Some flat out claim they don't have as much time to invest in the game, thus they want instant gratification in a short time period. A lot of gamers nowadays want less hassle, and perhaps they don't find limitations and restrictions interesting or haven't been properly introduced to those types of mechanics. There are lots of cool things that can be done here, IMO.Д¬lick to expand.I think it stems from trying to attract a wider audience. You cast Detect Key and you see he has hidden the key in another room, or for a very basic example, under one of his 'daughters'' pillows. Example, you are sneaking around Divath Fyr's tower and you see he has a vault that is locked by a special key. Make these more meaningful by removing map markers (for Clairvoyance) and hiding keys for certain doors that can't be opened otherwise. Detect Key, for example, or Clairvoyance from Skyrim. Lastly, I'd also put more emphasis on the weird world spells as well. I would also rework the spells a bit to give even more weird ways to create unique play-styles (akin to Baldur's Gate and D&D spells, again). Racial bonuses, class bonuses, stats, skills, spell-making, using magical artifacts and items (which also often goes overlooked since the ones you have to cast on an opponent generally aren't all that worthwhile) and so on. I would keep the combat system the same otherwise, including a heavy reliance on stats to be able to connect with attacks (although perhaps add 'grazes' in the mix, maybe in the 30-50 range of skill, but anything lower would be Miss City ) and just expand on all the good stuff that's already in the game. The battle would have to be a bit slower and less frantic, obviously, perhaps with rounds like the Infinity Engine games had, but if balanced correctly it could lead to excellent combat and a great overall experience. Maybe there is a generally peaceful animal nearby that you can cast Frenzy Creature on, thus sending it into a rage to attack the Nord, and so on. When the Nord is swinging for the fences with power attacks, hit him with a Damage Fatigue spell. You could start a battle against a tough axe-wielding Nord by casting Sanctuary on yourself (which will make you harder to hit), then, hit the Nord with weakness to Fire so your Firebite spell does more damage. Something akin to Baldur's Gate in first-person with one character. That is why I would love to see Morrowind with a RTWP combat system. But if you look at the various schools like Illusion, Conjuration, Alteration, Restoration and down the line, you can come up with so many creative ways and tactics to create a unique combat style.

The problem is, the battles are usually over so quickly that A) the battle itself is frantic, too frantic, and B) you are often better off just hitting the enemy with a powerful attack spell. Not many people may have explored the spell schools to their deepest depths, and shoot, even I haven't explored spell-making to its farthes reaches, but the variety of tricks and tactics you can use in Morrowind is staggering. A few more thoughts about Morrowind's combat.

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