Area Boss Respawn Command (@bosstime)

​ Description of Suggestion: suggest adding a dedicated command (e.g., @bosstime or @bossspawns) that displays the respawn times for local/area bosses (such as Female Boss, Pianus, etc.) within the current channel. ​When a player enters the command, an in-game UI window/dialogue box will open showing a neat list of all area bosses on that channel: ​If a boss is currently alive, its status will show as Available (or Alive). ​If a boss is dead, the menu will display a countdown or time remaining until its next respawn (e.g., Respawns in: 01h 23m). ​To check the boss status on another channel, players will simply need to switch channels and run the command again. ​Why Do You Think This Is Needed? ​- Saves Time & Friction: Players currently have to manually walk to multiple maps and check channels completely blindly, which leads to wasted time and unnecessary map travel. ​Improves Quality of Life (QoL): Gives players a quick and convenient way to plan their boss hunting sessions effectively. - ​Encourages Boss Hunting: Clear information makes area bosses more accessible to both new and veteran players, reviving interest in content that might otherwise be ignored due to unknown timers. ​Possible Downsides or Obstacles: ​- Increased Competition: Making respawn times easily visible might cause multiple players to target the same boss at the exact same moment, leading to more frequent competition over spawns. ​Development/Implementation Effort: Requires coding a server-side tracking system that logs respawn timers per channel and displays them accurately via an in-game UI/dialog window. ​Additional Notes/Comments: - ​Channel Specificity: Restricting the command strictly to the player's current channel is vital—it maintains a healthy balance so players still need to manually channel-hop rather than tracking the entire server from one spot. - ​UI Design Idea: An NPC-style selection window or a custom dialogue box would work best for standard MapleStory clients, making the list clean, easy to read, and simple to navigate