Ui Improvements

I haven't played for a while but I periodically poke around at the game because I love this server and what it stands for. But every time I get on, there seems to be some vastly new aspect about the game that makes it very difficult to pick back up. Changes and new things are very good and that's not what I'm here to poke at. I believe that as things have been added, the game has gotten very complex and muddled. For regular players, new things are easy to pick up and have no issue because they are already used to the vast amount of things that the game already has to offer. Newbies and Noobs (like myself) are left behind. Before armor stats were added, I found the game very easy to pick up periodically and play for a few days but now I find myself leaving after 30 seconds because I don't have the time to retrain myself.

I've noticed that the player base for WynnCraft has been dropping over the years and I think this may be the root of the problem. New players are intimidated by everything in their inventory and the level of customization (which is highly regulated) so they quickly lose interest in starting the game. I don't know what the statistics look like but I would assume the average level of players on the server is low because they leave.

The only suggestion I can really give, considering I haven't played in forever, isn't very UI related, but I think removing limitations of what armor can be worn based on skills would be a good start. Having class exclusive items is fine by itself.
Another suggestion (this one is UI this time) is simply to reorganize inventories. There's obviously many ways to do this but one idea would be to have separate inventories for everything sorted by type: Armor, Weapons, Dyes, Wallet, Quest Items, etc. However, the recent extension of inventory pages may be the solution of this altogether.

Again, I'm not qualified by WynnCraft standards to give suggestions but I firmly believe that something could be done in order to regain the same numbers that you guys used to have.

 

The root of the problem is MC's playerbase is dropping and there is still little end game content which means higher ups are quitting as well. I'm sure this has to do with it aswell, but not as much as the other 2.