Well first of all, I must clarify the "moving" after a crash.  You're moving on your end, but nothing is registering on the server for it.  The client just hasn't come to terms with the servers's death yet.

About a logout feature:  This is one of the most requested features, and unfortunately would be a technical nightmare to implement currently.  You have to realize that the startup procedure is rather intricate, and honestly not exactly perfect.  The vast majority of which would need to be redone once reconnected to be in sync with the server.  (also note that some dynamic IDs may have changed, even if nothing else has)  Of course it's possible to create some sort of logout procedure and a coresponding relog procedure, but right now it's not worth the hair pulling it would take to write and get working.  And for crashes, a restart would always be best, if just to get a clean slate.  Preferably, we'd rather it just not crash. 

Apology accepted, as far as I'm concerned.  Everyone has bad days, and so long as you don't take them out here again, all's forgiven.  Just remember it is just a game, though we all do forget that from time to time. 

Hmm... that might be a good idea, actually.  Limit shoutting repeadiately.

This thread probably doesn't belong in the wish list, though it really doesn't belong anywhere else, so I guess this is as good a place as any. 

The most dreaded is probably my suggestion that it be possible for characters to die permenantly.  Loads of people hated that one...  I don't think we'll be seeing that one anytime soon.   

First of all, you're all giving some suggestions that are waaaayy too complicated.  Do you really think a field of checkboxes or added parameters will be used, especially by the idiots who are shouting too much?

Secondly, you aren't allowed to shout for the first hour of your character's life.  This should be helping, but I guess there are a lot of people who stay idiots forever. 

Thirdly, I thought we had already settled this here?  The idea was to make all chat ranges dynamic, based on the overall sound level of the area.  In a crowded area, the plaza for example, with lots of people (talking) chat range is shorter, and shouts really don't go that far.  In a quiet area, the sewers for example, with few people the chat range is longer, and shouts go rather far.  This way, all the user needs to know is /say is normal and /shout is far, with each adapting to only reach relatively nearby people and not go insanely far.  Aditional ideas such as dimming far off chat in the box have come up, and might be nice too.

Oh, and please don't say "/shout is broken".  It's not; it's just wildly abused.  I've used it properly many times.  Most common of which is to yell at someone a ways off as they're about to be attacked.  Though, I guess me doing "/shout Do you need help?" probably isn't that useful to most newbies, as by the time they type out the response they're dead. 

Moved to tech help area.

Please read this.

The only reason I origionally got access to the art SVN was so I could edit the cal3d files if I needed to, so if anyone makes fixes for them poke/PM/email me and I'll test and put them in.  (I just did again today)

There are copper items, but they don't seem to be in the world just yet.  I don't see anything about lead.