10
21
"NPC/Monster"
"NPC related covering conversation, monsters, AI, etc..."
33
"More/Harder Monsters"
"I want to see monsters that make Daedra Lords look like rats!  These extra monsters will only occupy the hardest
dungeons, and only the most powerful, high level characters will ever run into them.  Oh,
and some should have very high resistance to magic attacks, so all the cast-absorb
technique won't work on them.  Dragons with non-magical breath. Ninja/Assassin/Swordmaster types
with a supernatural ability with swords.  ELEMENTALS, no magic but physical elemental attack.
Unicorns (read the EDWARD parts I and II - unicorns are UNPARALLELED fighters). Angels, 
Avatars, Champions, Dwarves. Goblins and Trolls.  Arial monsters,  Sea monsters. Lizard, Griffin.
Golems.  Ride a winged beast (giant eagle).  Dragons, more lycanthrocopes, goblins, a race of  
intelligent tree. Beholder, Mind Flayer, the dreaded Rust Monster, Ogres, a Fachan.
Monsters that can't be fought  merely with brute force (slimes and molds). Monsters that are 
dangerous to touch. Dwarves, golbins, halfings, trolls, minotaurs. Nymphs are supposed to be 
shy and kind.  Monsters on horseback. Wererats. How about non-dangerous creatures, that can 
give advice, info or even become NPCs. Perhaps make some very, very large creatures ( 20' 
dragons, titans, cyclops, cloud beasts).  They could be the size of buildings and would only be 
encountered in special circumstances.  Keep the monsters unique, no AD&D etc... copies.
Combat shouldn't get harder as you go along the full range of enemies from weak to god-like should be hanging around 
in the proper proportions from level1. The real world doesn't take it easy on the weak.  You should just be 
careful to avoid places where strong beings lurk, or die.  Drider (Half Spider/Dark Elf).
Winged deamon, a Tanar'ri.
"
30
"Improved Conversation"
"There still isn't that much outright  conversation  per say, save with only a few select people.
It still boils down, mostly, to the same  where is...  or  tell me about  stuff, with far too
much of a little response from the people. Have a NPC Designed contest?  If you talk
disrepectfully to a king you must face the consequences (prison for a few days).  Gossip about
recent events etc... Bribe monsters not to attack if you speak their language. NPCs have truly 
relevant information."
25
"NPC Allies"
"Many have requested that Chapter 3
have the ability to have NPC's join the character's party to fight and adventure alongside.
These NPC's should have there own agenda for joining the adventurer, whether they are a 
disguised assassin who wants to bump the character off for another faction or a young
adventurer who is in search of fame and fortune.  One could incorporate a 'Summon' spell
to summon a creature (caster's choice) to fight for the caster.  Similiarly, a familiar for
mages/spell casting classes would greatly enhance the game (could be added as a class advantage
during character creation). A lawful, upstanding citizen could have the ability to
call for help if attacked in a city, thereby rewarding good reputation with the law.  Hire
guards/mercanaries on dangerous missions.  Possibly even <EM>create</EM> a monster! 
Befriend a monster.  Add an animal handling skill.  Then add a variety of animals which one
could have as a companion.  Hounds that will make noise when you near your querry.  War horses, 
riding steeds, stallions and mules could all be killed.  Attack dogs you can unleash into combat. 
Falcons your knights can un-hood.  Panthers who will follow your cat burglar. 
Familiars for your wizards such as cats, monkies, and fairy dragons. 
Perhaps each animal would require a minimum number of handling points--i.e. a panther requires
a 70% handling rating while a small terrier only needs a 15%.  Then limit the number of animal
companions to three or four--if it's within a characters handling ability."
18
"No Unkillable NPCs"
"Make it so people in  houses can be interacted with the same way as peasants, similarily with monsters.  
Make it capable to kill a king/queen and observe the effects (make royalty be above level 20 NPC with
nasty spells).  Kill a shopkeeper and then rob the store (being caught would result in a stiffer
sentence). Have common people be affected by spells. Bodies of peasants should remain like 
those of monsters instead of disappearing. Peasants should try to beat you if you insult them. Ie. you
disagree with a noble, he'll call his guards to kill ya. Peasants maybe try to beat you bare knucle, or 
maybe there should be duels!!! In duels, someone chooses the weapons and rules."
16
"Effect of Apperance"
"When i go see the king and queen naked (or otherwise inappropiately dressed) I get some reaction 
besides the usual canned answers.  Similarily have clothing affect health, wear little cloths in winter 
and you are bound to catch a cold. NPC's should dress for the occasion (furs in winter, robes in 
summer, etc...) Damage if clothing is too hot/cold for current climate.Ability to get ill when you stand 
in the rain too long or when you get out of the water in a cold dungeon etc. Clothes should have a 
function (in addition to appearance).   Players should look different depending on what they wear.
"
16
"Monster AI"
"Some serious optimization of monster AI.  The damn things need to be able to chase you through a
dungeon without getting stuck because they have to go around a corner....some sort of basic
knowledge of their surroundings.  Also,to increase complexity and variety of monster reactions to PC.
Monsters are rated for phobias,desires, obssessions, needs and so on.For example,you meet a 
predator.The game determines that it is hungry (if not,it may ignore you unless it feels threatened).
The game checks if you look tasty to it.As you're a human in this example (dark elven meat smells 
terrible to this animal) it prepares to attack.But then it notices your torch.  As it is terrified in the 
extreme of open flame,it slinks away with it's tail between it's legs.But if it's hunger rating at that 
moment was higher than it's fear of open flame rating then it would still attack,but maybe more
cautiously.  Monsters  should have unique nests they return to (collect treasures at, bring food to their young), feeding patterns, sleeping/hunting cycles (times), territory protection (with perhaps an attemp
to scare the intruder rather than attack outright), hunt in packs, ambush/stealth/chase tactics (with some quiet approaches) rather than making a beeline for their target,
multi-direction attacks when in packs, call for help from their kind etc. Most of the above would go for NPCs too (commuting to work, doing shopping, sharing time with their
families, long distance travels, waiting for audience with the royalty, banding together to perhaps gang on the PC if they are pissed etc) 
Why does a npc thief try to kill your barbarian? He should just try to mug the barbarian.
Monsters that run away would be fun too. When a Burglar sees your plate
armor and HUGE sword, he should run for his life... not stay there and
fight like the brave guy he isn't. While playing Battlespire I used the Quake strategy of 
allow monsters projectile magic to hit differing monster species, e.g. fire and frost daedra.
How every they seem impervious to the effects of oppoisites, e.g. fire melting ice.
It would also be helpful, and add amibence, if the struck monster persuded the orginator of projectile rather than 
stand there and continue to attack your character while having back roasted.

"
12
"NPCs That Do Something"
"Instead of just sitting there or walking from point A to point B the NPC's should have some sort of
lives. Make all NPC's mobile (like the king, barkeep, etc...).  They should be out  planting crops. 
That's what peasants did, they planted crops. Don't always have NPCs stop and stare at you. See
NPCs working in fields, walking along roads etc... between towns."
6
"NPC Speech"
"Maybe only for more  important encounters, or just for the greeting. Battlespire did speech
nicely, keep it like this."
6
"Accurate Corpse Contents"
"Have monsters depicted with the weapons/armor that are actually found as treasure.  How many
times have I fought and Archer who shoot arrows at me then switched to a sword and the treasure
was an axe?? Similary, have the ingrediants match the body.  I would expect to find spider's venom
in a dead spider 90% of time, orc's blood on an orc, etc... (not 100%...there would be a certain 
chance of destroying something during the fight).  Perhaps if the body is destroyed with a powerful
spell (like fireball) they would be no ingrediants as the body is burned to a crisp (as well as cloths etc..). 
Why did I fight a barbarian to find he had steel armor? His class prevents him from using that.   When you
get hit as a werewolf, you should find a silver or better weapon in the corpse. Sometimes you can be 
asked for a quest object by a killable mobile.  If I give it to them and then immediately kill them you 
do not find it on the body.
"
6
"Cultural NPCs"
"TES 3 needs people from different cultures.  This could mean a Redhammer wielding a scimitar 
and High Elf who is a samurai.  This would add flavor to the game and prevent the same weapons
and classes from continuing to reappear.  The scenery and diversity of people (jugglers, acrobats, 
beggars, herb sellers, ...) in Arena was great. Put it back in!  I haven't seen any people of different
races as NPCs. Am I the ONLY Argonian in the Iliac Bay? No dark elves (or elves at all)? No Khajiit?
No other Argonians? Maybe there are and I haven't found them yet, but... "
4
"Fighting Strategies"
"Allow Some of the more powerful NPC's or monsters to use some more  human stratagies . Such 
as allow some NPC's to use magic items that a person would make.  This would also go for spells.
But again AI is complicated and can slow things down. Dodging, Ambushing/Lying in Wait, Hitting
and Running, Picking up and Using stuff, Circling, Chasing, Strafing... Flee when damaged, heal, 
and come back smarter and pissed off. Flee when spotted to go get friends. Back up and parry if 
being beaten. Offer you a surrender option, stealing some gold/eq and dissapearing. (Except for 
quest monsters) Less pitful monsters and more equivilantly armored/skilled foes. Beg for mercy. 
Coordinate attacks as a group. I think that there should be different attack strategies 
for different weapons. E.G attempting a head chop with a dagger will prove less effective than a stab, slashing 
about with a Rapier will amount to nothing, whilst stabbing and lunging could be quite nasty. Might I advise 
looking at the combat engine of the game  Bushido Blade  for the playstation. THAT is what realistic sword combat 
is all about.
"
2
"Random Encounters"
"Random encounters on sea or overland, or even air (riding on a griffon, dragon or pegasus) that
have coordinated attack patterns. "
2
"No Contradicting NPCs"
"Have the NPCs not contradict themselves.  In one quest I had to find an individual at some 
Superior Supplies store.  So I asked someone if they knew where the Superior Supplies was, and
they had no clue, so I asked them if they knew where whats-his-name is, and they replied I believe 
you will find him at the Superior Supplies.  It's a bit to the Southwest if you don't mind the walk .  I 
ask where the store is, they don't know.  I ask where the guy is, they suddenly  know where the 
store is. I've had a few NPCs do this to me."
1
"Different NPC Types"
"Go through each town and put in a few characters that differentiate(sp) the towns from each other.
 An example would be to make a town with a corrupt army, and to have there be resistance from an 
underground (not literally) group of townspeople, with a leader that is an intelligent NPC.
Tribes of Grippli (frog-men) in the swamps, possible deep-forest thieves encampments.  
"
1
"Change Greetings"
"The greeting these people have.  Either get rid of them or change them.  I went to a town that I 
had never been to before in a kingdom I had been to once.  I picked a conversation with someone
on the street and they say  Hello, Darshue.  Good to see you again.   I seriously doubt I had 
seen this person before, yet he seemed to think so."
1
"More NPCs"
"Add beggers, pickpockets."
1
"Threaten NPCs"
"Threaten option to scare people who don't like you into giving up information.  Interrogate people 
and have branching conversations.  Have to take right track to get information.
"
1
"Vary NPC/Monster Level"
"Make the level of humanoid characters vary-so that you meet a very tough thief or a wimpy 
barbarian. also some of the normal townsfolk should be, occassionally, tougher i.e. the peasant
who is a high level ranger.
"
1
"Non-Combative NPCs"
"Add scenery creatures that dont figure in combat but add to immersiveness of the game world.
Rats (normal kind), farm animals, game, fish etc
"
0
"Different Looking Clerks"
"DON'T have all the store clerks look alike or tavern people in the taverns."
0
"Conversation Engine"
"Hypertext driven for truly unique conversations."
33
"Hardware/Software"
"Graphics, music, and anything related to the games interface and effects."
23
"Automap"
"I'm not quite sure how to implement an effective 3d automap (with layered floors, etc...).  This 
might be the best possible - but the automap in Daggerfall is almost more confusing than not having 
one at all. I'm developing some skill with it, but this kind of automap could easily  scare  away many
newcomers to the genre, which would be the ultimate tragedy. Make the entry marker a cube 
instead of a square. Be able to write on the dungeon automap. Show switches.  Some sort of large 
scale automap for outside (give us something!). Make it like a book where you can flip pages to 
different areas.  Would be arranaged in chapters and sub-chapters.  The automap in Battlespire
looked great, but could use some improvements in 3D.  The names of places on the city map 
shouldn't overlap. Improve the map search routine, perhaps using wildcards and showing any
location that matched your criteria. See the whole dungeon at once option, not just a little bit of it.
Save the auto maps to places I've been."
21
"Stable Release"
"More stable release version (more ALPHA/BETA testing). Less bugs, less patches. "
16
"Polygon Objects"
"3D Enemies, NPC's, and objects  (no 'cutout' trees).  Let things crush you for traps etc...)"
14
"Super VGA"
"High resolution, High color, like in Battlespire, with optional low-res mode."
10
"Scenario/Expansion Packs"
"How about an add on scenario package that would have short adventures on them for more than
one player. More quests, monsters, items, etc... Make the usual upgrades that would be 
expected in a sequel...better combat engine, more spell effects, enhanced movement,
better graphics, more locations (not necessarily a requirement, all things considered), and 
more variety of quests. Quest editor and character editor.   Release _unsupported_ editors or
file specs to allow hordes of 3rd party (free) addons. Such a feature,  or even the possibility of it,
MUST be implemented from the very beginning of the project... else, you won't get it to work! 
A scenario editor.  Map editor."
8
"Autopilot"
"Do an autopilot - that is, one can look on the map, click on where you'd like to go and the
autopilot feature will take you there. This would be good for navigating large cities.  Make the 
maps in towns scroll much faster.  In a large town it takes forever to look around. When in town, 
bring up the map, click where you want to be, and your there (allowing for sufficient time and 
checking for any hostile encounters).  Make it so you must have been there first for it to have 
worked (ie: for dungeons)."
6
"Music"
"Keep the music as MIDI since it takes much less space than digital. A game such as DF needs a 
large variety of music.  More variety of music.  Do NOT use midi music because it only sounds good 
on some sound cards that many don't have. I would suggest either CD sound (I would rather have 
the game on two CDs than have tiny music) or some other form of sound file.
"
5
"Inventory Screen"
"The treasure/item/inventory screen is cumbersome.  Having to select INFO prior to clicking on an
item, then clicking EQUIP and then clicking the item again is silly.  Have right click be info and 
left click be equip or something more user-friendly.  Allow actual scrolling, not just down click 
one item at a time. Also, wouldn't it be possible to have a counter with the object? Instead of 12 
different clovers, you would have 12 clover . This would be identical to the way arrows are stored. 
The daggerfall inventory was hard to look through and find things in.
It'd be better to have less useless items like weeds and sticks and a
more Diablo like inventroy, just drag and stick, I mean, it's a very
well that a Strength 100 warrior could life 20 sets of full plate mail,
but where are they going to put them in their back pack. 
The horse should be able to carry saddle bags which have more room to
pick up and place items onto. This would be a lot more convienient for
finding things, because the daggerfall inventory could take ages to
scroll through.  Also in Diablo the bar which could hold a set of health potions and
lightning scrolls which can be used by pressing numbers 1-8 for
convenience.  These changes to the inventory etc would mean that the game doesn't
nessesarily have to pause when ever anyone goes into thier inventory to
drink a potion etc. bacause easy access to items in the inventory means
there will be very little time spent getting things from the inventory.
This would make multiplayer duels or dungeon adventures would be more fesable"
4
"Customizing Gameplay"
"If I do not want characters to speak, or I do not want to worry about falling off a cliff or being
harangued because I am an ugly Argonian, let me set these in a master
options screen along with Opponent Reflex Speed and other Global Parameters.
Make more speed-setting options (like turn off sky, turn off ground, etc...). More
choice in game-play difficulty.  Auto tilt view when going up/down slopes or stairs."
4
"3D Accelerator Support"
"Preferably in Win95 so Direct 3D can enable all the extras to be on if you have the hardware. 
3DFX!  Make use of transparencies. There should be 3D support, but don't just decide to go 
for one driver only..."
3
"Shortcut Keys"
"Allow the movement keys to be turned off.  Also allow complete customization of all the various 
keyboard shortcuts.  Allow multiple keys for one event, or many events to one key.
Key configurations which can be saved."
3
"Notebook"
"To be able to write and edit in your own notebook, not just save comments people make. "
2
"Climbing Mode"
"Make climbing mode require a separate  keystroke.  It is annoying to be navigating a dungeon and
enter climbing mode when you get too near a wall (I've been thrust into the void a few times 
because of this). Climb down key."
2
"Sleeping"
"Sleep at your own risk.  Drop the  Enemies are nearby --more realistic.  If you do get caught let the
monster get a free attack like a backstab. Have a 'rest' mode where you regenerate health/stamina/sp 
more slower but will notice if a monster is close enough to attack you.   Do a more advanced check to 
see if monsters are all behind locked doors etc..."
2
"1st/3rd Person Views"
"Morrowind should include a feature like Jedi Knight, where the player can switch between first person views 
and third person.  Since many like the first person view, that should be the default setting, but I would 
personally like to see the character that I created in a third person view, as a second feature ... showing armor, 
weapons, race, hair color, cloths...etc..you get the idea!
It would be cool if there was a 3D view from the outside...something like Die by the Sword and 
you could see the damage being dealt. (as in Redguard I believe).  1st/3rd view support.
"
1
"Saving Games"
"Only allow saving once per day, encouraging people to continue rather than reload.

