Look, 'Vampir' is keeping busy with in-game GM activities, constantly gathering feedback from its 'Successors'. We are already on the 21st round of updates, and this tracker covers the period from June 1 to June 5. As usual, some of the most recently addressed issues have been omitted. Furthermore, on June 10, there was a developer live stream for the 'Daehongma' Legion; details from that broadcast have been provided in a separate announcement. Aside from that, I have summarised the feedback where the planning lead personally left comments.

Q. I want job balance adjustments and the ability to change the resonance colour of auxiliary items.
A. Please check the 'Future Improvements' developer note from June 11.

Job balance, a perennial favourite in the Vampir improvement tracker, is taking a backseat this time. That doesn't mean they are ignoring it, though. They are keeping a sharp eye on the meta following the balance update on May 13. They claim to be scrutinising combat data to watch for discrepancies and have promised to prevent further gaps from widening.

Furthermore, Vampir has laid out various balance-related points—such as MP consumption, melee class performance against bosses, and class change cooldowns—within their developer notes. These were all revealed during the Daehongma Legion live stream on June 10.

For those wondering about the resonance colour change for auxiliary items at +12 enhancement or higher, the answer is in the same developer note. The verdict? No changes allowed, citing fairness. Apparently, some players have already dismantled their enhanced items, and the team isn't willing to budge. For the full breakdown—including content, competitive balance, economy, quality-of-life, and Q&A from the stream—head over to the developer note board on the official Vampir website.

Q. Can we reduce the limit for displayed players even further?
A. If further reductions prove to be meaningful, we will implement them.

Next up is a query from a Daehongma Legion Successor regarding the number of players rendered on screen. Given the sheer scale of players in Vampir content, device load and overheating are constant headaches. While there are already optimisation options, players are calling for an even lower limit on character visibility.

The planning lead gave a cautious nod to this request. It has been classified as 'partially accepted,' but they warned that it cannot be implemented immediately due to the need for rigorous testing.

Currently, the 'Display Player Limit' option on PC bottoms out at 30. Interestingly, mobile users can already drop as low as 10, meaning a tighter setting is technically possible. The real question is whether lowering it further on PC will actually make a dent in performance. They plan to test the lower bounds and, if it proves helpful for device optimisation, they will roll it out.

Q. We need a 'max quantity' setting when distributing clan vault items.
A. We excluded the max setting to prevent distribution errors.

There is also a quality-of-life request regarding clan vault distributions, handled by 'GM Zepy'. When asked why there is no 'max' button, the planning lead drew a line in the sand: it was by design. They argue that a max button might lead to irreversible mistakes with a single click. Thus, they intentionally left it out to prevent accidental mass distribution.

However, they did show some empathy regarding the hassle of distributing items one by one, where the default is set to zero. Acknowledging that setting the quantity for every single item is a chore, they have promised to improve this inconvenience soon.