I wouldn't want to have it auto do all those things for me just because for lower level crops I wouldn't want to waste compost or crop dust on it as it's not really needed, and for higher level crops I'd rather be able to choose if I want to add those or not.  I think the way it is now is pretty straightforward and fairly easy to navigate.

As of now, I rake both plots and plant both seeds first, then I water them both.  This generally allows me to prune both plots and only lose 1 or 2 each, but occasionally when they both disease at the same time I may lose 5-8.  Of course that's just on the lower, faster growing plants so far.  I have a feeling when I plant higher level stuff that takes longer, I'll have to use compost and probably crop dust to make farming more than one plot at a time feasible.

I like having all the quests listed in the quest book.  Even though I may not know where to start it, at least knowing it's in a certain area of the quest book I can spend time looking for it.  I think most people will look and see a quest and want to find it, even if it's hidden, as long as they know there's something to be looking for.

Yes, thank you very much!  Most of the time I think it's a problem on my end (running an older computer) so this could definitely take some stress off me if I don't have to beat my computer up thinking it's my problem lol.

Could you possibly put up a server status page that actually shows if the server is up or down?  I never know what to think when I'm in-game playing, when all of a sudden with no server warning, I lock up and I have to reload the game.  When I try to reload, I can't log in at all.  I'm assuming the server has gone down for some reason, but without any in-game warning, I never know for sure if it's the server or if it's me.

Some sort of status page would be extremely helpful.

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Removed as I think the server went down while I was testing this bug.

Since you're using 2 weapons, I'm going to assume you are a melee class.  As such, your weapons are going to wear out faster than your armor will since you'll probably be attacking a lot more than you'll be getting hit.  As a mage, I know my essence wears out a lot faster when I use my range attack with it, plus I tend to not get hit as much from running around so the armor doesn't decrease as fast.

At least that's how I'd look at it.

Would it be possible for "follow" quests (such as [18] A Growing Epidemic) where you need to lead an NPC to a quest objective, that the NPC will stay for a limited amount of time (say 3-5 minutes) if you happen to get disconnected?  I just ran her all the way from Nidaros to Nasaroth, but then the java crashed on me and I had to reload.  When I got back in, she was gone and now I need to go all the way back to start over.

This is a particular issue with me because I have to reload the game constantly.  I haven't figured out what's causing my java to crash out on me (if it's the graphics or the sounds), but generally when I load a new map, I'll crash and have to reload it.  It's not 100%, but I'd say more than 50%.  I have updated everything as far as I know, but I'm still on an older machine.

Anyways, it would be helpful if those NPCs would stick around for a few minutes to allow for reloading such as that so you can start leading them from where you dropped out.

Is there a way you could add a search function to the achievements?  One popped up on my screen and it took me a while to dig around through all the tabs to find what it was for.  A simple title search so we can find what we just achieved if it's not obvious from the title lol.