Nicknkickn

Legendary:

• Vote book experience timer increased by 25% (as you said)
• 35% bonus experience from well of goodwill instead of 30%
• Option to "favorite" tasks for slayer, so they are significantly more common.
• Option to rename pets given a set list of names.
• Your herbs, allotments, and trees never die or become diseased.

Uber:

• All additional legendary benefits.
• You are allowed to change your name once a month.
• Farming timers for all growing cut by 1/3 to be 33% faster.
• You have a 2% increased drop rate on all rare items on the server.
• Prayer and stamina drain slower for you.
• No yell timer.
• Access to instanced Godwars Dungeon bosses.
• Vote points from books increased to 30 points.

God (5k+):

• All additional Uber benefits.
• You can change your name weekly.
• Your drop rate is increased by 4% on all rare drops on the server.
• Access to beta servers and staff forums.
• Reclaim untradeables free of charge.
• Insure pets free of charge.
• Vote book timer increased to 2 hours.
• Bonus from well of goodwill increased to 40%.
• Ability to set a custom [Yell] title.
• 25% chance to receive 2 firecapes from Jad.

Just some ideas. They may seem OP - but so is donating 750, 2,500 dollars or 5K respectively.

Nick

I wholeheartedly agree with this.

Dev blogs are important - they keep players who currently play in the loop, and show newer players that the server is developing and isn't at a stand still. For myself, I'm relatively new - but what drew me into the server was the finalized-product feel I got. This server has tons of bosses - and RAIDS. That's huge.

The only downside I've seen so far is no construction.

Anyway, to the point - I agree. I feel like keeping the server posted on developments of the servers are of utmost importance. It keeps players excited and new people coming in when they see a server is changing and willing to evolve. If updates are pushed back, provide a reason why. Maybe it's more testing or complications that arose. Regardless, I find this completely necessary and I think most successful servers have a topic of this sort and I'd love to see a weekly Dev blog here from Omicron.

Alongside keeping us posted, this allows for us players to offer feedback and suggestions which Omicron would likely find benefitial himself. Ultimately, a private server's existence is up to the pleasing of the players, so it goes both ways.

Tl;dr - I agree with everything you said.

Nick