I have the same problem as Sheila. Number + enter isn't as convenient, both from the point of view of needing two hands instead of one and from simple muscle memory. I'd really appreciate a version of this addon that allowed double-tapping to use talents.

Edit: Never mind, saw the option.

after the update i get an error everytime i attack something =(
btw thanks for the amazing work and keep up the good work =)

fanyi

i register the game an create my login in 2013 before steam version lauched
now inside steam i cant log in steam

plz help

游戏现在更新到1.3了 能更新一下汉化么 现在开了汉化addon似乎开不了存档
另外入楼上所说，放到steam创意工坊会有更大的推广空间，也可以帮助更多朋友。
希望作者大人考虑一下下

This isn't bear race!

All hail and thanks to the bloodiest and darkest!

By the way, the language of this notes is so cool, that even my gf is downloading ToME

So, just started up a game last night with the new temporal warden, and I have to admit I love how many options there are, and I'm loving the gameplay. I thought TW teleported around alot before, but now he seems to do nothing but, which is amazing. I can hardly wait to switch over to chronomancer and see how he plays now.

And I love alot of the UI updates. Small things but very nice.

P.S. Is there a way to change where the pop-up info shows? It's too low in my game and overlaps with the skillbar, which is exceptionally annoying.

hey, so I was messing around with addons trying to get the game to work with as many of my old ones enabled as possible, but in the process, the new race disappeared, and stayed gone when I disabled all of them, any ideas?

Does the launcher part apply to Mac users as well ? Mine doesn't seem to be updating jack... And after downloading 1.3 from here, I noticed it asks me to buy Ashes of Uh'rok even though I have it installed and working on 1.2.5

I get the feeling I'm missing something. :-p

curious if its 00:00 or some time during the day?

Personally I feel like the number of skills is at a great place right now. Every class feels very distinct in how it plays, and even within a class there are usually 2-3 different playstyles you can use which tend to have different feels as well. And honestly, I don't see how the game having hundreds or even thousands of skills really matters if you can only access 40-50 of them at a time. Sure, in order to play every single class you have to have read all of them, but you only play one at a time, and new players don't have to worry about all that because they only have access to about 6 classes to start with, and the game does auto-pick their starting skills at least, so they don't have to worry about that too much either.

As for the skill descriptions being overly long... I really don't see that. Most of them are fairly concise and don't contain more than a few words (focus on your corruption to...) that don't directly contain information you need to know about how the ability works. I'm sorry if you feel that the abilities being more complex than 'deal X damage to Y targets in Z area' makes them too long to read, but if all abilities were parred down to that, the game would be incredibly drab.

Also, as a point of note, I just read through all the abilities of my current class (Reaver) and with the exception of a couple of the disease related skills, none of them clocked over 50 words, and most were around 30. I suppose with the 30 skills that amounts to having to read around a thousand words, which is maybe 10 minutes or so of reading? If you're reading carefully and such. That isn't that large of an investment to get the basics of a class. Sure, it isn't the 20 seconds of a MOBA to learn your character's skills, but in all honesty, to play a MOBA, you need to learn every skill of every character to have any real chance at anything, so really it has an investment of several hours, even before you get to build order, metagame, etc. I similarly don't see getting very far in WoW with only 10 minutes of reading. Their talent selection alone is (or used to be, I think they changed it) that much time.

As a small side note, if the number of skills in a class were to change dramatically, then the way things like stun work might need to be changed as well, since a large number of skills helps bypass the cooldown halting of the stun, if everyone has half as many skills, then stun is twice as dangerous (roughly).

Finally, I'm curious, what skills would you take out? What skills do you feel require so much reading and provide so little to a class that they should simply be chucked to shave a few seconds off the time it takes to learn a class that will be played for hours?