Vampir has unveiled its 24th improvement status board, consolidating feedback from the 'Successors'. This batch primarily captures insights gathered through in-game GM activities between July 6 and July 16. Persistent headaches like 'additional exchange server integration' and 'class balance' are, as usual, on the developers' radar—so much so that they are omitted from this specific board. However, for those who need a refresher, let us walk through the details.

Q. We need additional exchange server integration to boost market activity.
A. We will continue to review and improve the system to ensure more active trading.

As mentioned, two major topics were sidelined this time. The first is the demand for exchange server integration—the idea being to merge separate exchange markets into larger units to broaden trade. Vampir did expand the exchange matching servers from four to six on May 27, which was, in their own words, a move to boost market vitality.

Yet, many Successors are still clamouring for more integration. While the latest 'Night Talk Live Broadcast' stopped short of a full merger, it did reveal plans to stimulate the economy. By offering trade support for new growth materials and increasing the drop rates for Hero grade equipment, the team hopes to expand diamond acquisition and trading simultaneously. They have promised that these improvements are merely the beginning.

The second excluded item concerns class balance. Vampir is keeping a close watch on the disparity between jobs. The goal is to monitor data points carefully and shrink the gap to the absolute minimum. Since this stance remains consistent regardless of individual feedback, it was excluded from this board.

Q. I accidentally bought a massive quantity of items because of the shop's button layout.
A. We will implement additional confirmation steps for shop items that are difficult to reverse.

A Successor in the Korea region shared a rather unfortunate story. While attempting to purchase 100 'Apprentice Gravedigger Dispatch Certificates', they accidentally tapped the 'Max' button. The result? A purchase of 12,000 units, costing hundreds of millions of Gold. Rather than asking for a refund, the Successor asked if a resale feature could be added and requested measures to prevent others from falling into the same trap.

The planning lead classified this as 'partially reflected'. However, because these certificates can be obtained through various means, a full refund or a resale function is currently off the table. They did, however, promise to implement a confirmation step for high-volume purchases that are difficult to undo.

Q. I want to turn my 'Refined Serum' back into an item box.
A. We will add a crafting recipe for 'Bundle Boxes' to improve item usability.

When enjoying Vampir, there are certain 'essential doping' consumables. The three types of Refined Serum are the prime examples. They provide a massive boost to attack speed and other stats, making them invaluable. The catch? They are notoriously hard to come by, mostly restricted to event participation.

Because of this, many Successors avoid using them on auto, preferring to keep them in their bundle box forms and opening them only when absolutely necessary. Thus, the suggestion to craft Refined Serum back into bundle boxes was born.

The planning lead expressed deep empathy for this frustration. They thanked the players for the suggestion and promised to add the crafting recipe shortly, noting the unique usability of the Serums.

In a similar vein, they drew a hard line on the request for setting custom auto-use quantities for potions. They explained that tracking individual usage limits for every item would lead to performance overhead, making it technically unfeasible.

Q. My inventory is cluttered with too many different types of event coins.
A. We are planning to add a 'Character-Bound Warehouse'.

Vampir has been running a barrage of events lately, leading to an explosion in the variety of event coins. While they appear to occupy inventory space, they don't actually consume slots. There is a separate UI to check coin counts, so there is no real need to look at them in the inventory. However, many Successors habitually check their inventory just to see where they came from or how to use them.

Some players find the visual clutter exhausting and requested that they be hidden from the inventory since a separate tracking space already exists.

The planning lead marked this as 'partially reflected', though they explained that they intend to stick with the current system for now. The solution lies elsewhere: the 'Character-Bound Warehouse' revealed during the last Night Talk developer live stream.

Since launch, the influx of new regions and content has significantly increased the variety of items in Vampir, making inventory management a growing chore. The upcoming warehouse will serve as a storage space for items not in frequent use, and it is expected that event coins will also be moved there. Details will be provided upon the official update.