"
1
"Thunder"
"The rain and storms are great, but where's the rumbling and snap of the thunder? Have an option
to turn the thunder on/off."
1
"Media"
"Release it on DVD CDROM as well as the usual CD.  Multiple regular CDs are fine (don't try to cram 
it all on one)."
1
"Win95"
"Windows95 native mode, with full SVGA, using the Win95 enhanced DirectX drivers (DirectSound,
DirectAudio, etc..)."
1
"ChildGuard"
"Childguard is a great idea (kids should be able to play a great game like this
too) but it need work. How about turning of gore and nudity separately? And
why couldn't they replace nude people with some other person instead of just
hacking them out with a daedric claymore? (i.e. naked women with yellow towel
= woman in gold dress playing flute).Require the purchase of a patch to see any nudity, or access 
any brothels. The child guard could be to easily circumvented.

"
0
"Pixelation"
"The bitmaps are far too coarse, especially when at close distances.   If I walk too close to
someone, I should NOT be able to see squares on their forehead (Note: Something that 3DFX 
would fix). "
0
"Redbook Audio"
"Would be very cool, but also very hard to do."
0
"Cinematic Clips"
"More and better cut scenes between major parts of the game.
"
0
"Save Games"
"Allow more than 6 save game slots.  Perhaps have different directories for different characters. "
0
"Travelling Map"
"When playing the game and travelling the overland map, it has a crosshair to let you know where 
you were.  But when you zoom in the cross hair is gone. Also, the zoom mode should be enhanced,
ie, better graphics and the ability to scroll around the province."
0
"Updates"
"Bethesda should keep potential morrowind players interested by giving regular updates about the 
game now that redguard has gone gold.
"
0
"Voxel"
"..."
0
"Volumetric Shadows"
"Volumetric shadows might be an option.  I've heard that 
wonderful things can be done with the RivaTNT's stencil 
buffer . . .
"
0
"Screensaver"
"A built in screensaver. Boss screen for playing at work...:)"
0
"Wrapping Numbers"
"Fix the way values wrap back to a negative when they get too high. E.g. fatigue and strength can wrap when wearing 
a regenerating magical item.  Similarily with other values."
0
"Shadows"
"I noticed that in daggerfall you could not see your own shadow. I think it would be cooler if you
could at the right time of day and if the houses also have shadows (Note: If it supports 3DFX 
items can have shadows)."
0
"Cut Scenes"
"For realistic cutscenes use 3D in game cutscenes, where the players loses control of the character, this way they 
will be wearing the right clothes, holding the right weapon, and in the right place (like in Redguard).

"
0
"Polymorph"
"More polymorph possibilites, like in ShadowCaster."
22
"Dungeons/Towns/Landscape"
"Improvements to dungeons, towns, and the outside landscape including houses."
66
"Better Designed Cities/Dungeons"
"More unique cities and dungeons.  More detail.  Cut down on the paper cities/npcs 
and random maze-like dungeons.  Daggerfall and some one street town should be more different than 
Daggerfall just has more buildings. Add 3rd party dungeons, dungeon editor.  Give cities back their
function... give port cities docks, border cities soldier barracks, etc... I remember Arena having cities
with docks... put them back in!  Dungeons that have a purpose, and that have a layout
corresponding to their purposes (Castles, Towers, Guard towers,  Mage tower). Monsters that 
have a reason to be where they are. Less size, more detail.  Flying cities and higher 
worlds (like caves in high cliffs etc...) Stables, Boathouse, Blacksmith (Take Repair out of shops)
Hotels/Brothels, Tailors (custom cloths). Smaller world to travel in, but with increased role playing and more
game stability.  Instead of 10,000 cities how about 25 major cities and 200 smaller villages with hidden spots
to be discovered, and maybe some roving tribes to spice things up.  There will be 5 Kingdoms each containing 5 major
cities and a roughly 20 fiefdoms.  The King can set the player up as ruler in one of the fiefdoms if the player is
of high enough reputation with the king and the player has enough money to pay for the land. 
Dark dungeons. Burning buildings. Witness a crime, or a royal possesion in towns, something to spice it up a
little. Dead cities, populated by zombies. Need ports back! Have the inside of castles match their outside 
shape (like in Wayrest, Daggerfall etc...). Make cities fully dynamic, so they grow shrink and can even be set up.
Better designed entrances to dungeons (more of them, variety, realistic, etc...)..
Have ghost towns like entire cities that are abandoned. Like a dungeon with monsters lurking in the old abondoned buildings but it is above ground. 
Include theatre type buildings. Make the architecture true to the culture/area.  Would a 
person living in the desert need the same functionality or be able to access the same materials as someone in the 
mountains? Towns should look like real medieval towns.  Opening window's, smashing window's, 
digging into the basement or swinging from chains and climbing down ropes and kicking skulls and 
stuff like that.


"
24
"Houses"
"The ability to have a say in the building of your own house.  Maybe the architect could show you 
drawings of different designs, styles, extras, and maybe even traps and defenses. Have more than 
one house (fortress in one province, nice summer cottage in another, boathouse by a lake...:) 
Buyable furniture for your house/boat. Ability to decorate and furnish your house, set books on 
bookshelf put armor on mannequins.   Chance of robbery and quest to get your stuff back. Rent 
apartments, better/larger than inns. Own a castle in the wilderness. Own more than own house at a 
time. Own a dungeon (as a lair for those vampires)!  Own a store. Make the house maps be included in the town map, ie, open doors,
see in windows etc... Lights in houses can be turned on an off (why are they always on? people in Tamriel must be rich). Better, 
larger, custom designed houses. Plant flowers and  trees around it.  Buy palaces in smaller towns and
become major of the city.  The houses seem small in comparison to their insides.
Should be able to buy multiple houses and to actually see what houses are for sale in a town on 
the map.  Make a seamless entrance into a building.  When you buy a house you should not have 
to pay all at once. Like a down payment at first then maybe 200 gp every month for the next 3 years.
But NOT all at once.  I would, as a high-level mage, like to have a laboratory in my house. The 
laboratory would offer me the advantages of the Potion-maker, perhaps also the Item-maker or 
Spell-maker.  I would also like to put books I've found or bought in a bookshelf, and thus have my 
own little library.  In short, if I don't want to be dependent upon the Mages' Guild, I want to be able 
to enchant magical items by myself even if they kick me out the door.


"
20
"Dynamic and Varied Landscape"
"Changing landscape (volcanoes erupting, settlements being built mages tearing up the land etc). 
Let the terrain be a risk factor, If I am wandering aimlessly in the Dragontail mountains, make it 
possible to fall off a cliff and  die.  Mountanous terrain and cliffs (big!). More interesting, less 
random (run into a town of orcs, a harpy nest etc...) Fires, earthquakes, floods, tornadoes. 
We need deep, dark forests, deserts, lakes and seas to explore, caves to wander into. Thicker 
forests. Deeper seas.  Taller world features.  True wars with realistic consequences. A better 
designed landscape. See birds flying in the air and animals in the wilderness (not just monsters).
There should be a larger variety of weather patterns, for example hail, lightning, tornadoes, 
tsunamies, tempests, white squalls etc. Also there should be wind patterns, with strength 
and direction, things should be affected by wind, trees and even balance and flying debris if
it strong enough (like a hurricane). There should be a spell that can change the weather and 
spell that rely on the weather, e.g. to call lightning it must be stormy A miss directed fireball should 
be able to set trees and other flammable things alight (Dungeon and castle tapestries and any old
thatched roof)  Trees should be able to be felled.
 More dramatic weather effects.  There doesn't have to 
be a tornado every time it rains -- those could be saved 
for scripted parts in the story (e.g., the tornado 
darkens the sky and tears through a major city (changing 
many things within); looking off into the distance, you 
can see a trail of ruined forest that stretches into the 
mountains ... suspecting a magical cause, you follow the 
trail to see where the tornado came from etc).
Make the forests and jungles much more thickly wooded. At 
times the trees could completely eliminate the sky.  
Perhaps some areas of the forest could be impossible to 
reach unless you hack through foliage.  Make more 
background creatures ( deer, birds, crocodiles, tapirs, 
snakes, monkeys, insects)
Wilderness should be done much better makeing manual 
travel much more interesting and there should be MUCH 
more enemy contacts in the wilderness.



