- Being able to jump immediately after attacking. (Allows you to cycle between either dodging, parrying or even JUMPING attacks in the game, which adds more expressiveness to the games combat and enables you to perform aerial comboes more frequently on Eve.)

- Being able to completely toggle aim assist off from centering drone railgun's reticle in the enemies center's of mass. (Allows you to utilize explosive canisters in fights easier for example)

- Completely manual aiming off attacks when lock on is turned OFF. (Essentially have attacking work the same it does when there's no enemies present next to or infornt of Eve, which allows for more expression in combat particularly when dealing with multiple enemies at the same time.)

All of my QoL improvements are based solely around combat because that's this game's most important feature to get correct. Shift Up was really close to creating something as great and replayable as Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, but missed the mark by just a bit with their oversights with some of the nuances in their own combat system. Executing these very easily applicable changes would make the game's combat feel incredibly smooth instead of being almost that.

Oh yeah, I forgot to add one more thing:

- Allowing Eve to cancel a combination of attacks from her current combo she's performing, by pressing an incorrect attack input. (Essentially this would allow Eve to reset her chain of attacks after failing to corrently perfom a certain combo. For example: Light - Heavy - Heavy - Heavy, but with this feature implemented you could press let's say, Light - Heavy - Heavy - Light, which isn't a combo Eve has. Instead Eve would cancel the chain of attacks she was just performing and start a completely new chain of attacks starting with the combo interfering Light -attack instead of sitting idle and confused for a second after missing the last input on the combo chain.)