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>Having, for example, the faction system of Morrowind (made a bit more complex and restrictive, even) in a game as accessible, gameplay wise, as Skyrim, keeping everything else the same, would be enough to make one of the greatest RPGs

I haven't played Morrowind but my entire game is pretty much based on this.

>>What do I care if the bandit in Skyrim runs and draws the aggro of a necromancer, or if he's coded to magically flee towards another bandit camp that helps him, like in stalker?

Well, it matters less for a game like Oblivion where it's like, 1 v 1,2,3, MAYBE 4. But in general I'm not sure why you'd not want some sort of tactics. Like a series of builds, aggressive, neutral, defensive, to spice things up.

And if you're the poster talking about Read Dead Nails being driven in being stupid, I agree. I think that game was fairly schizo with a lot of mechanics being a total waste. It did a few things right though. Being able to pick fights with npc's, npc's being out and about in the wilderness, the camp system was immersive. But ya, overall from a mechanic stand point it was mostly not that well put together.

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Obviously Todd was lying about…