"
8
"Owning Stores"
"Build/buy structures that are profitable.  Like a general store.  Get a % off the sales.  Or a mages
guild shop or something.  Just be able to own one.  Get revenues, pay taxes, hire security, find 
those thieves that broke in last nite, etc... Let us own shops. If it is our life ambitions to create a 
character solely to own a store. Allow it. Perhaps use the items we find exploring dungeons be the 
start up for the shops that we have. "
6
"Object Interaction"
"Make all the eye-candy in dungeons and town homes so that it can be interacted with.  Pick up 
that shield lying on the dungeon floor, look in that bookcase/shelf.  Similarily in town,
make the people, trees, etc... real. You should be able to lock doors, hit walls and leave marks, throw
items, use keys, use candles find scrolls in different languages and
write on paper that you buy. Basically your enviornment should be
smaller, but more interactive and realistic. Be able to torch buildings. Not just with magic but be able to use
lanterns / tinder and flint. "
6
"Dungeon Puzzles"
"In dungeons, provide more clues to how the tricks and traps work in	those dungeons - 
sometimes I've given up after getting stuck.  This could be anything like scrolls/maps left lying 
around, or inset bronze plates describing clues, a myriad of possibilities here... More variety of 
puzzles.  Have the riddles again, they made the dungeon fun to go through-
More loggical thinks in dungeons not only to pull a swich 
but for example : Find a key, Find a sword and put it in 
to the wall, secret room behind the carpen on the wall, 
swich to float the room and kill a creatures, More 
creatures in dungeons, Not same dungeons, Not same 
textures in dungeons, Also more bigger rooms, Door open 
only in a special time (30 second after enter the 
dungeon), Breakable (can Break) walls, Mirror on the 
walls, Wery dark parts of the dungeonns (can see only with 
light), Dungeons can be made from ice or wood not only 
rock, Texts on the walls, Need special answer to open a 
door (like a code)and few clues to the code, When you step 
 on secret floor a cage can drop on you or somethin else, 
Air can be poisonet, A scale where you must put a big rock 
to open a door, A very strong ligh can blind you for a few 
seconds, Side NPC�s in dungeons to help him out of there, 
Magicali locket chests, big rooms full of gold or death 
bodyes, Big statues, Laval in dungeons, 
Poisonet water, Little buildings inside a 
dungeon, Big rock blocking a way need a 
help with special scroll..............more
"
6
"Remember Dungeons"
"I hate it when I clear out a dungeon and exit, then immediately enter and everything has respawned.
Have this as an option, to save or not save the dungeon map when exiting. Have dungeons remain
empty for a week before resetting. Have dungeons _slowly_ repopulate the monster population...not all at once."
3
"Buying Maps"
"In real life, when I go to work in a new town, the first thing I do is buy a street map. So why not in 
DF have a street map seller just inside the city gates of every major town? Perhaps even buy guild 
books to places of interest (dungeons, covens, etc...) Buy a guidebook at the entrance to towns. 
Let the book list all the shops, guilds, etc,  their hours, and their quality/prices ranges e.g.
Emperor's Weapons--...not fit for a king...but skillfully crafted.  This
would save us from a great deal of boring running around the towns.  The book
should be cheap e.g. 5 gp.  More useful panel in the great city(more informations)."
3
"More Varied Buildings"
"Add Casinos, Battle Arenas (like a boxing ring for fighting), Homeless shelters (possibly outlawed), 
Farms, Masonry/carpentry guilds, Clustered squares (stop randomly spreading shops, doesn't 
happen), Ports and shipyards Grocery stores, Hotels and Taverns seperate. Better designed towns. 
Theatre type buildings."
2
"Reduce Number of Towns"
"If neccesary reduce the number of towns to make each more memorable. 
Don't reduce the number of the city or dungeon.
"
2
"Traps"
"Dungeons need them. Crushing walls, trapped chests, acidic water, falling spikes, magical  cages , poisoned darts, 
concealed pits. Need I say more?  Calculate falling damage based on falling speed, not time/height.
"
2
"Shop Loitering"
"If you loiter around a shop until it closes, have the shop keeper kick you out, but only if they find 
you (check stealth skill, hide skill?).  "
1
"Houses, Ships, and Towers"
"Purchasing a house in the town 
increases the players status in the area and gives the player a place to store his or hers goodies.  
Players can buy houses in the villages and main cities.  The player can purchase security for his house
from the local fighters guild.  The more security, the less of a chance of a break in while out on an 
adventure.  The player can also purchase a ship.  Ships require a minimum crew but are harder to steal
from.  The player can also use his or hers ship as a trade vessel and can transport merchandise from
cities to help support his or hers ship.  Finally, especially wealthy players can build a small
fortress or tower.  Towers are the hardest to infiltrate compared to housed and ships, have the
greatest staff costs and offer increased chances of recruiting retainers.  Player with fortresses
and large houses can hire staff to research new spells and possible artifact sites.  Players with 
high enough skills in weapon smithing (new skills), and armor smith (new skill) can use large houses or
towers to create a smithy and create armor and weapons for personal use.  Players with high enough skills
in magic, hobbler (new skills), weapon smithing, armor smithing and a tower can create magic items.  
If players don't have said skills, the player can higher retainers who do to create the items.
"
1
"Guard Towers"
"I like the idea of having guards centralized in a few guardhouses (# based on size of city).  This 
would make for Good/Bad nieghborhoods.  Some would still go on patrol. Don't make them all 
seeing.  Resting invisibly/on a roof top/in an abandoned building should be relatively safe. They 
should come to my  rescue  when they see me getting attacked!  The city walls of Daggerfall are 
totally worthless. The walls should be guarded by archers and it should be unlegal to climb them, 
this would mean that assassins will have to caution when entering a town at night. "
1
"Airborne Settlements"
"Have airborn settlements, like cliff caves, treetops, or air castles."
1
"Wonders"
"Add WONDERS.  Manmade and Natural.  I like the mountains, but I want  waterfalls, cliffs, 
collossal statues, obelisks, canyons, mesas, buttes, geisers, and volcanos.  The more remote, 
harder to navigate regions create new potential for quests more suited to Magic Users and the like.
Ruins of Lost Civilizations."
0
"Libraries"
"Rare libraries where you can find (or buy) rare books from which you learn about new artifacts, 
groups of people etc. (e.g. learn about a Paladin who can teach you different skills if you find him etc.) "
0
"The Void is Good"
"Of course we've all been in the void...but I think that Bethesda can capitalize on this. Make maneuverability 
easier here, and you can make it a part of the game! You are in the Void. It is 8:32 on the 13th of 
Morning Star. In the eyes of the law of the Void, you are nothing. You are healthy. Maybe make 
hidden rooms only accessible through the Void, Void monsters... the possibilities are endless! "
0
"Forests"
"The trees should be solid, when standing below a tree and looking up, one should see the tree 
crown and not the sky, this would shadow the ground and many solid trees put together would form 
vast forests and the atmosphere in a forest should be quite eerie. "
0
"Underwater"
"In open sea (when you at ship) you can jump to water and sharks will eat today... or you can swim 
like in dungeons. Chests with treasures underwater.
"
0
"Underworlds"
"Some deep dungeons can access the great underworld,an underground realm to 
challenge the size of the largest empire under the sun.It could house some
interesting civilizations and monsters.(It was great in ultima v)."
0
"Retainers"
"Allow the player to hire retainers to defend
their holdings, land and to support the adventurer in adventures.  Retainers take a percentage of any
treasure acquired on any adventures and require monthly pay based on retainer skill level.  The player
character can only have 6 retainers at one time.  The player generally attracts characters similar to
themselves in ability and race.  Occasionally the player can rescue a retainer on a mission.  That
retainer would charge less for monthly pay.  The player can take at most 2 other characters into the dungeon.  "
38
"PC/Skills/Class"
"Anything related to the Player Character itself such as new skills, attributes and class options."
13
"Races"
"Give each race its own custom class and forbidden classes.  Each race has strong points, reflect
this in weapon+armour bonuses (elves - bows, orcs - blunt weapons, etc..) Each race must have its 
own unique set of advantage AND disadvantage. Don't give one race a few bonus points in one or 
two skills because with the experience system it limits the max level you can attain (imagine a 
wood-elf archer that could not raise above level 28-29 whereas a human one could reach 31-32)
More races to choose from (orc, dwarf, etc...) Orcs, minotaurs, and other not-so-powerful two 
legged beasts. Dwarfs, gnomes, and hobits. Argonians should be able to breath underwater.
Half-Orcs.  Daedra races.  Were-rats. Centaur.  Have all the races appear as NPC's in the game.  All 
I've seen so far are redguards and bretons. "
8
"Levels"
"No limit to character level.  What's the use in playing if you can't get anymore hp's, etc...  Don't 
have primary skills stop at 100%.   Removing leveling all together...statistics (hp, mp, atrributes) 
would be related to each other and automatically increase over time.  Extend the skill idea one step
furthur and get rid of levels all together. Skills (weapons, spells, etc...) and attributes (strength, hit 
points) increase gradually over time through use. Don't allow 'pratice' spells to be used to increase 
skills. Bring back experience points except not for just killing things.
No levels but HP/MP/STR/PER/SKILLS would rise in real-time with usage.  
"
7
"Custom Class"
"Have the ability to save defining parameters of custom classes so they can be shared between DF
owners.  Also, give the custom class editor the ability to edit existing classes.  (Ie. a dark night
might replace ettiquitte with Backstabbing)  It will enhance replay. When Customizing a Class you 
should be able to just ADD some special abilities without bad effects.  Such as you start with like 
20 special ability points. Regeneration General costs 100 but Acute Hearing costs 10. No
powerful magic classes that can use armour/all weapons."
6
"Thieving Skills"
"Make it so if the Odd Blades or some other store is robbed every night for a month, the owner 
would hire some guards, or try to stop you. More realistic restocking of stores after a theft. 
Can break into windows of buildings, not just doors. Make it a challenge to sneak up an backstab 
them. Why can you steal things from an NPC that has nothing when you kill it?
when in stealthy mode you should be able to sneak up 
behind someone and slit their throat. if you have a 
chance to catch them offguard make it count!"
5
"Attributes"
"More attributes to build up, ie strength, willpower, agility. Have attributes <EM>slowly</EM>
 increase with use (like skills).  If you swing a 10kg sword several 1000 times you are bound to get
stronger.  After reading many books you should get smarter etc...  Get jobs e.g. work for the 
blacksmith and therby increase strength, get a discount on weapons/armor in the shop, and earn
gold.  Similarly for going to school (INT), a spa (END), ballet class (AGI), and so on.
Have attributes have a much larger effect in the game (ie, personality, luck etc...)."
5
"Face Builder"
"Would really be cool if it had a face-builder (something to completely customize your character's 
face...ie. these eyes with this nose, etc.).  Would be optional in the character creation process. Randomly
build a face if you don't wish to.  The system in Battlespire is a good start. More faces to choose
from. It would be nice if appearance depended on stats (ie, str, int, etc...).
Let them select a general face form and then adding a set of eyes, nose, etc. Maybe 
letting them alter skintone to a degree.
"
4
"Detect Secrets"
"Make a skill/spell so that when you pass a secret door or switch you have the possibility of seeing 
a message like 'You notice  something funny about the south wall', or 'You notice scrape marks 
on the floor'. Hidden doors are  more obvious to the TRAINED Eye of a thief or Elf. 
Hidden doors shouldn't be visible on the automap."
4
"Language Skills"
"Actually have the language skills do something.  I have my Daedric about 65% and yet none of 
them are willing to talk to me in my dungeon crawls."
3
"Powerful Classes"
"Certain combinations of abilities unbalance the game as well such as a character with increased 
magery 3X, spell absorbtion, Immunity to magic, and inability to regen spell points.  This character
can go up fairly fast, and with an item enchanted with fireball (or something similar) can pretty 
much have an unlimited supply of spell points.   Limit advantages and disadvantages then when 
the character gains a certain level have him recieve a note from some wise old man saying I have 
been watching you and I feel you are ready. When you go to him you can add ONE more advantage. 
If I am level thirty I should be able to have a castle, raise an army of the dead an of demons
and carve my own province. Obviosly others would oppose. If this was
integrated into the spell maker with v. high costs it would provide a
whole new aspect.
"
3
"Lockpicking"
"The ability to try to pick a lock more than once.  If at first you don't suceed...  Have more options
for using the theiving type skills.  Be able to buy lockpicks, various qualities and correspondingly 
various chances at picking a lock. Fix the Pick Lock skill. I have a character that has LockPicking 
as a Miscellaneous skill at 11%. Either because I have 80 intelligence or a bug, but I can pick any
lock. That just shouldn't be happening. I should be having to bash down some doors or use open 
on others. "
2
"Infravision"
"Have a skill or racial characteristic like Infravision. It would be great to go with out the light spell or
torches which do not work anyway. "
2
"History"
"Should be able to write your own History without Hacking the file. Make certain events in your 
history unavoidable. Like meeting the Emporer or something. But the rest can just be typed in 
or take the default histories. I just want to check my abilities sometimes, not hear my entire life story. 
Not having these is especially annoying with vampire-lycanthrope characters. It might also be useful
if you  were told the abilities currently bestowed upon you by an item.
"
2
"New Skills"
"Animal handling (less likely to be thrown and faster travel), change medical to be more a 
regenerative type healing, hunting (if food is implemented), religion/praying (controlling undead, 
gaining temporary favours, summoning daedra/gods etc...).  Weapon Smith:  Basic ability to repair 
damaged weapons away from a smithy. Armor Smith:  Basic ability to repair damaged armor away 
from a smithy. Hobbler:  Basic ability to repair all items other than armor and weapons. Foraging:  
Ability to find specific materials.  Researcher:  Increases choices in available spells and increases 
chance of player finding out location of an artifact site or precious metal deposit.
 PHYSICAL SKILLS   Lifting, Athletics, Throwing, Diging, and Falling. New SOCIAL SKILLS  
Leadership, Political, Fasttalk, Bribe, Lieing, Military, Negotiation, Interrogation, and Bargain. 
New MAGICK SKILLS Conjuring, Ritual, and Casting. OTHER SKILLS Wilderness, Hunting, 
Fishing, Urban, Farmland, Tracking, Building, and camping."
1
"Become a Lich/Daedra Prince"
"Like becoming a vampire or werebeast, allow your character to be a lich. Find an ancient map 
deep in the bottom of a dungeon that leads you to the hiding place of a secret potion/spell that 
would make your mortal wizard into an undead magician. Effects might be a higher number of 
spellpoints, always full stamina, damage from holy places, weakness against anti-undead measures,
bad reaction from living things.  Similarily with a Daedra Prince."
1
"New Races"
"A good way to introduce the dwarves would be that they were at war with the orcs.  Recently, a truce has been called.
The dwarves have reemerged from their mountain fortresses to be a presence in Tamirel.  
The dwarves and orcs therefore would have a strong dislike for each other.
Dwarves:  They are in the game.  Dwarven weapons and armor abounds.  Due to their small
nature, they can't use two handed weapons, but are harder to hit (+10% to dodging).  Dwarves
have increased endurance and strength due to their year in the mines and fighting the orcs. 
Dwarves well known for their fighting abilities.  Skill bonuses (+10% axe, +10% short sword,
+5% critical strike, +10% armor smith, +5% weapon smith ).  Finally dwarves are more resistant
to magic than the other races, second only to the Bretons. Orcs:   Same reasons as above why 
they should be player characters.  Due to their large size and warlike culture they have 
increased strength and endurance.  Further, orc's, due to their physiology, innately have a
rush of adrenaline near death.   Orcs are natural fighters and assassins, trained from a young
mage in battle.  Those who are too weak die before reaching adulthood or learn more subtle ways
to kill their opponents, thus enhancing their warlike abilities.  Skill bonuses (+10% axe, 
+10% long sword, +5% missile, +5% back strike,  + 5 % stealth, +5% street smarts).  Orcs suffer
a strong reputation penalty with most races due to their warlike nature.  When entering settlement, 
an Orc is best off being in robes and avoiding most peasants save the residents of the more seedier
parts of town.  Insted of just being a  Humanoid    character you could be another race!  Imagine
being a daedra and going around to wreak havoc on an un-suspecting town, or to become an orc and
join to Ornsinium.  This would allow for many different storylines, skills, and races to use and become."
1
"Fighters"
"The warrior at latest stages is much weaker than Mage? Warrior just can swing his club (or sword, 
not matter) when Mage can fly.. summon daemons.. launch nuke-spells.. etc. I (and not I alone, 
that was not my idea, really) think that Warrior at high levels must gain some extra-abilities, which 
can be compared to spells like.. VERY fast running. Catching arrows. Stealth movement. Resisting 
some type of spells. Ability to throw knife in eye of his foe and slay him."
1
"Import Character"
"Be able to import your character from Daggerfall if you wish."
1
"Druids"
"First Polymorph, this spell is in all the stories where either a druid has one shape they change
into at will or they have multiple shapes ie Eagles Bears Wolf (tried
the werewolf not quite what I was looking for) etc.   Another thing is
that there were are no druidic places of worship (stone circles) in
Daggerfall ( if someone has seen one I would like to know where it is)
And maybe the most important though most looked over is the Stories
about Druidic Healing of plants and animals...Too bad no animals plants
are easy to walk through and i always feel that some insane wizard
created the forest of Illusion...Anyway  do not Druids spend a huge
amount of time turning wasteland into forest?  I feel as a woodelf or
some other species this would be  great I mean don't they love the
forest?  
"
1
"Mastering a Skill"
"Skills shouldn't stop advancing at 100% and shouldn't prevent other skills from advancing past 
95%. It's slow progress past 100% that it wouldn't matter too much.  Make skill advancement 
require more than practicing the skill; you need training and instruction to advance to the higher 
numbers through theoretical knowledge."
0
"Levelling Increases"
"Let the number of points that you increase in going up a level be fixed.  I routinely save and reload 
until my bonus increase is 6, and my health points increase(which I sadly set as only 10, max, 
before I caught on) is 10 on each level increase."
0
"Rapid Advancement"
"Let there be very rare, and very difficult quests/encounters where your character can advance 
very rapidly (either in level, skills, attributes, reputation, etc...). Either the character fails, possibly 
losing stats, or dying, or succeeds with great rewards."
0
"Shield Block"
"Your ability to block an attack should be based on a skill. A skill such as successfully using a shield to block an attack."
0
"Disguise"
" Add disguise kits and make-up kits as well as a disguise skill. (this would only be useful if NPC's took a character's appearance into consideration.) "
0
"Alignment"
"Add the effect of alignment somehow (the classic evil/neutral/good)."
0
"Bounty Hunting"
"Bounty hunting, would be a good Idea also. Make bounty hunting into a class, make bounty hunters guilds, and hunt and track people in outdoors environments instead of always in
dungeons. "
0
"Singing Skill"
"Bards should have singing skill and chance to use it for money or magic.  Sing for your supper or sing up a spell."
0
"Character Disadvantages"
"How about some obvious problems associated with the gender or race you choose.  It would be 
interesting (and perhaps educational) to play a PC who is cast out, arrested and otherwise hassled 
because they are an upright lizard or highly attractive (or ugly) man or woman.  The dialogue engine
could make this an important thing in gameplay, making the experience more rich. "
0
"Sneak/Run/Climb"
"Make sneak / run / climb a toggle-mode. To avoid those annoyng unwanted actions, and to lessen strain on fingers. "
0
"Scars"
"SCARS on body!!! You been hit by nasty orcish blade! Critical hit (2 hitpoint remains), but you win.
 After that you rest and healed, but SCAR will remain forever (Switchable)
"
0
"Priests"
"A priestly option, there's no way to play a cleric, paladin, religious monk, etc...  All they are now is 
mages attached to a church."
0
"Inventory Sheet"
"The character portrait should be more heroic. The bodies and faces in Daggerfall were to real.
Should be more like comics, with real strong guys, and girls with really big bra size and no space for 
internal organs!! Would be more interesting if you could choose your body in character generation -
really thin and wimpy, real strong  or medium. It's kinda strange to do mages with real strong bodies.
The faces should be a little more variated. From batiful girls, to really old mages, with big noses and 
beard.
"
0
"Travelling Skill"
"Add a travelling skills which would affect travel times."
0
"Secret Classes"
"I think that in the next game, there should be some hidden classes that are obtained through doing 
specific things. For example, there could be a secret Paladin class that you could get by increasing
 your reputation to revered, and getting over 75 reputation with a temple, this would eliminate your 
previous class and your old advantages/disadvantages, but you would keep your level and other 
stats.

