I’m one of the long-time players who has been playing PIMD since 2011. Over the years, I’ve grown to love this game. It may be simple, but it’s incredibly fun and addictive, and it has brought me a lot of enjoyment. As I’ve gotten older, I realized that this game has become one of the few things that still makes me happy, which is why I’m writing this message and hoping it might be noticed. I’d also like to share something personal. I was diagnosed with Glaucoma, an eye disease that currently has no cure. Because of this, I’m slowly losing my vision. Since my eyesight is getting worse, I try to appreciate every image and color that I can still see. Before the day comes when I might completely lose my vision, I hope I can experience this game in a way that’s more comfortable and accessible. I know I’m probably not the only player dealing with low vision. There may be many others who also struggle but whose voices aren’t always heard. With that said, I’d like to share a few suggestions that might help improve the experience for many players. Dark Mode As someone who is very sensitive to bright screens and white backgrounds, I hope the game could include a Dark Mode theme. Your other game, Kingdoms at War, already has this feature, and it makes the game much easier on the eyes. Dark mode can help reduce headaches, eye strain, and make reading text much more comfortable. Font Options It would also help a lot if players could change the font style or at least have the option to make text bold or thicker. Thin fonts, especially gray-colored text, can be very difficult to read. When my vision becomes blurry, those fonts are almost impossible for me to see. Tradable or Recyclable Avatars Sometimes players receive avatars they don’t want or won’t use. It would be great if avatars could be traded with other players, sold for bentos, or recycled into chibis. Since chibis are difficult to obtain from the spinner, this could make them a bit more accessible. Larger Player Trades Increasing the trade limit between players could also help a lot. Instead of a maximum of 12 items per trade, it might be better if it were increased to 50 or even 100 items. This would make bulk trading much faster and more convenient, especially for players who sell miscellaneous items, and it could also reduce the risk of scams. Tradable Party Items Items like cats, dogs, kinis, invites, slow jams, jets, yachts, and limos could also be made tradable, similar to amps. For players who are busy but still want to sell items to others who need them for parties, this would make trading much easier. Instead of waiting every hour, everything could be traded at once. Permanent Mute for Inappropriate Users To be honest, I miss the older days when the game had moderators who actively muted inappropriate players. Recently, there seem to be many users in Campus and Pub chats who constantly post sexual or inappropriate messages. Even if you block them, more of them keep appearing. Permanently muting repeat offenders could help make the game environment more enjoyable and comfortable again. Club Wars Rewards Club Wars could become more exciting if there were better rewards again. For example, the winning club could receive Ultra Rare or VIP+ avatars, piggy banks, and other valuable items, while the losing club could still receive Super Rare or Rare avatars and smaller rewards. Right now, most players mainly focus on parties, so adding meaningful rewards could encourage more players to participate in Club Wars again. Support for New Players For new players who are just starting the game, it might help if starter clubs could provide piggy banks or small rewards. This would allow them to upgrade faster when they move to other clubs. Many new players quit early because other clubs won’t accept them due to stat requirements, so giving them a better start might encourage them to keep playing. Forum Dark Mode Lastly, I hope the forum section could also include a Dark Mode theme. The bright background makes it difficult for me to read posts, and sometimes I even need to use a magnifying glass just to see the text clearly. Those are my suggestions for now. I’ll continue thinking of other ideas that might help improve the game experience. Thank you very much for taking the time to read my message, and thank you for creating a game that has given me many years of enjoyment. I truly appreciate it.