A few little tweaks

Since I started playing gw about a year ago a few thing have annoyed me that I would like to see changed - here are my suggestions:

1) ctril + > or ctrl + < in chat to skip words, so simple but annoying when you can't do it.

2) Pets and weapons on show in guild halls just so you don't have to travel far off to see a guildies new phoenix or chaos axe

3) A guild battle training - for when only a few members of your guild are online you can get some practice in, or find out what actually happens before you start one for the first time.

4) The ability to 'nudge someone', for example your doing a mission where someone picks up an important item like the scepter of ore and then requests money to allow you to finish the mission. By using an emote like '/nudge mr jerk' then they would drop it and you could pick it up

5) Replace leavers with something, anything - its a shame that the whole group has to suffer to do the actions of one person, maybe even just a morale boost would help.

These are other suggestions I like but don't really count as necessary:

6) A new skill called throw weapon, where you check your weapon at the enemy (only you can pick it back up, and you if you leave the area without picking it up you still get it back) Weapons like axes and swords thrown do more damage than canes but could always make a good last chance move.

7) Character interaction emotes like /slap <name> and /hug <name>

8) New districts for towns like mentioned somewhere else - the trade district as well as a fight district which would probably end up like a big free for all.

That's all I can think of for now, bring on the flames.

#3 is already implemented, though you may need to be an officer to initiate a scrimmage. What they really need is more or better henchies for scrimmage.

Not all people drop on purpose... Error 7 has afflicted everyone at some point. I still think the best solution to that is to auto-replace dropped person with a hench of the same primary profession.

Personally I was hoping that Assassins would have ranged attacks. Shorter distance and less damage than Rangers, but faster speed and good for conditions and disruption. Who didn't dream of shurikens and butterfly knives when the Assassin announcement was made official? Their armor is decked out with throwing knives that aren't even used. Sigh...