We've made a lot of additions and improvements to REV2 beyond the major systems covered in their own threads. This is the place to share feedback on everything else — client, mobile, quality of life, and everything in between.
Here's a summary of what's covered in this thread:
- Client UI Overhaul — sidebar, bestiary & item guide, skill & quest guides, world map
- Bank System — tabs, loadouts, search
- Auto-Walking — pathfinding, bookmarks, wilderness behaviour
- Player Statistics — 845 tracked activities, web highscores
- Account Security — 2FA, trusted devices, IP whitelist, security questions
- In-Game Customer Support — ticketing system, two-way conversations
- Android Client — stability, touch controls, multi-client
Questions for Discussion
On the client overhaul: The sidebar now shows live HP, Prayer, and Fatigue bars with customisable alerts. The bestiary has full drop tables and the item guide shows every NPC that drops a specific item. Are there other pieces of information you'd want accessible in the client without needing a wiki?
On the bank: Tabs, loadouts, and search are the three headline additions. Is there anything missing from the bank that would make a meaningful difference to how you play?
On auto-walking: The system handles gates, combat interruptions, and bookmarks. Are there limitations or edge cases you'd want addressed — particularly around Wilderness behaviour?
On player statistics: 845 activities are tracked and publicly ranked. Are there specific stats you'd want tracked that aren't listed, or any you think shouldn't be public?
On account security: 2FA, trusted devices, IP whitelist, and security questions are all available. Is there anything missing that would make you feel more confident about long-term account safety?
On in-game support: The ticketing system replaces dependency on Discord-based in-game support entirely, also we aim to be less dependent on moderators. Do you think that's the right call, or should Discord support or in-game moderators play a role in player support?
On the Android client: Stability, multi-client, and touch controls are the headline improvements. What other changes would make mobile play feel genuinely first-class?
Feel free to share feedback on anything else not covered in the dedicated threads. Every piece of feedback here gets read.