The things I would like to see coded into TEC are more QoL Changes:

#1 "Wait for Drover" command - Similar to the "Wait for ship/ferry/dock", I would love the ability to wait for the drover.

#2 Wagons to each town/area - I would very much enjoy a central hub in Iridine somewhere used as a wagon yard for travels. And then a corresponding yard in each town to get back to Iridine.

#3 Leatherworking/Armorsmithing/Weaponsmithing - No explanation needed.

#4 "Compare" command - I was just discussing this with someone recently. We know that weapon/armor values are on a sliding scale for things, so I wish there was a way to compare two items and get an approximation of which is better in what aspect. For instance:

Compare boison gladius to alanti gladius
You compare a boison gladius to an alanti gladius. 
You can tell that the alanti gladius will be faster than the boison gladius. You can tell the boison gladius will deal more damage. You can tell the boison gladius is more durable than the alanti gladius. Overall, you feel the boison gladius is the better weapon. 

I know they do not ever want us to know actual values for things, hence why the value is hidden. But "comparing" 2 things and giving an idea of which is better would be a good start. And add a way to compare stock items from a vendor to items on your person, so you can see if a weapon or piece of armor is better than what you currently have.

My hope was weapons would compare speed, damage, and durability. Shields would be the same. Armor would be protection level. This way, if you have two pieces of "fairly good" armor, you could compare them to at least know which is better or, if it is worth purchasing. 

Also note, if something has the same "value" for what is being compared, then the game would return "You can tell that these two items are equal in [speed/durability/damage/protection]."

 

#1 "Wait for Drover" command - Similar to the "Wait for ship/ferry/dock", I would love the ability to wait for the drover.

#2 Wagons to each town/area - I would very much enjoy a central hub in Iridine somewhere used as a wagon yard for travels. And then a corresponding yard in each town to get back to Iridine.

#4 "Compare" command - I was just discussing this with someone recently. We know that weapon/armor values are on a sliding scale for things, so I wish there was a way to compare two items and get an approximation of which is better in what aspect. For instance:

 

yassssss, pls yasss.

Inspect command- (its trash), even ye old scroll of identify would suffice for me.  I'm a believer that some of these archaic systems are meant for those behind the curtain and their friends to know the mechanics and benefit from them while others get to "figure it out through testing".  If I didn't meet a few combat people who've done extensive testing on their own time I wouldn't have a clue about anything.  I have two fangstaves, both are superior quality, excellent condition... one hits like a feather, one hits hard.  I have seen compare command done on other MUDs for judging players, as well.  In this mud they call it combat assess (it's trash).  It only gives you a total combat rank threshold.  It could be expanded to compare endurance, strength, dex, etc.. without giving away "numbers". 

I've seen it done this way:

consider/compare/assess randomone

[Combatassess:   You     |  RandomOne's Optional  Hard Numbers  or Description]

      TCR               3000                                  3300               Seems like an even fight.

       HP                110                                     200                Prepare the pyre.

     Speed             110                                     200                He can run laps around you.

    Unreliable comparison of all categories:  This seems like a fair fight.

I really like the #2 idea.  I've seen this on other games, as well.  

I always thought (and had made a few requests back in the day) that the sizeup command would be super useful if you could apply it to containers to get a sense of how much a sack or a backpack or a cabinet or a wagon could hold.

I honestly don't know how much bandwidth the TEC coders would have for larger scale projects, like a Client revamp. Website could be doable, but it still takes time.

We'll see about completely new skill sets, like leatherworking. But I'm honestly not holding my breath.

1. How about a merchant that players can use to sell items. 

Offer gladius to "vendor"

Vendor asks you, What do you want me to do with this? [buy/sell]

You say to vendor sell.

Vendor says to you, how much do you want this sold for? 

You say to vendor 2 talents. 

They keep 5% fee for storing the item. and people can go to this vendor when they want to look up stuff. like the specialty shop. when you want to look at the vendor, have different cases for armor, weapons, clothing ect. 

2. How about a assistant mayor in each city that can give you quests for within their area? 

-you can gain rep for the city

-you can get money for the quest or special item "like stromheim tokens" 

-quest example - Rock Valley quest. Kill 500 men in undertown. You get xxx coins. rep of xxx which helps towards a special vendor for items like seld removed link Not just donating ore, or armbands. 

Do this to give an incentive to try out new areas and get something out of it. 

General notice when someone deposits money into your bank account. Can be when you enter the bank (clerk whispers to you) or use the bank command (more of an 'OOC' type notice).

Maybe when someone transfers money to you they can leave their name or do so anonymously.

Posted by: @dragonus

General notice when someone deposits money into your bank account. Can be when you enter the bank (clerk whispers to you) or use the bank command (more of an 'OOC' type notice).

Maybe when someone transfers money to you they can leave their name or do so anonymously.

 

That is a really good idea. Or maybe an option on the "Bank" menu for "Recent Activity" which lists the 10 most recent bank transactions dealing with that account. Withdraws and Deposits.