I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a wonderful day as well as a wonderful week. I hope that this message finds you well. Despite the fact that version 1.01 is now available to players, it does not include the DLC patch that such a significant number of players have been anticipating receiving. This is because all of the Nerf's operation elements are currently being built, so first of all, the police damage on the entire chessboard has increased, so is now more stage conscious - all weapons - most spells and spells have increased PvP damage - on the entire chessboard. This is due to the fact that all of the elements of the Nerf's operation are currently being built. As soon as the subsequent patch has been applied, this modification will take effect and take effect immediately. You have just raised the amount of damage that Pwz can take when it performs the actions that make up the vast majority of its actions. This change will take effect immediately. This decision will become active right away. When these two notes, along with the implications they have for player versus player combat (PVP), are taken into consideration together, this becomes abundantly clear.

They are opting to prolong the battles rather than relying solely on your devastating attack and Meta, so that they can gain an advantage. 

1. You have the ability to extend critical strikes, which means that you do not need to be directly behind your opponent in order to obtain critical strikes

2. Instead, you can obtain critical strikes from anywhere in close proximity to your opponent

3. This is due to the fact that it is possible to land critical hits regardless of where you are standing in relation to your opponent

4. This indicates that it will be a great deal simpler for you to actually use this and move on to the potentially lethal next step, which is possibly going to be the shift that will have the most significant impact on what will take place

5. If you are able to successfully put distance between yourself and your opponent and force them to move further away from you, it will be much simpler for you to extend critical strikes

6. If you are able to successfully put distance between yourself and your opponent and force them to move further away from you

7. This is because player versus player conflict has shrunk the window of invisibility afforded by the quick step and the hound step

   

This is due to the fact that player versus player conflict has shrunk the window of invisibility. All of this transpired as a direct result of the fact that player-versus-player combat shrunk the window of invisibility afforded by the quick step and the hound step. This was the cause of all of this to take place. Because it was determined that the ability Hound Step was too powerful in the context of player-versus-player conflict, it has been nerfed.

Additionally, if you actually miss a ball, you will have a greater chance of avoiding or rolling away from scattered attacks without being caught. 

This is not applicable in the event that you accidentally miss a ball; rather, it is only applicable in the event that you intentionally miss a ball. Check the player's damage animation for any mistakes and correct them, as well as make any other necessary adjustments. This is the final step, but it is certainly not the least important one. This is something that needs to be done so that the player's damage animation does not, inadvertently, change the direction of attack and produce Poise's weapon type when they are hit by certain attacks; this is something that I have never experienced in any other game before.

It was the attack from the adversary that caused me to change the direction in which I was going to attack, but because this seemed like an especially inconvenient error, It took some time, but the issue has been resolved, and as a result, particular spells and spells will no longer cause damage when they are influenced by other skills and items. 

This adjustment kicked in as soon as possible. Someone who is involved in the running community brought this to my attention. If you can remember from a very long time ago that things such as the Golden Oath and Flame Grammy Strength were ineffective, the reason for this is because during that time period, they did not actually accomplish anything. If you can remember this from a very long time ago, it is because of this reason. During the process of implementing the fix, they also disabled a few other features; however, it appears that at this point all of the buffs are functioning exactly as they were intended to function at this point. They have, at long last, found a solution to the problem that caused the effect of the Holy Order skill to remain active even after switching weapons, functioning in a manner that was comparable to that of the jellyfish shield.

Because this was a bug, it has been fixed, and going forward there shouldn't be any more instances of this behavior. As soon as you switch weapons, the effect of divine order will be nullified, and it will no longer be active after that point. We should have more information regarding DLC within a very short period of time, according to the developer.