Log Horizon

[Kraco]

Also last thought on the different sub-classes....since they are all level 90 (level cap) could they take advantage of other skills without the ability to level up? Maybe the first step is finding away around the level cap.

The toughest guys, that we know of, are all level 90, which was the previous level cap. However, the reason why so many players were online to be sucked into this game world was the expansion that was just released. It also raised the level cap. The whole reason for the exp potion ordeal were some level 90s, who were competing to reach level 91 by using any means available.

[exglitch67]

The toughest guys, that we know of, are all level 90, which was the previous level cap. However, the reason why so many players were online to be sucked into this game world was the expansion that was just released. It also raised the level cap. The whole reason for the exp potion ordeal were some level 90s, who were competing to reach level 91 by using any means available.

Completely forgot about that.... I think buff may also be correct in that sub-classes like "House keeper" and "Scribe" maybe able to be leveled just by use, without requiring characters to actually level up. Adding a different class tree however like "Enchanter" + "Sorcerer" would have to be done by leveling up I would expect.

I thought the entire point of the show to this point was that there was magic that could change the "Laws" of the world (assuming both elder tale & reality) and the Sage guy was investigating that specific magic class. Personally I think he gave Shiroe enough information to make a world class spell so he could observe the outcome. In fact he just made Shiroe invent a way to make People of the Land immortal.... The Sage is probably up to no good. Of course he could of just facilitated for the sake of observation.