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Disclaimer: While I have basic coding knowledge, I have never coded a game or any of it's mechanics. I am however suggesting mechanics that either already exist in nin online (spider boss, snake boss) along with some others that have been implemented in similar games. It is up to the game developers whether these mechanics are efficient/plausible to implement. While Land of iron (LOI) on release was very populated, the zone has been gradually declining to the point where, despite the high mission rewards and best in slot gear available from drops, it is rarely active. As someone who has done all the content this zone has to offer multiple times as well as killed both end game bosses (Nobu ~600 kills, Mitsuhide ~200 kills), I wanted to share my experience of the problem the zone has as well as some suggestions for improvement. The Problem with LOI: Some of the content is actually good; some missions like fill the bucket and haiku 575 offer a good change to normal missions and reward with good XP. While the kill missions IMO are bit overkill (due to very tanky mobs with a high kill requirement to complete), it is fine if you are grinding them for the build up to farm the end game bosses that have the best drops in the game. The main problem lies here, with the END GAME bosses (General Nobu + Admiral Mitsuhide). There are several reasons for this, listed here: Boss design: These bosses offer little mechanics that provide a challenge to the player. They are basically just walking cannons that have so much HP (With full DPS builds, 2 full INT players would efficiently kill Nobu in ~25 minutes, Mitsuhide in ~50 minutes). They can be kited, however they both have unavoidable damage moves due to the room being so small Cheese strats: Because there is no limit to entering and leaving the boss rooms, and the fights offer no reward for playing correctly, no one kills this boss as intended. I highlight this because there is no incentive to do so, and instead of a challenging, end-game boss, you're left with people going outside the room, waiting for CD's, going in, bursting and walking out to repeat about 60-70 times before they finally get a kill. This is because even while playing perfectly, you can easily be RNG'd with unavoidable damage, leading to death and a reset of a VERY tanky boss, with all your progress lost. No challenge: The bosses in all honestly, are not challenging. Yes, they are extremely difficult to kill properly, but that is because you cannot avoid damage, so it's not even a challenge, it's up to RNG. The small rooms add to this problem and the points mentioned above seal the coffin. Nobu is cheesed whenever it's killed nowadays and Mitsuhide has never been killed since the changes Erox implemented with Sushi. I could go on and list more reasons, but these 3 are the most important ones and cover the main reasons why this content is not used much. Suggestions: My suggestions are designed with the disclaimer in mind, and to make these bosses feel like challenging, end-game content with the highest difficulty, since they offer the best rewards in the game. Endgame PVE content at the highest level should be as challenging if not more than endgame PVP. Instance the boss room: The boss should only be able to be entered with a party of up to 4 (this is based on the mechanic that the snake boss and spider boss both have). The reasoning behind this is to keep integrity of the boss's difficulty, so that you cannot just zerg it down with many people; it is an actual difficult encounter that must be prepared for accordingly. This also addresses the cheese strats that are used by going outside of the room and re-entering for easy boss kills. Reduce boss HP dramatically: Bosses indeed should be stronger as the difficulty gets harder, but just increasing HP and damage is not an elegant solution. Right now encounters take so long even with a full DPS team, that it is one of the reasons they are hardly killed. Boss fights should get harder due to the difficult mechanics the boss offers, which leads me to the final and most important suggestion. Add difficult, challenging mechanics to the boss so that it is fun and rewarding to kill: This point is up to the staff to implement how they see fit, but I have some suggestions below in more detail. Boss Mechanic Suggestions: For these, I'm going to be using General Nobu as an example, but the same can be applied to Admiral Mitsuhide. These are just to show what kind of ideas I mean. To move between phases, if difficult to implement, can be replaced with a whole new coded boss that has the mechanics of that particular phase (with a cutscene or similar in between phase swaps). Boss has "Phases" at different HP thresholds (These can be changed, but my recommendation is 80%, 60%, 40% and 20%). 1. 100% - 80%: No change, it's just fighting the boss normally with his current skills and movement 2. 80% - 60%: The boss spawns 4 Golden Samurai/Penguins/Snow leopards periodically in all corners of the room until the end of the phase (marked by the blue crosses). 3. 60% - 40%: The boss periodically drops fire on the ground, where you will take consistent damage if you stay on those tiles (this mechanic is not yet implemented in game as is, but I got the idea from the auto-kill rooms e.g. when you fail the slot bot challenge). An example is spikes appearing in the tiles marked in pink: These tiles frequently change during the course of this phase 4. 40% - 20%: The boss occasionally does a charged up attack in an idle animation. The player party must do XXX amount of damage during this animation, or everyone will be killed (damage value can be modified, but I think 1000 damage in this time is reasonable). When doing this attack, he can have some sort of aura around him to signal the players, this is his DPS check. 5. 20% - 0%: The boss goes in rage mode, flickering more often, doing much higher damage and shooting jutsu out more frequently until the end of the kill. Rewards: IMO the boss encounter should be finished by entering a sort of chest room. In this chest room, there are always guarenteed rewards inside chests (can be implemented like mailboxes) that can be looted, to reward a player party for finishing such a difficult encounter, and encouraging them to repeat it often. The drop table should be random and large, with items being rolled randomly at the end, such as: - 10 Blanks - Flat Ryo (100-1000) - Unique drops (Blood iron fan, Claymore) - 100x of a mob drop (e.g. snake venom, cocoons, iron pieces) Conclusion: As always please keep comments on point to the topic. I believe the addition of difficulty and a fun challenge using game mechanics already implemented (mostly :D) could revive this end-game content and really make it an integral, difficult challenge for PvE, with great rewards. Editors note: One of the main reasons I'm making this post is because difficult and fun PvE content with great rewards is a repeatable activity, which does not rely on many other players for content. Land of iron has the opportunity to do that with these bosses.

