Wishlist

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The wishlist serves as a spot to record player input for future game features and changes. While the forums can be good for collecting input, a wiki page makes for freer organization and editing.

Additions will be edited mercilessly to be as concise and specific as possible.

Contents

[edit] Commands

  • /away
  • /dnd
  • /invite
    • Back parlors are only accessible through the saloon interface, presently; remote invitations would allow for easier navigation, and make it easier to gather a group of friends
    • Could allow for cross-town invitations, if technically feasible

[edit] Methods of dealing with problematic players

[edit] Miscellaneous

  • Custimise clothing (???)
  • Friendly Folks management
    • One can only modify Friendly Folks status at the end of a game, presently
  • Log file saving (to an external file)
  • Displayed statistics
    • People have to track win/loss streaks, units killed, etc. by hand, presently
    • Useful for predicting badge acquisitions
  • A "back" button in the big shot/unit/card selection interface at the start of matches
    • Opponents don't see what you've picked until you're both ready, and there's a timer, so you should be able to go back if you make a mistake
    • Could apply even once you've picked your cards and become set as "ready," as long as your opponents aren't all set as well
  • Improved performance for low-end computers.
    • Could involve an option to lower performance beyond the current minimum levels.
  • Copy and paste
    • Paste text from outside the game into chat windows
    • Copy text from the chat history to paste elsewhere
  • Better ignore list management
    • Presently, the ignore list is only large enough to show one ignored name at a time, and can't be scrolled through with the mouse wheel
  • A dressing room[1][2]
  • Information in the gang history to show if a person declined a gang invitation
  • A longer top ranked list, possibly accessible from the website
  • Parlor games, such as poker and billiards
  • Special events/tournaments hosted by game moderators.
  • A non-match tutorial on how to use the town you are in. This would include various building descriptions and how they interact with different parts of the game.
  • A mouse over pop up for the various contender badges to show the week they were obtained.

[edit] Anti-list

These suggestions haven't been explicitly ruled out, but the Sheriffs have indicated that their implementation is unlikely.

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