A great game, and while I understand the reasoning behind a cap on Lvl12, maybe a pseudo lvl cap of 20 would be possible.
(with pseudo lvl20 I mean this: Things already implemented for classes continues to work leveling up, except, no new skills and spells are introduced. How ever old ones could scale with level, like fighters additional attack, and the amount of spell slots for spells etc.)
This would allow as well more introducing new gear, where existing and new should be balanced to fit this new cap of 20.

A neat feature could be allow for character creation outside of starting a campaign. Saving them and then loading these
created characters when needed. Simply add a save/load feature in character creation, that are available only when it is needed to create a character, and when entered through the newly added character creation menu item in the start menu.

Implementing the below, would further set this game as a mark in gaming history this century:
An editor for creating your own adventures and hosting (like Bioware did with NWN1).
Not to mention if they released expansions with new tilesets/environments AND allowed community to go crazy with addons.
This would provide a new playground in the RPG genre, with a much needed facelift from NWN1 outdated graphics.

A great game, and while I understand the reasoning behind a cap on Lvl12, maybe a pseudo lvl cap of 20 would be possible. (with pseudo lvl20 I mean this: Things already implemented for classes continues to work leveling up, except, no new skills and spells are introduced. How ever old ones could scale with level, like fighters additional attack, and the amount of spell slots for spells etc.) This would allow as well more introducing new gear, where existing and new should be balanced to fit this new cap of 20. A neat feature could be allow for character creation outside of starting a campaign. Saving them and then loading these created characters when needed. Simply add a save/load feature in character creation, that are available only when it is needed to create a character, and when entered through the newly added character creation menu item in the start menu. Implementing the below, would further set this game as a mark in gaming history this century: An editor for creating your own adventures and hosting (like Bioware did with NWN1). Not to mention if they released expansions with new tilesets/environments AND allowed community to go crazy with addons. This would provide a new playground in the RPG genre, with a much needed facelift from NWN1 outdated graphics.