"
0
"Professions"
"PC professions as in Ultima, hunter, blacksmith -there are loads that would be cool.


"
0
"Premade Classes"
"I think that the premade character classes should have 
some advantage over making a custom class.  In daggerfall 
there is no reason except speed to take a Mage class when 
you can create one better.  A premade mage class should 
get more free spells.  A premade fighter should start out 
with a powerful sword.  A premade thief should have points 
added to his thieving skills."
0
"Eliminate Class System"
"All PC's start out on the same level.  Modifications could be based on the response to background questions.  
The player will naturally adopt a style of play most suitable to his/her personality, thus eventually becoming 
a sorceror, paladin, rogue, or other class.  Because this would result in slow gameplay in the beginning, colleges 
or trade schools could make training available for a price (eg X% increase in long blade per credit hour).  
Guild Entrance requirements would be based upon PC's aptitude in relevant skills.  Guilds could pick up where 
colleges leave off by providing training for the advanced student.
"
0
"Innate Abilities"
"Customization of innate abilities, just as with the Spellmaker. A character who has a bit of troll blood
could heal a little bit faster.  And name it, just like a spell. (Your abilities might read  Troll Heritage )"
0
"Vampire"
"Let vampires have vampiric abilities such as morphing into mist, a large wolf or a batlike humanoid 
monster (imagine actually flying around, hearing the wings beating, instead of just moving through 
the air by levitation). These abilities can be learned or discovered over time."
9
"Multi-Player"
"Anything related to the multi-player part of the game."
27
"Multi-Player"
"Internet, LAN, IPX, Modem, Direct Connection. MPlayer Allowing  two players at the *same machine* using a split-screen
interface that allows both players to play in the same instantiation of the world. Allow many players
at a time in a game (100+).  Have everyone connect to one big server.  TCPIP with a dedicated 
server. Servers on the internet could be divided up by geographic region in the game. And 
no pay to play, I want to see independent servers out there with independent maps adding to 
the world. You should be able to host and join games via ipx network protocal or tcp-ip protocal.

"
3
"General Considerations"
"Learn from the success of MUDs. Replace fast-travel with teleportation, perhaps a portal in each
town you must touch to travel. Player killing is completely optional. Players must join a clan organized 
by PCs in order to player kill.  Anyone not in a clan cannot be attacked or attack themselves.
Make it server based so one can set up an online server (as in Quake) for people to connect 
to at will.  Online character is saved to disk when quitting so you can transfer between sites.
Save game is encrypted to prevent cheating (even a simple one works well). Player killing in clans 
is restricted by level prevening a level 30 powerhouse from demolishing that puny level 6 mage.
No Fast travel.  Carts should be capeable of transporting multiple players and should be damageable.
when players talk they should only be heard by players close enough to hear them (acute hearing increases their 
hearing ability)"
1
"Online Guilds"
"There would be a limited number of guilds available for players to join.  With less guilds available to
 join, there is a better chance that you can join up and play online with someone online from your 
own guild.  As many computer controlled guilds as possible to make things interesting.  Players can 
advance online in levels and guild status. Players can join only one player guild but many computer
run guilds.  Have quests that must be solved online as well as some that can be done offline."
0
"Guild Security"
"More guards for the guilds and less of a chance for guild goods to be stolen and secrets exposed. 
The guild that has greater influence over local rulers and can get increased troop support from that
 ruler in times of war."
0
"Online Game Goals"
"For each player character to get as big and strong as possible, advance in guild membership and 
make as many online friends as possible.  Game time: every real month equals 6 months of game 
time.  The ultimate goal will be for a Player Controlled Guild or Mercenary Group to gain control over
a majority of Tamirel's 25 major cities by political, military and espionage by the end of six real months.
All Guild Derived political influences, finances and special abilities are then reset to normal values.  
The winning guild's members get to keep a portion of the guild derived abilities.  All player 
characters, including the winners keep their: levels, personal wealth, personal reputation in the 
land and land holding status."
0
"Customizing"
"Use the internet to develop (background information not code) small portions of the game such as send out emails,containing forms or application moudules to compile information,
to all participants to populate information about a certain NPC or a guild. This would make the world more detailed and allow individuals bragging rights for customizing their little
corner as well as save Bethesda some money on development. "
0
"More General Ideas"
"What I would like to see in elder scrolls 3 is an option like in Diablo where you can log on to a server ( controlled by Bethesda soft perhaps? ) and then play it over the net vs
people all over the world. Face it, they can only make the NPC's so smart and they will never compare to a real live person for unpredictability. Also make sure that there is no
cheating like there is in Diablo ( not that its not fun to have two people in god mode hit each other for hours without doing anything ) and make sure that there is no stupid chat line
where someone can shoot off their mouth but refuse to fight anyone. Make it so that you have to talk to them in person or yell to everyone in the room or whatever. Also I would
like to see more customized characters like being able to pick a chubby PC or a short PC or giving your char a mohawk if you so desired. And being able to do stuff like paint
designs on your armor ( doesn't it make sense if your a member of the knights of the to have a dragon on your shield? ) "
0
"Non-Combat"
"I think that you should be able to do more than just fight. After all, this is a role playing game. For example, in Ultima Online, you are able to make a living as a baker or
non-combat professions. You should be able to do the same. A blacksmith, for example, would be cool"
0
"Computer/Player NPCs"
"You need some AI routines for computer controlled NPCs. The 3d engine now knows what to do when NPCs are around (ie. collisions, moving, trading stuff). The game operates
in single-player mode with the option of having computer-controlled NPCs fighting on your side. When more people want to join in (ie. on a network or over the internet), your
engine replaces the computer-controlling AI routines with the other players network connection. You could meet in a tavern, for example, then go out and fight in a dungeon. You
could get separated and explore various parts, rejoin at a pre-determined time (and place) and combine maps and swap treasure. Lots of posibilites!"
31
"Item/Artifact"
"New items including weapons, armour, artifacts and related topics."
30
"More Weapons"
"Different medival weapons. There are a lot more if you do a little researching. (eg.  Crystal Halbred,
Gold Dragon Shield of Summoning). Lance, whip, brass knuckles, a chain.  Where are the spears?
Use rocks and sticks as a last resort. Crossbows, halberds, spears, slings.  The chakram, a round 
razor sharp disc used by Xena to attack enemies from afar, or use it as a useful tool. 
Seeing as Morrowind is based after daggerfall, how about som new more advanced weaponary, 
perhaps some of the earlies guns like the arquebus or the long arm. How about being able to throw 
a javelin? Morrowind needs to implement a more pronounced variation in the quality of weapons 
(not just the  wear and tear  factor).  This way, you could buy (at an  Odd Blades  equivalent in 
Morrowind) a finely-honed silver sword for werewolf-hunters; it would surpass the quality of a 
common ebony sword just because it was forged so damned well.  A corollary to above: make 
blades in a store like  The Odd Blades  truly odd, or remarkable in some way (e.g., Elven runes 
(decipherable, with meaning related to some small quest) carved into the blade, Orcish swords with 
cruel barbs, wizard's daggers imbued with peculiar magical side-effects). throwing knivesm there 
should be gun  powder in this game. drop little bombs on guards while flying over the city. or 
exploding arrows, you could also use the bombs to blow open a locked door . maybe some flaming 
arrows  too it wold be good if these caused the victim to burn acording to their type ex.furry things 
burn well and fast but ice things would take salot of damage and then fizzle out Unique items
equipment from lost races could be found in the dungeons. Allow special quarterstaff abilities. 
Design a special weapon type at the fighters guild.  Trident or crossbow, even have styled 
weapons.  Crossbow's a must, no muskets please!  Big axes, and one-handed hammers, if you're 
strong or agile enough, you can use a two-handed weapon w/ one hand.  Make all bows out of 
wood, not metal.   Short bow's should be useable along with daggers  there should be a thrusting 
skill and weapons such as halberds, pikes and spears. the players should be able to choose from 
different  styles  of useing weapons.