Transform jutsu Hello ! Today i want to suggest Transform jutsu is nice jutsu and can make difference in gameplay but now that jutsu have big problem Problem is if use Transform jutsu to transform to anything like ( tree or grass or something ) for hide in hunter or kill some one if he pass x you will be target for him , my suggest : 1 - i think if no one can target you are object (tree or grass or something ) only if move or do any something that will make big difference in gameplay , 2 - if use Transform jutsu to transform to object Time 600 sec is more mybe if will be 250 to 200 that good 3 - if use Transform jutsu to transform to object ( NPC Or Bot ) Dont attack you for make you hide in piece and other player dont see you 4 - if use Transform jutsu to transform to player get you fake name but cant use in chat that will be good in spy mission and hunt and kill thank you for read my suggest if want see my other suggest Forbidden zone

Hello ! Today i want to suggest My suggest is : Forbidden zone for really hunting is zone be in it good or rare drop be specific to this area if you died in that zone any drop you will lost any thing you get it in that zone it from that zone if you are lost other player can loot that drop from that zone we can call that forbidden zone you will win more or lost more In this place no rule because you are the rule In this place where there is no law but your power can make law In this place Where you can betray all the other people : Even if it is from your village, a friend or a member of your team ....................................................... I imagined this Forbidden zone 1 - You can find in that zone only high level people . Example Level : 50 to UP . 2 - You can find in that rare drop be specific to this area 3 - in that zone if diad you well be lost any drop you get it from that area 4 - in that zone you can betray all the other people 5 - in that zone you loot the drop from any one you kill him if he have drop from that area 6 - in that zone if have any drop from that area you cant can only leave after a certain time has passed . Example : 30 sec like ship in mist 7 - in that zone you can kill any one from your village, a friend or a member of your team ............................................... Why do I think this is a good idea? 1 - People are encouraged to play for different reasons. I believe this suggestion would add an incentive for people to go into Forbidden Zones in hopes of finding any other player for loot him and get all drop of him and that will be a challenge to be reckoned 2 - Encouraging team work 3 - Make people more careful

Sup all ! I've been playing since yesturday, and I really enjoy the game ! It's just.. exactly what I expected for this kind of MMORPG 2D Ninja Games. The Game Systems is great for my experience (and god that I feel what Shinobi feel when they reach the outside of their village ahaha). I also think that Nin Online could reach an higher potential in futur, well I hope so ! Btw goodjob #DevTeam. You got my respect ! So, let's me suggest somethings that could be basic but also somethings interesting and useful when you encounter another player and if you're not sure if it's a good idea to engage him xD.. I'm not a random player who had discoreved the game without any knowledges of the game univers. Pretty sure we're all fans of this Anime lol .so yeah.. (Historical Stats of Rank Missions made): You know.. theses stats of mission made by a Shinobi in theses data info named Databook ? I guess it's could be cool to have it when you're opening your Ninja details then seing your stats, and maybe compared yours Rank Mission made with yours friends an exemple: Rank D: 13/Rank C: 21/Rank B: 33/Rank A:17/Rank S: 9. (PS): I don't have any clue if "S Ranked" missions exist in Nin Online, but according to my logic, hunting Missing-Nin or neither a Rogue Criminal Ninja should be "A-Ranked" or "S-Ranked" but I guess y'all catch the loops I suggested ! I think that could be a great idea to see how many time and how hard the player had played his character and its could be possible that's would add another immersive side on the game. A stats that would specificate prescivly if this guy do a lots of mission or not (For Missing-Nin.. I guess that couldn't affect them as well mission rank can't be taken from the Mission Giver at the Kage Manor). In the other side to see it, even if missions stats doesn't really got an importance or either affect on the power of the player.. well.. not theses one who played like 55 "S Ranked" missions that's a op players lol But I would also be well afraid of someone who made a total of like 103 missions than seing one who had make a total of like 7 missions lol. I also notice that we cannot see the others players basic caracterics stats. But I think that it could be a great add on. So adding: See basic stats of others player, and historical stats of ranked mission played. On this guys/girls have a good day/goodnight play well, hope to see the reader in game, and most important thing: long live to Nin Online LOL

I know many nin online players like the idea of kekkei genkai. But the reason it is stupid to add is that: Every player would run around with sharingan and be wannabe Sasuke and Itachi. My Idea: I thought up a great solution. This will feature a new equipment slot, which is "eyeball". Let's say there is a way to obtain eyeballs, from maybe bosses or some hard way. This way we can have different eyeballs that drop from bosses that are clones that have these kekkei genkais. Sharingan, Buyakugan, etc. And once u equip them they will grant u a single jutsu. That will stand out and certainly be usefull. Ability suggestion: Sharingan is known for its prediction and speed. Maybe it had a passive that gives u dodges. The dodges would work as a sub, but it would probably look different. Let's say it can stack up and once it's stacked up it has 2 dodges. Which will dodge attacks and jutsus. Also, let the item have a "+20 agility" for realism. Buyakugan is another famous kekkei genkai famous for its eyes. This one could have a passive that can see the other player's chakra. This would be useful for knowing when to harass and when to be careful. And let the item have a "+20 strength" for compensation for the Sharingan and the broken stat boost items certain village orgs have. Eyeballs should be able to be tradable and could function as a normal item. Basically an eyeball transplant between users. That will work as a good unique cool item to hunt for. What do yall think? I would like to hear some feedback. Edit: In terms of copyright strike, it does not have to be sharingan. It could be something made up and similar :p