Not the same bugs. These are entirely new bugs that have the same effects.

 

Seriously though, I hope the coders are trying to refine the code to be at least somewhat reliable if the same problems are lurking through years of updates.

I enjoyed this game almost more than two years ago but put it aside until some flaws where worked out, My friend has a low-grade laptop and this is the only 3D game he can play with me. I really cant say I see anything different in the game so far, yes, its non-profit free game but I'm still seeing critical problems in the starting location that would make someone eventually stop tolerating its setbacks, things people encounter everytime they play the game so its not something that a common few are experiencing for over a year.

Lack of bug tracking shouldnt be the issue here, these problems are in your face all the time setting your gameplay back. Could it be messy coding making it difficult to work them out?, or just not enough time in the developers favor or different goals before sorting these things out?, I'm not aware of the current situation.

I'll tolerate this games problems because I like the community and where this game can eventually lead to, but when I hear that the amount of players are dropping I can see why. Inexperienced and regular gamers alike will drop the game when they are constantly falling through floors or getting stuck in them, teleporting randomly and dieing, unable to have even the most basic fight with a creature, and when they do die from these flaws they have a confusing underworld to figure out on top of being cursed. IMO the starting location needs some attention to keep people from leaving the game early.

Maybe you could have plants or some natural resource scattered across the lands that could be harvested and made into dyes, and let players be able to dye different parts of the cloth different colors.

Then find a way for guilds to make thier own symbols that, after being looked at by the GMs to see if its appropriate, could be put on the clothing in any spot, and be any size that fits.

Well, I always thought it would be cool to have a crafting system with great detail, so that all crafters could be creative with thier item-making. Even though its probably too much to ask for or whatever, here it goes.

When you decide to craft lets say a short sword instead of just tossing in the mats and hoping for the best you could actually make that short sword the way you want. You could make "blueprints" for your sword, which would basically be a new window that gives you the option to name the sword, and also show you the sword's parts in a list like pommel, hilt, cross-guard, blade. Each part would have a list of styles you could choose from based from your weapon-smithing skill, thus making your craft unique. Then when you choose the styles for each part you put down what materials will be used to make each part, so if you use gold to make the pommel, the pommel would look and shine like gold.

When your 'blueprint' is done you would then have to have all the mats that where chosen for the sword before you can go on to crafting it. This could be used for most items, making the world have a high sense of variety when it comes to items. I know this would be a complicated project but you asked for wishes and here is one of mine.