"
10
"More and Better Materials"
"I'd like another material put in that's better than ebony/daedric (diamond perhaps?) , or just plain 
more materials with different properties.  More interesting properties like good against undead,
bad against humans, powerful but weak, etc...  Make the better materials much harder to come by.
Wearing all Daedric armor should make you invulnerable to Iron through Steel weapons(Or 
something to that effect). Dwarven axes are the best, elven bows, etc... 
Mithril should be the lightest of the available materials. Gold while a soft material would not do that 
much damage but will have lots of enchantment points.
A sword of steel would have little damage and little enchantment points, one of mithral would have lots of 
damage but little enchantment points one of gold would have medium damage, break and dull esier and would have 
lots of enchantment points, maybe the blacksmith isn't that good?"
9
"Appearance of Weapons"
"Weapons that look different from the players POV and not just in inventory. Improve weapon 
graphics in inventory screen (SVGA).  More options for visual enhancement would be nice.  
Jeweled hilts for swords, or something for more choices to personalize your weapons and armor.
Perhaps you can design your own standard for shields/armor, etc (similarily applied to other things
in the game)..  "
7
"More Artifacts"
"Make sure artifacts can't simply be armor/weapons that can be made in the item enchantor
or duplicated elsewhere (such as the hircine ring, azura's star etc...). More ways to get
artifacts. Summon a daedra prince more than once. Special arrow artifact.  Sanguine Rose 
was GREAT, need more variations!  An artifact that, when equipped, turns all the armour/weapons
you are wearing/wielding into some special substance. E.g. Diamond-Coated.
"
6
"Dual Weapons"
"A decent double-handed fighting engine, the overriding important characteristic of which is that 
both weapons are displayed, on either side of the screen.  A simple algorithm whereby one hand
is designated as 'lead' and that one is the one which is controlled by the mouse, whereas the 'off'
hand simply follows suit, following the lead weapon.  Could have a dual-weapon skill relating to how
often the 2nd weapon hits and how much damage it does."
5
"Variety of Arrows"
"Make different types of arrows, like exploding tip, cianide coated, and the like. Ones that do more 
damage, magical based damage, or more damage to a certain enemy group. Homing arrows (ie, 
increase your missile skill). In general better arrows should be difficilt to find, buy or make.
Different arrow lengths for the various bows.  Arrows should be enchantable."
4
"Renowned Cities"
"Make certain cities renowned for their elven weapons, or dwarven armor, so that one can go there,
and visit these renowned crafters - this adds an element of realism as some places should be better
than others at producing certain constructs.  Cities filled with mages where magical items can be 
found commonly."
3
"Repairing Magic Items"
"Make this slow or expensive, but make it possible within the game.Repair magical items at mages guilds. Make it expensive or something, but just because a Sword can cast Open
doesn't mean it can't be sharpened. Should also add a cool magic ability to weapons and armor that makes them never break. Make it really expensive, but that would be cool.
sword that never dulls. "
3
"Realistic Weapons"
"Differences in weapons. A dagger should be better then a warhammer for
someone who is very agile. This is kinda a stretch, but it would make
the game so much more realistic. Perhaps each weapon would have its own
speed? At any rate, there should be a reason to choose bare-handed or
short blade when creating a custom class (besides weight). Make weapons/armor
require a minimum statistic (like so much strength needed to wield a dai-katana).
Weapons that break during combat."
3
"Useless Items"
"Make the stuff you can buy in general stores useful. What's the point of buying a lantern, torch, etc., when it doesn't light up the darkness? What's the point of a bandage if you
can't heal faster with it? Sure, you CAN enchant lanterns with light, and bandages with heal...but lanterns aren't inherently magical, are they? Right now the only point of this trash is
for enchantment, and maybe for quests. More general purpose items to buy in stores. "
2
"Potions"
"Bring back the interesting, sometimesmorbidly interesting, descriptions of potions from Arena. The characters in Daggerfall may well be able to automatically identify potions, but it
doesn't make sense, and it isn't as interesting. Put all the recipes in their own list or something, rather than carrying around all those papers separately. Allow people to NAME
unknown potions in the PotionMaker. A potion of Unknown Powers could be almost anything. "
2
"Damaged Found Items"
"All items found in dungeons or on bodies are always new.  Would be more realistic to see this vary 
(a rusty sword on an orc, a brand new shining one on a knight etc....) Items get wet and dirty."
1
"Leathers"
"Just bovine leather, in an RPG? Leather should come in many different types, some of which have special poperties due to the creature they come from. Leather stil wouldn't
     provide the same basic protection as plate or chain, but this would give a real reason to want it. E.g. Fire Atronach skin/leather protects against fire. "
1
"Scabbards and Sheaths"
"To house weapons. Can be magical such as a repair, or poison. When you use the little ready weapon button, depending on if you have a single or double handed wepon, your
character would take the weapon from the sheath and remove his shield from being slung over his shoulder or something."
1
"Race Dependant Armor"
"Let there be three types of armor fit:  Human, Orc, Elf and Dwarf.  The player of one of the races can
only wear armor of his or ohers race with no penalties.  Humans and Elves can wear armor made to 
fit either race but suffer an encumbrance penalty (+15% increased item weight) to that item due to 
poor fit.  Also, due to poor fit the armor isn't as effective, the item looses one armor factor.  Humans 
and Orcs can wear armor made to fit either race but suffer and encumbrance penalty (+10% 
increased item weight) to that item due to poor fit.  Humans and orcs do not lose an armor factor 
due to the similarity of build.  Elves and Orcs cannot wear armor sized for either race.   Dwarves 
can't wear human, orc or elf sized armor. To partially compensate for restricted available armor and 
to account for the dwarves size, Dwarves are harder to hit (+15% to dodging) and they have 
increased endurance.  Perhaps add a 'change size' spell."
1
"Special Effects"
"Have where when you take out dagger your guy does cool spinny thing (or the like). More magical
weapon graphics (not all the same)."
1
"Metal Deposits"
"On adventure, the adventurer will occasionally find rare metals or monster components that can be 
made into armor or weapons.  Some  materials based on the monster it came from will have innate
magical abilities.  Different smithies will have different levels of ability when forging weapons and 
armor.  The better quality the shop,  the better quality of armor can be made and the better range
of weapons to be made."
1
"Ordering Items"
"The ability to custom order pieces of equipment, eg. Armour, if you have enough money. It may take time for the shopkeeper to come up with what you want, but should be
possible. 
Make it to where one can order or commision suits of armour or weapons.  This is so one does not
 have to go to hundreds of different towns in order to find matching amour.  The quality of the store 
can affect thequality and type of armour and materials used (IE an Rusty relics store can only make 
leather, iron, and maybe steel and these can break rather easily where as an not a single defect 
store can make Daedric (or higher if available) for a considerably higher pice but also will last a lot
longer.  can also include this into the repair function.  A real low class shuld not be able to repair 
the same armour in the same amount of time as real high quality store.
"
0
"Healing Herbs"
"Have healing herbs. If Im in the wilderness, theres a forage button or something where you can look for these herbs. Would be easier with a ranger or something. "
0
"Customizable Weapons"
"When you put a soul gem in a  ring or sword make the jem show up on picture of the sword or ring."
0
"Item Quality"
"If you buy a weapon at a slightest defect store it should last longer and do more damage or if you buy it at a mouse store it should deteriorate faster and do less damage. "
0
"Hidden Weapons"
"Be able to hide weapons in various places on your body. Dagger in the boot, sword on the back, etc.."
0
"Rarer Weapons/Armour"
"Also, armor and weapons should only be carried in the largest of cities. In medevil times, it was very rare that a peasant could use chainmail."
0
"Chainmail"
"Add more forms of chain mail. Perhaps not as great of a variety as plate, but the rare suit of elven chain would be nice. "
0
"New Weapon/Armor System"
"Imagine Elven Longsword and Human (Steel) Longsword. They MUST be different not only in color,
but in appearance. So, maybe change a little ALL Weapon/Armor system? Make Human, Dwarven
Elven (and maybe Orcish, Daedric, Undeadish.....) TYPE of Weapon/Armor. And then it could be 
Mithril Elven Chainmail (look below), Steel Dwarven Axe, Orcish Iron Scimitar, well - you catch it, I guess.
Next. Chainmail. Different materials, okay? Ah, Leather armor too. There are nice difference between 
Mithril Longsword and Elven Mithril Longsword.
"
0
"Raising Dead"
"A costly item enchantment or an artifact that restores you to life   
when you are struck dead. Probably only one use per enchantment etc.
"
0
"Item Levels"
"Make items have a enherent level. As I understand it in daggerfall, items have as effective level the 
PC's level, even if the player character is a barbarian with the intellegence of  a turnip (and magical 
ability of a radish) . Or maybe have a  use magical item  skill. It could not only define what level 
you use magiacla items, but also let you identify them.
"
0
"Correct Materials"
"More lower-level materials before you get up to the good 
ones. Copper and bronze The metals higher than steel 
should actually LOOK metallic. Daedric should be a reddish 
metal, instead of some sort of shiny, bright-red  plastic."
0
"Renaming"
"Be able to rename items without having to enchant them (if I want to call my sword Jack, why can't I?)."
0
"Ethereal Weapons"
"There should be spells which temporarily create a special magical weapon. For example, a cornered 
mage suddenly lashes out from nowhere with a Soul Whip, a fiery sword or a daemon trident. 
"
0
"Switching Weapons"
"When using a bow and arrow you should be able to have a 
tanto or dagger or other very small weapon in your belt 
for close combat
"
31
"Magic/Spells"
"New spells and other magical related topics."
7
"Teleporting/Recall"
"Multiple anchors (around 3). Ability to return to same anchor multiple times, ability to teleport without having anchor set. "
7
"Necromantic Spells"
"I would also like to see a Raise dead, control Undead, Summon Undead (usable only in grave 
yards, or around dead people.) and other necromantic spells.   Add a new guild base
solely on Necromancy.  There should be a raise dead spell that allows you to 
animate some corpses of things that you killed or maybe a posses spell that lets you enter the mind 
of a NPC for a while. Should be able to be a necromancer with a bunch of skeletons on your 
side. The no. of undead able to be controlled will depend 
on the power of spell (magnitude). This could also be 
varied by stats. of creature and caster and should also 
include a duration factor. There should be some un-evil 
aspects of a necromancer and their spells e.g. 
ressurection and heal (self or other).

"
5
"Better Spell Effects"
"A spell engine that incorporates point-line-point code, whereby you can actually cast a lightning 
BOLT, rather than this pathetic lightning ball, or a stream of fire, or holy light. We need some IPAS 
routines instead of bitmapped psuedomagic, for area effect spells and the like. Visible blast radius.
More spell effects and spell pictures,not just the same little fuzzball every time you cast a spell. 
Choose the size of the blast radius in the spell maker.
If a spell is a fire storm, etc. there should be better graphics for area spells.
"
3
"Item Enchantor"
"Make the Enchantment Point cost for powers greater. Personally think it is neat, but I also feel it 
unbalences the game.  The same goes with certain spells in the spellmaker (such as: invisibility
(true)).  Abilities that can be magically added to items should cost more. Once you get to a Magic 
Item Maker in a guild the game just becomes waay too easy. Choose the color of the enchantment, 
instead of the default blue.  Limited enchantments to 1 or 2 per item.
"
2
"Affecting Spells"
"I like being able to see exactly what spells I'm being affected by at the moment (the icons are great,
but don't tell you what spells, especially if you forget, have a lot of spells cast, or have spells cast 
at you).  If this is too potent, simply create an 'identify spells' spell or have a spell identify skill.
Create custom spell icons in-game.  Make these either less obtrusive or able to be switched   
on and off. They're often just annoying.
"
2
"Grand Magic"
"Just about all the magic in the game is 'putz magic', nothing terribly powerful everyday type. You need from 'grand' or 'realm magic' with truly powerful and unique effects (like
dimension travel, time travel, instant teleportation...anywhere). Make spell skills slower to advance and with a higher discount on spell
points to cast spells in that school per extra %. Then add really hard
spell effects which are v. expensive.
"
2
"Armour and Casting"
"Balance! If you want powerful magic, you shouldn't also be able to wear full plate armour and 
swing two-handed swords slicing giants in two, and vice versa.
"
1
"Summoning"
"Summon monsters to fight at your side. Choose the basic type of monster. Strength is partially based on level. Monster creation spells with lots of options on what exactly you
summon. Daedra Priince summoning spell."
1
"Light Spells"
"Fix the light spell so everything does not go dark when you approach a wall.  
Remove the annoying floating candle! "
1
"Spellbooks"
"Find spellbooks (in dungeons, houses, corpses, etc...) and add any unknown spells into your spellbook (optionally of course)"
1
"Spell Maker"
"yes! even better than it is! Above all, more realistic : no more super-spells, no more training to level super 100 with wimpy 5 point cost cantrips.The different spell effects could also
be devided into schools, users only having access to a limited number of them... this certainly goes up for divine spellmakers... I can't imagine a god of life/healing providing you
with poison/disease or soulsteal spells! The ideal would be to define the world in terms of certain parameters, combined with a thoroughly developed arcane theory. Application of
the theory would then enable you to influence parameters as you wish (e.g. the weather, your hitpoints, another's hitpoints, etc...) and design YOUR OWN spell effects, effectively
creating you own spellmaker effect library as we now now it! Maybe this is just a bit over the top, but think about the possibilities!!! "
1
"Type Numbers"
"In the Spell Maker you should be able to type in the number you want in any of the fields. Really annoying having to press the up button 40 times just to get to 40. "
1
"More Than 3 Effects"
"Should be able to add as many different abilities to a spell as you want. Make a spell that has the Elemental Resistance to all 5 types, your only limitation to the amount of abilities
     added should be either your skill in a specific school or your own spell points. (But first you NEED to fix the over 100% 5 spell points bug. :) "
1
"Seek Spell"
"A section of the detect spells that pinpoints the object of a quest, so that you have some idea of where you are going. "
1
"Priest Spells"
"Cleric/priest magic should be completely different and separated from that of mages
"
1
"More Enchantment Types"
"Weapons can be enchanted etc so that they gain powers through use. For instance, I enchant 
my axe as a Living Weapon. I go out and kill 30 vampires with it. Upon examining my weapon 
I find that it now has a mild vampiric effect when I hit  with it. (Had I killed Vampire Ancients, the 
effect would be greater). Weird enchanted items that can be used while held but aren't weapons,
like a timepiece that hypnotises opponents when up swing it, or staves that fire lighting etc.

