provide opportunities for social interaction and group activities but also offer passive bonuses that can significantly enhance your gameplay. Even if you're not particularly active socially, being part of any guild is advantageous. The guild feature becomes accessible after completing Chapter 4, Quest 19 of the main story.   Guilds provide various perks, including buffs that scale with the guild's level. Additionally, you can earn guild coins by contributing through donations, quest completions, or regular logins. These coins can be exchanged for valuable rewards, such as epic-grade armor. The more you actively contribute to your guild, the greater the overall benefits for both you and the guild itself. Joining early and staying involved will undoubtedly strengthen your progression in the game.   Conclusion Here is the end of this beginners' guide. I hope these tips will help you level fast in Odin.
    • You can actually make a pseudomount code in your server, that way it can be displayed.. a friend made it for the l2off and i extended it a bit.. if u have l2off i might be able to help u on that
    • Discord : utchiha_market Telegram : https://t.me/utchiha_market Auto Buy Store : https://utchihamkt.mysellauth.com/ Join our server for more products : https://discord.gg/uthciha-services https://campsite.bio/utchihaamkt
  • Topics

×
×
  • Create New...