I love WMD. Generally speaking it's worked better for me than all of the other launchers I've tried, but I do find a few things missing (for my use cases). None of these are feature requests, really. Especially since I realize some of these are very kinda... edge-case. Just the things that, when I'm using it, I think "man, I wish it did this.
1) Ability to separate levels and mods. Right now, I have them in folders, and that works well enough. What I'd *love* is to be able to pick a "Wadpack", and then have the right only show me things I've categorized as "levels" (either by folder or something else) so that I can mix and match "mods" and "levels" easily.
2) Ability to add folders as whole folders. Right now I like playing with Doom RPG, which is distributed as folders. I just wrap them up as PK3s myself, because that's not hard, but if I accidentally add them as a folder, I get a billion files in the list instead. I'm not sure how you'd add folders without losing the ability to add a folder full of subfolders full of PK3s and have that also work, but just something I keep wishing I could do.
3) Command Line Parameters. Right now I don't see any way to add command line parameters other than using a batch file instead of gzdoom.exe? I could be missing this.
4) I use 3 different versions of gzdoom right now. The latest stable, a bleeding edge, and one that's currently treated as "you should use this one with DRPG." It'd be nice if there was an easier way to see which executable you had selected beyond just the individual filename (maybe the parent directory? Not necessarily the whole tree, maybe just one level up?) because I often accidentally create a new collection with the wrong .exe, then have to re-create it.
5) A way to modify a collection without just creating a new collection and overwriting it. Perhaps an "update collection" button? Right now it seems if I "create new collection" with the same name, it creates a new .ini file that overwrites any changes I've made, which doesn't seem ideal to me.
Anyway, these are the things I run into while using it. None are really major, but they're the things that are like... the occasional minor thing I think "I wish this was different."
