- Player Models and Textures - The models are woefully unattractive. The textures are low quality, and the models too. If somebody starts making lots of good quality and good texture models (*cough*oblivion*cough*), they should make sure that they have plenty of fullbright areas. Then, these models may be added to HO servers and the BC's, and probably other servers using only fullbright models. Also, somebody should rig Oblivion's fullbright model/s, since atm he seems like the best modeler we have.
- Fonts - I heard there was talk about integrating TTF support into nexuiz. This would be much better, as then we could write whatever we want in whatever size we want. We could also ditch the images and allow for use of different fonts.
- Developers - The current developers (div0, samual, etc) have made invaluable contributions. However, they can't support a community aching for 2.5.3. We need to recruit more developers, and most importantly, use redmine to assign tickets to the person who is most qualified for the job.
- Formal Government - There's a mac mail app somewhere that has an interesting development process. First, a president is elected by the community. The goal of that president is to push the program to the next version. There, he will either be reelected or voted out of office. I think such a system would be beneficial to nexuiz.
- Officially Sanctioned Stuff - As a seal of quality, it could be a good idea to have certain servers, models, maps and maybe even menu skins officially sanctioned by a certain group. Such objects could put [OS] in their names/server list entries. This would make sure the players know where the game is played as it's meant to be played or meet a certain standard of quality. Nexican would not get such a stamp of approval.
- Greater Transparency - Throughout the history of nexuiz, many actions have been taken that have meet with widespread backlash. Invariably, they've been taken without consent of the community (or even many devs). For example, the illfonic affair, the jetpack, and the fireball. If more people had been consulted, there would have been much less of a problem with the community. It's important to draw conclusions from these things and not let it happen again. Nexuiz belongs to the community as much as it does to the devs.
These are all just ideas. What do you think about them?