Six random and simple suggestions for Bloodstained

It has been quite a while since i wanted to post a thread about suggestions i have for Bloodstained. I know that the game is close to being finished, and i really don't know what can still be done and if some suggestions can still be made (Angel-Corlux can confirm if suggestions are still possible at this time?), but i do have some simple ideas that has been pestering me and i really wanted to post them out and see if it is still time to take them in consideration. Some of these may already had been suggested by others, i don't really know.

Here goes:
In all Igavanias, when you die, you get a Game Over screen, then the game loads to the title screen, and then you need to go and reach the file select screen, select your file and load your last save. That's quite a chore for today's standards. 
Bloodstained could have a simple "continue from last save" and "Exit to Title Screen" options when you die. Simpler, easier and more elegant for today's standards.

Both Dawn of Sorrow and Order of Ecclesia had libraries, an option at the main menu, where you could check the most important terms and information about the game's plot and Castlevania overall story. Bloodstained is a new universe, a new IP, and that requires a whole world building, specially if Bloodstained ends up turning into a franchise, so, it would be great if the game also had a Library of terms, explaining things like how alchemy works at it's universe, character's profiles and stuff like that.

In ALL Igavanias, when you enter in a new area, that area's name shows up. Some games did that in a really elegant and beautiful way, such as Lament of Innocence. I'm sure Bloodstained will have that too, but it would be good if the song's name of the area also showed up. So, when you enter at Galleon Minerva for the first time, the game could show, in big and beautiful font "GALLEON MINERVA" and down to the right, in a smaller font "Voyage of Promise". 
Bloodstained will be a huge game, Iga's biggest castle. At least 1600+ Rooms. I'm sure it will be easy to get lost in such a huge castle (i expect that, by the way). Lament of Innocence and Curse of Darkness had "Map markers". You could, at any time, enter in the map and put a marker exactly where you are. Each marker had a color and the idea was to make you remember important things where the maker was placed. Bloodstained could level up that even more, by offering the player the option to have a cursor at the map screen and freely move that cursor to put markers anywhere at the map screen (a limited number of markers, of course) if the player wants to remember that something exists in a certain place. I could suggest to add a comment tool to write something for you to remember at the marker (that you could look by pressing the button with the cursor at the marker) but that would require a ton of resources to implement at all plataforms, so, that isn't need.
At Lament, the markers were items you needed to find around the game. Bloodstained could either give them as a tool right from the beginning, or make the player hunt for them.

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This one is probably harder to implement, because the game is probably already balanced to something else. I think one of the best ideas for Igavanias, was to cut the item cap from 99 to 9. That made the player carry much less healing items, increasing the game's overall difficulty and that was a good move. It seems Bloodstained's cap is 99 but i think the game would benefit if the item cap was 9, to make it a bit harder and more challenging, but still doable for anyone.

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As a weapon. A costume. A familiar. Anything.

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that's all folks!