This is easy enough to work around by copying the directory from the release, but I'm left wondering why it's in the .gitignore in the first place. I'm of the opinion that data like that is part of the tool and should live in source control along with the source code.

Implement a localization system to easily switch between languages.

Update/download armor files via the UI.

It would be interesting to have optional/favorite skills saved into a file. RAB normally ignores skills you don't ask but this system would force RAB to search for these skills. If you are wondering what's the point of this when there is already "wishes"; wishes are mandatory but optional skills are... optional.

Let's say you want a set with Guard x5 and Offensive Guard x3. Attack Boost is still nice but if there aren't any sets which fulfill Guard, Offensive Guard and Attack Boost then RAB won't show results.

But if you tell RAB that Attack Boost is optional then this problem is gone. I'll write down my future thoughts here.

I thought that I unlocked all the new jewels but no. As an example I missed the Critical Boost jewel.

Turn the big code soup into a cleaner, understandable and modular code.

Self-explanatory title. If you have suggestions, I'll listen to them with pleasure.

the dropdown menu for talismans on the 'manage talismans' screen fail to show words and the whole menu freaks out when I save 4 or more talismans. I'm using windows 10 64bit and it could just be my rubbish internal graphics card

note that I was supposedly in dark mode in this screenshot, the talisman menu flickers constantly on this screen and clicking on a saved talismans leads to the edit UI being glitched and unusable as well

For each talisman, directly display the name, slots and maybe the first or second skill on the menu.

At the moment, I name my talismans after what skills and slots they have. So it's just better to display these infos on the menu.