Currently the aim for 90% of firearms is AWFUL no matter the condition of the weapon. Making alot of people who hunt for food almost forced to use a bow. PERSONALLY my character would not know how to use a bow, (i like the RP of being taught) as usi

Being able to leave notes around for people would be immensely helpful no matter the purpose of the note.

This would be a nice QoL and Immersion inclusion where every time someone pulls up their map or is in their settings, they will have an animation that plays, opening a map in hand.

Hunting knives, seem to be the only knife that can skin an animal, however there are other knives, such as the bagshot knife, or any of the knives from the blacksmith cannot be used to skin. The Bagshot knife's literal description is "A rustic hunti

We should be able to have lassos and binocs on our hotbar. It makes no sense for us not to be able to use both. There is no advantage gained by being able to pull out a lasso and see far at the same time. Lassos should be able to go in slot 3 or 4.

Make Guns A little more Accurate. Guns are unusable at medium to far range which makes every fight close quarters.

A player can only play an instrument if they have purchased an instrument from a store and have it on them. If you wanted to go deeper once you've bought the instrument you have to practice to play, may be a mini game to achieve the right level to

I'm sure this is probably already been discussed but I figured I'd throw it in here. Chess please <3

Would be great if you could stay seated when you drink from your flask ( or any other drink really ), as it is currently if you're using one of the sitting stances and take a drink of your flask, you will drink while sitting and then afterwards the

More minigames to pass time and add to things to do. Will also give people other things to do besides poker.

Many of the bodies of water on the map are inaccessable by boat sadly. To combat this problem craftable/placeable canoes, dugouts, and boats could be implemented. For centuries tribes like the Choctaw, Caddo, Seminole, and many others navigated thei