Imagining the perfect MMORPG

After playing/watching/reading a bunch of MMO-like games and books (won't lie, more like Light Novels), I've found the urge to dream of the perfect MMORPG.

Obviously as per the category, this is gonna be the most off-topic I'll probably ever come up. Everyone's free to toss what their favorite features of an MMORPG you would like to experience, or have already experienced, here.

This is not meant to be balanced, or even make sense realistically. Hence the 'dream' part.

(Easiest way to start: "I want an MMO with...")

With that, ONWARDS!

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I want an MMO with variety and classes. The usual DPS/Tank/Heal classes like Swordsmen, Rouges, Glass Cannon Wizards. But I also want support units that do provide support, like the Bard/Minstrel class whom provides passive buffs and can play specific songs to boost morale, and Alchemist class whom can provides class-only potions that also provides buffs. (I blame Varric from DA2 here; Expand his passive humming to have various buffs and give them semi-auto crossbows, and we'll have awesome looking bards that can deal damage)

I want a propaganda system whereby tales and exploits of your characters are passed throughout the lands. Depending on where the feat took place, tales of your actions would spread. Obviously large exploits like finding a famous treasure or slaying a very difficult boss would spread further. Also, feats performed in different locations would have different rates of spreading, and different methods of spreading. Small villages spread by word-of-mouth, while large cities would have heralds (like Assassin's Creed 2's heralds that shout out news at corners) and newspapers to do so. With more fame, you are more likely to be given tougher fights (as you are judged to be worthy), or ability to recruit more followers/minions to help you in battles.

I want open-world maps whereby the fog-of-war/darkness would always be spreading constantly in areas without civilization. Cities and villages would have sight radii that would create a buffer zone where monsters are weaker, and increase as you go further into the darkness. Large cities with daily patrols by trained fighters (a sure sign of a prosperous land) and strong concrete walls would have larger buffer zones - a necessity for your newbie characters to train up, while smaller towns and villages with wooden palisades and the townsmen acting as guards would have smaller sight radii, and may even be assaulted/raided randomly by monsters. The fog-of-war can never be cleared up, as it is impossible to be watching every part of the map, and will always spawn monsters.

I want civilized locations (villages/towns/cities) to be unique. Money is always the driving force, and based on the resources around, the location will be shaped accordingly. Features include Mining (for places near hills or resources), Coastal cities (for fishing and trading), Agriculture (Either a forest for lumber and hunting). The people that live in those locations would work based on the resources available, so you'll find blacksmiths (in every sense of the word - silversmith/goldsmith/weaponsmiths/armorsmiths/etc) more likely in mining towns and villages, and craftsmen and herbalists/alchemists in places with forests.

I want dynamic enemy tribes. (Anyone who has seen 'Log Horizon' would more likely understand this mechanic - i just love the idea). Enemy tribes (Goblins, Kobolds, fishmen, and other enemies that have the sense of banding together) would increase in levels over time, and even faster when a unique leader appears to drive them. Left unchecked, they would start raiding nearby villages and weak towns, and continue to improve. Ignore them even longer, and they'll become a force to be reckoned with, and large-scale wars would take place. Killing basic troops would only slow their progress, but raiding their places (ie Dungeons) and defeating their leaders would reduce their strengths.

Alright I'm done.