Added quite a few more placeholders that can be used in the morning-subtitle config option. Here's a list of them as they are now: (Note that {PLAYER} has been replaced with {USERNAME}, if you still have {PLAYER} in your config, the plugin will automatically update it for you.)

{USERNAME}
The player's username (not always the one that is displayed in game)

{DISPLAYNAME}
The player's name as it is shown in game. May contain prefixes, color codes, etc.

{LEVEL}
The player's current level

{DAYS_LIVED}
The number of days that the player has lived

{REM_HOURS_LIVED}
The number of hours the player has lived after subtracting days

{REM_MINS_LIVED}
The number of minutes the player has lived after subtracting days and hours

{TOTAL_HOURS_LIVED}
The number of hours that the player has lived (total hours, doesn't subtract days)

{TOTAL_MINS_LIVED}
The number of minutes that the player has lived (total minutes, doesn't subtract hours or days)

{TIME_LIVED}
The time the player has lived in days, minutes, and seconds; formatted as '0d, 0h, 0m'

{WORLD}
The name of the world that the player is sleeping in

{SERVER_IP}
'server-ip' specified in server.properties

{SERVER_MOTD}
'motd' specified in server.properties (including colors)

{SERVER_NAME}
'server-name' specified in server.properties (including colors)

{SERVER_MOTD_STRIP}
'motd' specified in server.properties (stripped of colors)

{SERVER_NAME_STRIP}
'server-name' specified in server.properties (stripped of colors)

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For those of you installing this plugin for the first time, the first run will have all this information in the config as comments, but as soon as it re-saves it later, those comments will disappear. Also note that I can't exactly vouch for the accuracy of the _LIVED placeholders, but in my limited testing, they seem to work.

When using placeholders that can be colored (display name, server name, and server MOTD) you may want to include a color character after the placeholder to prevent it from coloring the rest of your message.

One other thing I kinda fixed was that if you turned the speed multiplier up too much, it could possibly quite drastically skip the time which you are supposed to wake up. And since we're all such huge proponents of getting up on time, I've made it so that the plugin will no longer skip more time than it should (always stopping at 5:27am or so).