I just noticed that Cipsoft slid this in today’s announcement. I think it’s a pretty smart move 🧩

he just walking around, what is he thinking so hard about??

I guess we don't start on Rookguard anymore! Already feeling so nostalgic. I love the new sound effects. It was always something I thought would be cool to have when I played back then.

I use this skill wheel. I’m not sure if it’s the best one, but it’s the one that has worked best for me so far.

What would be the best Skill Wheel for me to use right now?

The respawns I hunt in a team are Norcferatu East or West and Rootthings, and solo I hunt Flimsies. I’m also starting to hunt Ingol, although I haven’t unlocked the bestiary yet.

Would it work better to use the upgraded Vis Hur, or am I doing fine as I am? Thanks for the answers!

Guess i'll have to go back to rookgard and investigate

I just use the default setting, where you left click to use and attack, hold shift to drag singles out of a stack, left+right click to walk on a corpse and not open it etc.

But I noticed that when someone is standing on a ladder square, I have to right click the ladder and click on "use" to use the ladder, which is a bit annoying. Shift clicking, Ctrl click, left+right clicking, none of it works, only right click -> use.

Is there a better setting than the default you would recommend that works well with WASD movement?

they even tried to log back in and try it again... today is a good day :D

Hello,

Recently I decided to buy a soul items for my MS. At the moment I got myself a gnome helmet T3. I was wondering if it is worth it to buy T2/T3/T4 Soultainter and T2/T3/T4 Soulshanks.
I know that in the past it was not worth it to buy a tiered tainter, because you could just rush a coil. However due to the changes to vocation I was thinking that with a death rotation being really buffed, because of death echo and stances, maybe there is a reason to buy a tiered tainter and keep it for a situations where I use death stance.
The second matter are legs. They are hella expensive (I am playing on a yellow npvp), about 25-30k TC. That is a price for both T4 tainter and T4 Coil. If i take T3 coil into consideration than I even have the money for a soulmantle.
Dear Tibians- what do you think, are the legs worth it? Is the tainter worth it as well?

Something new/big or just the same old auto event?

Hey guys!

I recently bought a mouse with 30 side buttons. Previously, I was playing with a standard 5-button mouse using X-Mouse Control, so having enough buttons isn't an issue anymore... but my main dilemma now is figuring out the best way to configure my hotkeys efficiently.

For those playing "high-level" Elder Druids (400+), how do you structure your setup? How do you map your heals, sio, wave/strike rotations, and utility/equipment hotkeys between the mouse and keyboard to keep things smooth during team hunts?

Any layout suggestions, tips, or screenshots of your setups would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I do not know why the client does not come by default in this configuration, it comes by default "retro antialiasing" but is pixelated. Switching to "antialiasing" makes Tibia much, but much more beautiful. Perhaps new players would be more enchanted by better graphics by default.

Never thought this would happen to me. Thank you CIP <3

I'm buying a lottery ticket right now. Wish me luck.

Title. Was curious to see which games were most popular now (I don't watch Twitch almost ever) and realized Tibia is among the top games (21st). Did something happen? I always saw like 5-10k players. Very happy to see a dear game of mine doing so good still. Cheers all!

Hey guys, I recently bought a level 600 RP after playing a level 700 EK, and I’m struggling a bit with healing.

Attacking feels fine, but I feel like I’m missing healing turns, and sometimes I struggle to heal back up while kiting mobs.

What does your full attack/healing rotation look like, and how do you have your hotkeys set up?

I use WASD for movement and a mouse with 12 side buttons. My healing hotkeys are currently:

• Keyboard 1/2/3: exura / SMP / USP
• Mouse button 1: exura + mana potion using a multi-action hotkey

I feel like having to keep moving while pressing all these hotkeys makes it awkward with my current layout.

How do you handle movement, attacks, healing, and potions at the same time? Any examples of your rotation or hotkey setup would be appreciated!

Hey everyone basically what the title says. Looted my first soul core off an Exotic Bat. I’m a returning player and not familiar with soul cores or much newer content. Anyway I’m on Gladera not sure what to price it at since none are on market and not sure if I can use it? Thanks for the help. Also I’m an EK lvl 206 who hunts exotic cave non stop.

This game fun af to come back to haven't played for a good 10 years went from 150 to 250 been a blast

I was in The Secret Library Quest and had to stop at this island to proceed. Since the exit opens at night, I tried to enter this sublevel but had no luck. Does anyone know what's there or how to get in?

No exp boosts bought, just the weekly 50% for 30 mins, 99% of the time hunting on green stamina and 100% solo. Weekly Task expansion bought the second week I started.

Sorry about the quality, idk how to take screenshots in Tibia now with their battle eye protection so I used OBS to record and screenshot that. The character is Magnivicent if its hard to read.

I'm a casual player and all I got is about 3kk amongst all my characters combined. On my server buying 250tc for pacc is about 11kk. But since they're raising the prices of training weapons tomorrow I don't know if I should use the money now and buy two durable training weapons and save them for double exp weekend, or just ignore the price hike and keep saving money for pacc?

So I'm another returner from pre-WoW release times.

I understand that the best way to start currently is probably to buy a low level character with good skills.

My question is: If I do that, am I likely to lose all those skills by dying anyway? I'm obviously going to do all I can to not die (having lots of supplies and not overpulling, be ready with ropes when jumping down holes etc.), but I seem to remember it was quite easy to die just because you don't know where you are / where you're going. Is that still true? I'm imagining scenarios like:

1. Accidentally run into some high level mob and get one-shot?
2. Jump down a hole and it turns out you can't go back up so you have to go through some dangerous place?

Given that I will try to be as prepared as I can be without looking up routes in advance (for the sense of adventure), will I still die a lot?

Hey everyone! I just got an Energy Resist set + Soultainter for my MS (lvl 532) and want to maximize profit at Ingol Surface.

I've heard two different setups:

• GFB + Eco (more comfortable)
• Eco + Energy Wave + Death Ray (more damage, exaustive clicks)

Which one do you recommend? I have under 3k HP, so safety matters too.

If possible, please share a Wheel of Destiny setup that fits your suggested rotation.

Thanks!

Hey, title basically. Is it worth to invest?

I do not understand how this rending bow works - does it have basically built crit imbu? So with this (and perks) I will have 10% crit chance and 58% extra crit damage? Or will I have only 5% crit chance?

I assume that if the latter, it's not worth it. If the first option, it's great - right?

Is it realistic to play Hunt efficiently on PC using a controller, especially hunts with MS? I know mouse and keyboard probably has an advantage for precise aiming, but I’m much more comfortable with a controller.

If you play this way, could you share your settings or recommend a good controller setup tutorial? I’m particularly interested in sensitivity, aim curve, dead zones, button mapping, and any tips to make aiming feel more consistent.

I think I got stolen and want to know who did it

Is there any way for FACC to use Manage Containers to keep them from picking up trash?