"
1
"Cursed Items"
"De-idiot proof magic, particularly items. For example, If I have a gem with the effect strenghtens 
armor, and pick up a wand that unknowingly has a disadvantage of weakens armor, instead of just 
canceling each other out, make the armour disapear (based on luck armour type, etc). This will 
make picking enchantments into a risk vs benifet type deal, and actually (IMHO ) balance the game,
making getting the item maker only the first step, instead of making the game vastly easier instantly.
How about some cursed weapons and armour that can disadvantage the player.

"
1
"Spell List"
"Sort the character's spell list in alphabetical order (or other sorting methods by option). "
0
"Plague"
"Nasty disease able to wipe out villages and armies (and yourself if you aren't careful). Hard to find a cure for."
0
"Enhanced Vision"
"Be able to see well in dark, 'zoom' modes, spot secret doors, traps, etc..."
0
"Special Bonuses"
"Some of the spell categories that you can add to your spell should be obtained through either a guild or your own personal ability in a school. Something like you can add a damage
effect to your spell at any Destruction level but at Destruction level 40% you can add Continuous Damage. Level 80% Destruction and you can add Disintigrate. "
0
"Enlarge/Shrink"
"The ability/spell to shrink to much smaller, or grow to much larger. Likewise, have this affect 
attributes etc..."
0
"Create Golem"
"For those high level mages."
0
"Resistances/Immunities"
"Make these much harder to get at reduced effectiveness.  Make it so when you resist a spell it cost 
spells points or fatigue etc... "
0
"Soul Trap"
"You can release a soul from the gem to help aid you fight for a time.  The monster and gem disappears after use."
0
"Mount Spell"
"Add a spell that creates a mount, like the phantom steed. 
"
0
"More Combative Magic"
"In Daggerfall there was a crossed swords button that readied your
weapons, it'd be good if magical attacks were just the same kind of
thing. A few buttons for the different elements of magic. When one in
selected there could be an energy bar which goes up when the player
holds down a keyboard button and that increases the magnitude of the
attack and fires when the player releases the button. The different
elements could be more specilised into different types of attacks, like:
Fire would be mainly hitting single targets at range until the bar gets
quite high then it starts blinding nearby enemies and affecting the area
around the caster with damage hits. Shock would be blinding at low power
and eventually becomes damage at range etc. The rate at which the energy
bar goes up could be dependant on the casters skill in that particular
magic. So low level wizards will take ages to ready a huge attack of
fireballs and protuding flame walls but high level wizards could quickly
unleash devestating volleys of lighting bolts and electric mosters which
constantly dance around the enemy ripping them to streads. 
Exploding fireballs should expand in a spherical translucent radius
giving a foolish caster time to get out of the way of their own spell.
"
0
"Casting Keys"
"F1 through F12 memory for storing and casting spells.  
You store the spell by hitting Shift-Fx and cast it by 
hitting Fx.  For distance spells your cursor should be 
over the target when you hit the F key to cast the spell.
"
0
"Spell Points"
"It should be able raise your total amount of spellpoints as you get better, not just by increasing your INT."
0
"Spell Schools"
"More spell schools. Alteration and Thaumaturgy are too similar.Illusion needs to be more useful. 
Light spells are  pointless, shadows/chameleon don't compare to actual invisibility (which undead see through anyway)
Some spell types are pointless, why paralyze someone when you end up killing them anyway? Or pacify?"
0
"Morphing"
"Morphing spells, turning you into another creature type for a short time for increased effects in an area (ie, a dragon for attacking, an eagle for flying and escaping etc...). Be able to
turn into any creature in the game."
34
"War/Combat"
"Anything related to combat, fighting, etc.. including the more strategic side."
12
"Sea Combat/Ships"
"If sea travel is implemented, ship-to-ship combat with boarding parties and such. Sea serpants.
Flying piranha. Giant squid. Float around in the ship movement. Don't make the ship instantly 
accessable from anywhere. Many more ships types (small rowboats to warships). 
Bring ships more into the game. Actually navigate a 3d ship about the place-up rivers, dock at 
ports.  Ship to ship combat, boarding, pirates, smuggling.  Ships should be sailable and should have 
a steering wheel thing, the sails and rudder controls all on various parts of the boat, ships should 
also be destroyable.

"
8
"Battles"
"How about large scale battles (although it might run a little slow).  Just think about a whole tribe of 
orcs invading the city of Daggerfall...and you and the royal guard have to stop them...maybe make
your character have  to kill the  head orc  to win the battle.  Have battles as optional.  Join the 
army of a province, go for training and join a war in progress.   Increase/decrease military rank by 
battlefield deeds.  Develope a fieldbattle system!!! In two ways perhaps! As
participating in battle and as leading a smaller part of the battle!!!"
7
"Becoming a King/Ruler"
"It would be cool if you could work your rank up and become king and rule a city or province and 
lead an army, make governmental decisions  (taxes, wars with other provinces, et cetra).  I don't 
want this to become a Sim-Province game.  I want to still be able to interact with the world of Tamriel.
Players can purchase land, with enough cash 
and political influence the player can become part of the local royalty.  As a ruler, the players get a set
income from the natural resources of his or hers land and his working peasants.  The player has to tithe a 
certain amount of taxes to his or hers King and provide troops for his or hers King when called.  Ruling 
land will be a somewhat smaller part of the game.  The player allocates taxes to defend his land and 
maintain his peasants. The players PER trait, reputation and his or hers race compared to the majority 
local race will determine the local happiness rating, which will determine the chance per month of peasants
to rebel and the base taxes derived from peasants.  The larger the land that the player rules the larger the 
fortress he or she acquires, which increases the security and defenses of his or her land and increases the 
taxes needed to maintain the fortress and army.  The player can increase his lands productivity by recruitment
of skilled tradesmen, recruiting guilds to build guilds at his or hers town, building mines and reclaiming 
land from roaming monsters and brigands.  Threats to the player lands come from roving robber bands 
(new mission: destroy brigands), greedy neighboring rulers, increased taxation from the king and rebellion
by the peasants.  To solve these problems the player would have different options available:
Missions:  Offer a mission that could alleviate the problem, or increase it depending on results.
Defenses:  The player spends money to increase his lands defenses that discourage other lands from invading
War:  Include a basic combat program for small units combat, that can also be used online.  Most 
online battles should be resolvable within 20 minutes.  This is used to settle peasant revolt, brigand and war.
Politics:    The player can bribe the brigands, pay a tithe to the neighbors, ask for Guild Support if high 
enough in guild status, and support from the king to settle any of the problems.
"
7
"Specific Damage"
"What would really be cool is when your engaged in combat you could actually see damage being 
done to what your fighting instead of the repetitive blood splattering. For example, when fighting a 
skeleton let me see him lose an arm or his rib cage be destroyed or when I'm pumping arrows into 
something let me see the arrows stick in the monster as he struggles toward me or tries to escape.
Similarily, instead of having character hit points, have specific hit points for the arm, torso, head, 
etc...  When a certain body part becomes damaged enough, it affects things (like a badly wounded 
arm would affect how well you swing a sword, while a damaged leg would prevent you from running
faster). "
4
"Pirates"
"I wish you could become a pirate and travel the seas and reak havoc on other sailors.
You could have them on ships, not your own of
course, unless maybe you were the class of a pirate and then you could have
your own crew. If you were saling around on your ship like in Morrowind you
might come across a pirate ship and have to fight them some how. Less
complicated, the class of a Pirate sould be made up.
"
4
"Alternate Attacks"
"Throw/kick dirt to temporarily blind, bash. Marshal art style attacks. Wrestling moves.
Player should be able kill enemies with only one move. When enemy character dies, should be 
different animations. If you kill them with a sword, should be able to decapitate, and stuff. If you 
hit him with a mace, his torso should go out, and things like that. And the ability to duck, roll and 
parry etc.  You should be able to get a skill in parrying, and whenever your ready
weapon is idle, it should automatically parry (success ratye dependant on skill) this should also work 
with a shield. You should see your hands doing actions, like opening doors and parrying attacks, 
but also picking locks and pockets.  Your weapon should actually hit a wall, meaning that in a 
tight space it may be difficult to wield large weapons.
The player should be able to spend money and time training up on
special moves that can be set to the function keys, like headbutting the
opponent or footripping humanoid opponents with Judo like moves and
sending them reeling. Even jumping attacks once the player has high
enough agility to learn that kind of move. Or a beat attack with a sword
which smashes the weapon out of a humanoids hands. 
In Daggerfall you could attack to the head and arm etc, but the drag
and swipe technuique is a little clumsy for some reason even. It
responds kind of 'gummy' and disjointedly, it'd be better if the sword
or spear followed the cursor better so you can slash your sword around
across the head then back down through the chest etc. Also, the second
button should allow some weapons to deliberately block or glance the
opponents attack out of the way. But this would only work against
swords, spears and non-missile humanoid weapons. But not against a huge
dragon claw or an arrow. A character with a high enough personality should be able to enrage the
opponent into attacking out of control or into hesitating so the player
has a chance to recover a dropped weapon by appealing to the dragons or
pirate lords sense of honour. A powerful playing character should be able to freak out more pathetic
monsters by just running at them or yelling. These kind of psycological
attacks should be available to even the most uncharasmatic players."
3
"Hand-To-Hand"
"Make it so you must have a certain %'ge in hand-to-hand before you can hit special monsters that
can only be hit with a certain weapon...or reduced damage.  Hand to Hand
should NOT be able to kill a Werewolf when a Steel Long Sword Can not. BUT, your Guantlets and Boots should have an impact on what you can injure. Silver Gauntlets let you
kill that Werewolf but your Steel Boots just aren't injuring it. "
2
"Invading Armies"
"Cooler random things such as invading armies of undead and the like.
Plague, flood, fire, earthquake and poison gas should be tools for
players to create more than superficial damage. A high level character
should be able to kill most people in a hamlet of farmers. Perhaps torch
the city with a rain of fire.  Cities buildings are repaired or rebuilt and you see the work.

"
2
"Politics"
"Be able to negotiate in the political arena. Once your political standing increases maybe even become a mayor and make a profit as that. Proceed on as a ruler of the Region? I also
think that it would be better if the political intrigue elements were stronger than in TES 2."
2
"Screams"
"Screams/sounds from enemy when they are hit.  Be able to toggle this on or off.
Battlecries as you rush into combat."
2
"Jousting"
"Jousting would be cool. To be able to charge your mount and strike with a lance would be great. 
Then you would switch to a blade and hack your enemies down, all from your mount. Include flying 
beasties as well. While levitate will make your horse fly as well, no one else does. In the sky, you 
are all alone. Dragon jousting would be just plain awesome."
2
"Poison Weapons"
"The ability (perhaps restricted to class or hard to gain knowledge) to poison weapons
I want to be able to poison my weapons, and have a variety 
of effects. Enemies have envenomed weapons, and I want in 
on it. Perhaps a benefit of Dark Brotherhood membership? 
It seems that since the game (daggerfall) already 
includes a poison function, it would be easy to allow PC's to use it.
"
1
"Arenas"
"Put some areas like colusseums and battle arenas where a power hungry player can sign up and fight monsters and people to gain experiance in a faster way than just seeking them
out like in daggerfall. You can bid items/money that you are currently carrying and the more you bid, the more difficult your opponent will be, if you lose, the items bided are taken
from your inventory and given to the arena, if you win, the items you bid are given to you by the arena. There should also be an option in certain arenas or colusseums for the
chance to win a rare and powerful or valuble item, but you must defeat extremely powerful NPC's or monsters in order to get these items. You only get one chance, and it will be
risky because the opponent could be a great deal more powerful than your character and could gaurantee your loss and death. "
1
"War Machines"
"Make the catapults, ballistas etc... do something (even if it is just for fun). Ground based artillery-like weapons."
1
"Attacking Groups"
"Groups to attack you when traveling... like orcs attacking a caravan. You could hire NPCs to 
guard you as well. They would have a strategy for attacking you like feints, holding a line,
charging, etc.  "
1
"Pillage Buildings"
"The ability to damage, raid, burn, and decimate buildings."
1
"Killing Lycanthropes"
"Lycanthropes could only be killed by silver weapons (and maybe magic). Not even that daedric 
Dai-Katana should be able to shave a hair of these suckers. That means that you always have 
to be carrying a silver dagger or something, just in case."
1
"Creating Villages"
"How About having the Character be able to Build a house/keep/castle. Then proceed to make a 
village around this.  Increase the  population and have a small strategic like setup.  Like a really 
scaled back version of Civilization.  Just occasionally have a page show up asking for advice?  
Like should we raise a tax, sell/buy/rent land etc... "
0
"Strategy"
"Maybe put some strategy into the game. Ex: You are asked by a member of royalty to lead an army
to help defend an important town against a  horde of orcs.  You personnally couldn't do it, so you 
organize a troop of soldiers/mercanaries. 
"
0
"Supplies During Wartime"
"During war many supplies, especially weapons and armour, will be in short supply.  "
0
"Tracking"
"Have monsters you can track and kill in the wilderness."
0
"Fighting Underwater"
"More realistic fighting underwater.  Slower combat moves unless a free action spell or likewise is
cast.  Casting spells is affected. Fireballs would fizzle and ice bolts would damage caster. "
0
"Combat Losses"
"Not ALL combat losses should be fatal. Possibly held for ransom to be paid by family, or a guild if of 
high enough standing. Maybe locked up, to be questioned later, and then has the opportunity to 
escape. Maybe tortured, until he breaks (based upon Endurance?), and devulges some guild 
secret.  This then lowers his standing."
0
"Battle of Wills"
"Allow some sort of power/spell where the player can try to overpower an enemy mentally. This could be a spell, a class-related ability or the enchantment of some itme or other. "
0
"Battlefields"
"Add battlefields with specific war related quests.  When two contries are at war--Disease should be 
more of a risk; Weapons stores should be nearly empty; etc.  Battlefields then dot the borders.  
When these battlefields are abandoned, haunt them."
0
"Incapacitation and Kidnapping"
"The ability to incapacitate someone without killing them (although if your skill in this is low you might 
accidently kill them)..  perhaps some sort of noxious gas in a bottle could come in handy for this. 
You could then dump them into your wagon and abscond with them.. kidnapping would be a 
very interesting addition, especially of nobility."
0
"Vorpal"
"Add a vorpal/sharp flag to weapons. Chance to do major damage with a high chance of outright
killing the monster."
0
"Armies"
"Form armies which can lay siege upon enemy cities. "
0
"Bows"
"Bows should be made of the same material and the arrows should be different (i.e, arrows made of
different materials). "
0
"Encumberance"
"Make weapons and armour actually impede your fighting, movement or even 
spellcasting. For example, mages would find it difficult to cast spells 
while wearing bulky gauntlets, or a daedric dai-katana would practically 
lumber through the air, while those extra-light dwarven swords can be 
wielded with ease. You can't run and jump like a gazelle while wearing 
about half a ton of daedric plate.
"
0
"Varied Attack Patterns"
"Cooler looking attacks, not just plain slash, bash, stab.  More like combinations, twirl the sword and 
take a huge slash down the midsection and recoil to stab the sucker."
0
"Realistic Damage"
"Monsters should do damage according to weapons they have, not just a standard range.  The 
weapons could look different as well (not every guard uses an axe) based on the weapon type 
and its metal.  Or if every guard wields an axe, they should have it when you kill them, and maybe 
another weapon.  The same would apply for armor, etc.  

"
0
"Chaotic Damage"
"In some roleplaying games there was a chance that small weapons could
bring down large foes just because of a slim random chance. Like a wild
dice that can be rolled again and again when a six is rolled and again
when another six is rolled adding up so on a very lucky roll even the
greatest hero could be brought down by a single arrow like Smaug the red
dragon in The Hobbit.  On the other hand, rolling a one on the wild dice would take away the
highest number on one other dice so even a huge weapon of destruction
could fail to kill a dragonfly or imp. After the weapons name there could be a series of coloured squares
(instead of the damage range) that indicate how much damage the weapon
is likely to do, white squares would be like a normal dice but the red
squares would indicate a wild dice enabling the weapon to do a
suprisingly large or small amount of damage. Some weapons could have a
whole lot of red dice so it's hits are very unpridictable, like a
magical chaotic weapon, while some could be mostly white like mundane clubs."
0
"Automatic Combat"
"Press right mouse key or the  attack  
key and hold, and your sword will swing in front of you 
until you release.  This will free up your right hand 
(or the mouse) so you can move around DURING combat: dodge 
spells, hit and fade, etc.
"
30
"Quest"
"Anything related to improving the quests, including the main quest."
14
"More Quest Variety"
"Don't make dungeons the only place you really fight enemies...have some quests where you storm 
a castle, assassinate a king, or climb a tower to rescue a princess.  Different quest for temples or 
knightly orders.  Guard a caravan. PC steals from store and merchants guild puts price on his head.
PC steals from store and then gets quest to catch thief.  NPC steals from store and PC gets quest 
to catch thief. Less dungeon type quests. The Guilds should give out quests which fit their name.
 Less quests in dungeons, more elsewhere (castles wilderness). Have monsters invade a town.  
Have holidays that generate special quests.  Also, certain special quests can only be from certain 
cities. You could make it that sometimes when you walk into a store they are getting robed. Have 
a choice that lets you  run or help the store. In which case if you kill the thiefs you would get a 
reward! Better designed quests.  Eliminate the quest letters, let the gamer figure it out for themselves
more.
"
7
"More Guilds"
"Guilds you can join but don't really do much. Charity guilds. Let all guilds be joinable, even if it is 
very hard to find them (ie, Order of the Lamp).  Same with witches guilds. Possibility of creating his 
own Guild. More interesting guild abilities that increase with your level/rank. I would love to see 
there be a musicians guild made espically for the bards and for anyone with a good enough 
endurance and charisma (all night gigs and the looks to draw a crowd).
"
6
"More Main Quests"
"More than one main quest. In Daggerfall once you complete the main quest there won't be too 
much to consistantly hold your attention.  Different main quests like knights noble quest, a different 
thieves quest, etc...The location you pick defines the the main plot.  Several separate main quests
finished with an ultra hard final. A more immersed/interesting story (should be 'written' like a book)
The main quests in Daggerfall were terrible. There should actually be a storyline in this one outside 
of getting a letter that says  I will give you information if you come see me.  Make NPCs have 
PERSONALITIES! Have a rogue with a witty sense of humor, or a greedy king who will do much
stuff for money. In Daggerfall they were nothing but information dealers.
"
5
"More Quests"
"More quests.  Lots more quests.  At least 200 or so unique quests per guild.. It wouldn't be that 
hard, especially if Bethesda had a quest contest or something along those lines, where one could 
download a quest editor and submit quests..then the best ones could be implemented. Much better
paying.  I would like to be able to work more officially with nobles, and possibly gain rank and title 
for it. Such as being the Duke's spymaster, or something.
"
5
"Vampire Clans"
"Make these work.  Vampires should have thier own god and temples.
While being a vampire be able to give vampirism to others and same with lycanthropy.
Be able to kill any and everything that has blood.  Like pigs, cows, dogs, horses, etc. 
Kill shop keepers, guild members, and people while they sleep. Each vampire clan should have it's own headquarters where 
all the people thier are members of that clan. Certain towns controlled by vampire clans. More vampire clan 
quests. Joining a vampire clan should be like joining a temple or knightly order.




"
3
"Riddles"
"Bring back the riddles!!! I loved those, and they stumped me just the right amount of time.  Don't 
trivialize them by putting them in all dungeons - maybe just make one dungeon have a bunch
(a dungeon that furthers the main quest.) and a few other riddles in other dungeons the character 
is sure to visit. "
3
"Quest Items"
"When you get a quest to find say, spider venom, you should be able to get any spider venom
 (they're all the same, right?), not just that special one in the bottom of a huge dungeon."
2
"Bulletin Boards"
"Have bulletin boards in guilds taverns etc... where random quests are posted. I've been looking 
for this one in a game for years."
2
"Trade/Merchant"
"Where is the trade. Trade is one the most important things through
time, yet there are very little trade in Daggerfall!!! Let Caravans
journey around, Merchants guilds develope...
Its very annoying that a profit cannot be made in buying 
and selling items in Daggerfall unless your PER and 
Mercantile are very high and proper conditions exist.  
Allow a character to go into business for his/herself by 
buying/selling/repairing widgets.  Be able to traed things
with NPCs (weapons, food, armour, etc..) and not just merchants in town.


"
1
"Temples"
"You should be able to be excomunicated from temples.If you join a temple as a priest-monk-nun- - you should 
have rules you are supposed to live by - different ones for different temples - with possible penalties if you don't.

"
1
"Jobs"
"Possibility of having a job(as waiter or Weaponsmith).
Have occupations such as a farmer or a blacksmith, now if you could do that online......

"
1
"Illegal Quests"
"Some quests are 'legal', such as killing a bear, or 'illegal' such as smuggling or
murder. Have police sting operations to catch you red-handed! Make evidence
and such a factor in trials -- if somebody saw you do it, your ass is busted!
Hire a lawyer, or if you can't afford one, get a public defender to try and
get you scott-free! Have plea bargains, and have a rap sheet to keep repeat
offenders behind bars! "
1
"Guild Involvement"
"I believe that the player should be more involved in guilds than just simply performing quests.  It should be 
possible for the player to become the Archmagister of the Mages guild or the Lord of the Fighters guild, etc.  
Thus, as the character gains rank in the guild, they should become more involved in the politics of that 
guild.  At high level, maybe the player himself can give out quests instead of taking them.  
"
1
"Guard Quests"
"When you join a regional knightly order you should have guard duties
as part of the quest offered, IE arrest a criminal, catch a thief, break
up a riot, guard the king, ect. If the region is at war you may have to
go off and fight for your ruler. Breaking the law or attacking guards in
regions where youre a knight should result in automatic expelsion
You should be able to be a guard. To be one you would 
have to be very skilled in fighting and never do anything 
illegal, or get caught in the region or city. When you 
are a guard you wpuld recieve a full suit of amour and 
some wepons depending on your rank within the guard 
system. It dose'nt have to be a every day thing either, 
just monthly. In being a guard you will get free quaters, 
say in the city wall (which I say is where certin guards 
who can;t afford anything be anyway and be able to rob 
them). They will also get a boasterd rep. within the city 
and region if its say like a capital city. If you ever 
get caught doing something illegal you will get dispelled 
(say using your master key you worked hard to get to 
clean out stores). Well thats what I say and also guards 
should know where everything in a city is you and the 
npc's or everything in there route.

"
1
"Starting Main Quest"
"Start out in a town instead of a dungeon. How about not starting the main quest first like you 
would half to find it before you can start it. "
0
"PC Gives Quest"
"Let the PC be able to give quests to people as well. All kinds of options here. Perhaps only when the PC is a certain level or has a minimum reputation."
0
"Refuse Rewards"
"Be able to turn down the reward money for a quest in exchange for increased reputation. Would work better for misc citizen's quests and temples. Less gain at fighter's guild. "
0
"Internal Guild Politics"
"Rivals who are also seeking promotion and superiors who must be removed
so you can get their job.  Dynamic guildhouses. I.e. if a guilds power falls its guild offers less
services, has worse decor. As it decreases further, outlying branches
close. And the reverse for guilds increasing in power.

"
0
"Sub-Guilds"
"Multiple advancement branches in Guilds. For example, in the Mages 
Guild, there should be other highest levels, such as Grand Wizard, where 
you get different benefits etc. What you get could be based on your 
magic skills, or what quests you do etc.
"
0
"Forest Guilds"
"Forest Gulids would be exactly like small vilages but in a forest. The
houses would be in the trees and would probably be small. The trees of course
would have to be solid, to get to the houses, rope ladders or something
similar would be needed. There would be people roaming around like normal and
it would be more fun if you had to stumble across the guilds to find them like
lost cities. Once you had found them you could join them and buy a house
there, do special training etc. They would be really good things to join and,
look really cool.
"
0
"Necromancers Guild"
"Have a real Necromancer guild where if you die and are a member, you 
automatically restart with most of your possessions gone, but your 
necromancer powers based on your character level, character attributes, 
artifacts, number of completed quests, reputations, etc. and your guild 
level. PLUS, you must sometime choose between the light or the dark. If you 
choose the light special monsters, other necromancers, etc. will come after 
you, the monsters/attackers will be bad, but if you pull it off, great 
rewards and special goodies. If you choose the dark, make the requirements 
of bad reputation, killing, BETRAYING (especially other guild members) pay 
off BIG."
0
"Relevant Dungeon Monsters"
"Ancient liches don't protect bards, and knights don't protect orcs. The computer should fill the quest dungeon with creatures that are relevant to the quests. "
0
"Mini-Quests"
"Join the many mini-quests from guilds into a longer quest with a common theme."
0
"Varied Quest Rewards"
"Increase in repuation, skill/attribute increase should be made the rewards for various difficult
quests....failure means a decrease."
0
"More Complex Quests"
"Far too many simple quests. Need more complex ones where you have many more decisions to 
make and each one has effects in the future."
0
"Dark Brotherhood"
"The Dark Brotherhood should recruit you after performing a number of assassinate quests (now 
received sometimes from tavern owners), rather than killing 3 innocents or 15 guards.  To steal a 
quote from Grosse Point Blank,  A psycopath kills for no reason, I kill for money.   The thieives 
guild might want indiscriminant thugs, but an assassin's guild  would want professional killers.  
There should be more assassin quests like killing powerful people (lords, queens, etc.)  
Assassination is killing for political/idealogical reasons, otherwise it's just murder.  Over half the 
quests I get from the DB ask me to kill a wayward member.  Completing a number of such quests 
could qualify the PC for a sub-guild of internal purists.

"
0
"Thieves Guild"
" There needs to be much
more variety in this. Something like spying on opposing guilds, selling
stolen items through black market, etc. When you go into some guy's
house to steal something they shouldn't watch with that dumb grin on
their face as you take their stuff, open all their doors and run
throughout their house. There should be a good reason for going into a
house, and if anything illegal is seen they will either attack you
themselves or call the guards. Also, the dark brotherhood and thieves
guild don't seem to care when I take all the stuff they have laying
around, even when I'm not a member of the guild. If this is meant to be
taken (ie, guild supplies), it should be related to the guild in some
way, and only accessable when a certain rank is reached.
"
0
"Artifact Quests"
"More ways to get Artifacts quests."
0
"Main Quest Involvement"
"If the player chooses to just live life and not get caught up in the major quest(s) then a level of 
danger that (s)he can't help but get involved in. "
0
"Banned"
"When you are banned from a city, have a very bad reputation, or maybe just because your a 
werewolf, you should get a angry mob after you.
"
93
"Miscellaneous"
"Ideas which don't fit well anywhere else."
12
"Romance"
"I would really like romance in an upcoming game.  Actually the main thing that I would want in a 
new game would be to maybe be able to have kids and a wife or husband. Flirt option when talking. 
Keep it simple.  For those players who want to live life solo put in the before mentioned brothels for that quick fix that we all need sometime. Let the romance
thing bloom from whatever. You know converting the hooker that you slept with last night, falling in love with the barmaid, or barkeeper. Even let us try to win over the frosty
duchess and obtain a rank of nobility to boot. This could add some real interesting twists to the game. You know do a quest for someone you rlove hates and she begins not to like
you. Things like that. "
10
"Guards"
"Fix the 'all-knowing all-seeing' guard. Esp. with respect to vagrancy.  If you break into a house 
without being seen, they aren't likely to find you sleeping in the corner of the attic behind some 
boxes invisible.   Have guard houses in towns.The distance from a guard you are determines how 
likely it is you were seen.  Different level guards in different size towns.  Don't be asked to surrender 
if you merely get hurt without the guards attacking you (ie, a vampire in daylight, or falling from a tall 
building). Also, what about crooked cops? Seems like every guard is a model for society. Pay off 
the cops when they nab you smuggling dope -- pay with money or part of the shipment! 
If you kill enough guards in a town something happens (tougher/more guards or guards run out
eventually).
"
9
"Roads"
"A road system would make traveling manually between cities easier. BTW: There should be more 
reasons to travel between cities. Great place for ambushes, meet people etc...  Merchants, 
commoners, peddlers.  This would make snail traveling alot more enjoyable. Caravans should also travel along the road and thieves should be able to rob them. Arena
had some semi-decent roads, bring those back."
6
"Clothes"
"More clothes. More colours of clothes (definitly need black capes, robes, dark red, less
'flourescent' colours, more dingy). An extension of the item maker to make new clothes?
Why can't we have BLACK clothes? More varied womens clothing.
More female cloths ( Xena-like armour where it looks like a mini-skirt)."
6
"Books"
"Keep adding new books. It's a little detail that adds to the game.  Give a 'book editor' so that 3rd 
party books can be added. If you read about something in a book, make it
findable in the game. The book On Lycanthropy discusses weretigers, weresharks, werecrocodiles...now, being a werecrocodile would be really sweet. Don't tell us things that you
can't do. And reading the etiquette book didn't improve my etiquette, why the hell not? (For some reason, even on polite mode, I referred to the queen as mate . And my head is
still attached to my body...) Have the PC write/create books and sell them in the game. 
Make BOOKS that give the city and date or hints of city and date available.
Font/background combo that's easier on the eyes.  BLACK on  yellow, not yellow on yellow."
6
"Food"
"Food should be featured more. It should be necessary to carry food when in a dungeon, some of 
which is automatically consumed during rest periods. Carrying 10 Kg of food reduces the amount 
of treasure one can carry but is realistic and leads to many game possibilities: purchasing
speciality rations such as lightweight, nourishing Elven  lembas , casting purification spells on 
food found in a dungeon (or risking catching a disease from the orcish jerky you just liberated), 
suffering reduced stats because of hunger.  Have an option to turn this on/off as some players
won't like this (us hard-core CRPG's on the other hand....).  Characters should be forced to eat. Food can be obtaind in general stores or in market
places in the town square at spring and summer. Rangers and skilled archers could also search the woods for wild animals like rabbits, reinders or elks and hunt them down and
slaugther them and eat them or sell the meat to merchants."
5
"Other Dimensions"
"Dimension where magic is useless. (No sp exists.)  A dimension where people are abberant and 
undead rule...  The dimension Oblivion. Allow my player to visit modern Earth as one of the 
dimensions, magic would be useless on Earth. Earth would 
have cops instead of guards. You would be able to buy 
modern weapons like handguns or transport like 
automobiles, But if you bring them back to tamriel they 
wouldn't work long before running out of ammo or gas.
"
5
"Fast Travelling"
"Do away with fast travel... I know an alternative to actually  slow  travelling would need to be 
found, but fast travel  is like going down the interstate w/ sound barriers on both sides; fast, but 
nothing to see or do. Allow random encounters during travelling, depending on what type of area 
you are heading through.  I hate fast travelling to a dungeon showing up at night
(or some dark time of day ) and i can't find the entrance.  Instead of fast travel being just a few point and clicks 
with a mouse on some colour coded map, why not make fast travelling exactly what it sounds like, by just clicking 
on the fast travel button the character moves across the landscape extremely fast whenever they press foward and to 
speed up time so the sun rises and sets accordingly. But when the character isn't actually moving foward the time 
rate is normal so characters don't accidentally spend a week standing on a road into a forest because they clicked 
on fast travel but didn't move.
"
5
"Horses"
"Do something with the horses head:)  When I am on my horse and hold down ALT and look 
around with the mouse, my horses head still stays in the center of the screen.  Horseback riding 
should be a skill (affects speed, chance to fall off). Buy faster, stronger horses.
Don't allow your character to arrive at a city on horseback after the gate closes,
then dismount, scale the castle wall, then mount you horse again. Have an option where you need to tie your horse to something and then come back for him in the morning. Be
able to fight from a horse (make it a skill?).  Horses should be killable."
4
"Guilds"
"The guilds need to be majorly improved also, right now they're just quest dispensers. If the Kingdom 
of Daggerfall gets pissed at the Mages guild then they should start apprehending their members, 
burning their guilds and such. When guilds fight each other it should start with assasins and could 
escalate to open fighting and maybe one of the  rulers would try to stop it or maybe come in on one side.
More guilds, some hidden. Like you could join the Blades, or witches covens. You could become like a polititian and have
newspapers talk about you. Be able to sleep in more guilds as in the Fighters. "
4
"Stiffer Punishments"
"Make the consequences for crime more severe. I would think in these times, if would kill 50 
innocent bystanders and a 100 guards, that the local government might put a price on your 
head, or hire a really powerful bounty hunter.  Some punishments should be harsher. Murder is a fine and jail time? How about HANGING? EXECUTION? Theft - how
about LOSING YOUR HAND? Come on, people, it's medieval! (Well, that might be excessive, but capital punishment could be like a quest where you can escape it, and losing a
hand, you can find a magical thing to regrow it...) Be able to escape from jail. "
4
"Oceans"
"Although I have never visited the beach in DF, I suspect that the ocean bears no life.  It would be 
nice to see some water-dwelling settlers in the game. I suggest not being able to walk on the ocean.
Maybe making it so you sink and there being lots of monsters. Being able to buy/rent small boats at
port towns that act like cart, you sit in it and can control its movements.
Add creatures in water and be able to explore down there.  Underwater cities/exploration is a must.
"
4
"Random Events"
"How about some random events like running into merchants or gypsies or bandits on the roads between towns. "
3
"Dropping Gold"
"Drop gold into Piles and onto Wagon."
3
"Getting Drunk"
"Why is it when I drink one measly beer in the bar, then try it again, I'm not hungry? I'll tell you when 
I'm hungry or not! Damn it, I've been in a dungeon for two weeks without food, and you're cutting 
me off after one stinkin' beer? Oh, but wait, the bartender is 2D, and my sword goes right through 
him. So much for that idea. The Arena manual says you can get drunk. Why not in Daggerfall? My 
view rocks back and forth when I take a big hit, make it sway if I take one too many, or blur it, like 
in Redneck Rampage (which isn't an RPG, but a good game nonetheless). Oh, drunk like Redneck
is fine.. it may be skill.. look. You been hit by poison. You feel bad. Drink a potion of Wine (or Vodka)
and you still can bring yourself to temple and heal. But if Drunkard skill is not enough, you just fall 
and.. load game. If you drunk, you may fall over ground and sleep. In some circumstances, guards 
will ignore you, in others you will wake up in prison. When you sleep in open ground you may be 
robbed. 
"
3
"Sorting Items"
"You must have some sort of sorting for objects, esp. ingrediants. It becomes tiresome to page down 
through hundreds of items in your wagon. Perhaps a special pouch all ingrediants go into, or
containers at least (we definitely need containers).  Add a pouch of holding as an artifact, you carry 
it with you and it holds as much as 5 carts when full.  Should be an option to create your own groups of items,
(ie when using a cart the items could be split into good expensive weapons/armour, cheaper stuff, scrolls, 
ingredients.)
"
3
"Transportation"
"More varied forms. carts, chariots, wagons, etc..., with different stats (load, speed, wears out).
All forms of transportation should be objects. Can be left in your stable, injured 
in a battle (ie wearout), has different quality (ie wearout at different rates, have 
different speeds, endurance, possibly even more or less likely to be right where you 
left him when you come out of that bar/dungeon/hotel), or even stolen.  This would mean
another building, (the stable) to make sure YOUR horse doesn't get stolen, as well as to
buy a new one.  Allow more than one (ie battle, fastest, kids pet :) ).
They should be allowed to carry a minimal amount as well, (for those who like to travel light!).
Machines, vehicles, and animals (mythical). camel would be in general slower than a horse, but it would eat
less and would be less penalised in a desert. Also you should be able to catch them wild and have them
trained, steal them from the stables etc. NPC's should also be able to get horses etc. Animals should 
be able to get into combat, with an AC, HP and attack DMG. Thair AC should be modified by 
Barding armour, and they should be able to die. You should need to get a saddle, and other 
equipment for them.The animals should be different  colours and have a morale value.
Carts should require a horse(or two or three...).  You should be able to pitch tents and make campfires"
2
"Games Within Games"
"Go to a pub/tavern and play darts, dice, draughts, cards, shell game, chess, - this would be easy 
programming and a way for characters to win money, better their reputations (or worsen it for that 
matter) get in brawls, cheat (all of these could affect skill scores).  Gambling-dice, cards, racing.
"
2
"Flying"
"Much better flying skills. Like x-y-z movement (Descentish) instead of the
tedious creep up, drift down method.  Maybe flight vehicles, like broomstick,
magic carpet, or whatever.  Magical mounts such as dragons, Pegusi, Griffons, etc...
Flight spell.  Gryphons."
2
"Reflex Speed"
"Allow me to change the Opponent Reflex speed.  If you want to avoid PC's using it to slow down 
so they can kick a big baddies butt, only allow me to bump reflex speed up."
2
"Avenging Spirits"
"Sometimes, after killing a human enemy, a ghost or a wraith should follow you in an attempt to 
avenge its death. Ghosts would be from ordinary humans, wraiths from spellcasters.  You could
wander around in spirit form doing various things, trying to do enough quests or find that one 
'rare' quest to bring you back to life (with certain advantages/disadvantages).
Character death shouldnt necessarily mean the end of a game, the PC could have a chance of 
returning as a spirit-that can move about the world, and perhaps be raised from the dead at a 
freindly temple. while in spirit form undead creatures would be aware of the spirit and perhaps 
take a dislike ........


"
2
"Meeting Enemies"
"While playing Daggerfall I have many times taken a walk out in the woods,
so that I can sleep until a creature wakes me up. Then, after walking about
10 meters staight ahead, I face the enemy, and kill him easily. After
killing him, I take anything of value from his body and go back to sleep,
waiting for the next victim. After 1396 kills, this gets boring! You make a
lot of money and get some nice armor, sure, but it gets really boring after
a while! So: What if you could take a walk in the woods in the evening,
just sucking in the fresh, unpolluted air of Tamriel, when, suddenly:
Between the trees a little bit further down the small road you are walking
on, you see something lighting up the darkness. You continue walking
towards the light, when you discover what it really is: A couple of hunters
sitting around a fire, eating. Their horses are tied up 
just outside the light from the flames.....So what do you want to do? Steal
the horses? Attack them and rob them? Talk to them, and find out if they
are nice? Maybe even ask for some food, since you feel a little hungry? Or
: Just leave them alone? Imagine something like this happening. Wouldn`t it
be great? It doesn`t have to be humans you meet, for that sake. It can be a
nest, or maybe a dragon`s cave, just waiting for you to kill the dragon and
run away with all the treasury dragons are known to guard? It can also be
one single man out for a walk or something. Or pherhaps you can stop a
thief, as you see him jump out of a window in the middle of the night?
Maybe you`ll get rewarded, too? It`s not my desiscion, but I think it is a
very interesting thought. 
"
1
"Mail"
"Player should receive mail, esp. if he/she has a house.  When getting a good reputation, people should start asking you to perform quests for them instead. One should be able to
have a mailing address (house) where people can send letters to. In case one decide to settle back for a month without any work, it should be possible to close the mailbox. Dark
brotherhood members should have a low profile and as a result have the Dark brotherhood as a middle hand for getting letters. "
1
"Thieves"
"Let thieves rob, or try to rob, you from time to time. Add quests to get your stuff back.
Computer-thieves should intend to rob caracthers before killing them. One should have the
option to chose between paying the thief or fighting him. A presentation of the thief should also 
appear, for example Level 10 thief, equipped with a Dwarven Longsword , this would force one to 
question if isn't better to pay the thief if he's strong after all.  Pickpocketing in a dungeon should 
not count, there are no legal consequences if you fail or are seen.  

"
1
"Spies"
"The ability to hire spies to gather info on other provinces, rumours, etc..."
1
"Secrets"
"More secrets and hidden things to found in the game. Secret guilds only found in one spot or at a certain time etc..."
1
"Vagrancy"
"Receive a warning about sleeping in town in case you accidently hit the wrong button."
1
"Water"
"Currents in water.  Could be different currents at different depths. Reflective water puddles like in 
ARENA.  Rain only when not under a roof/cover etc..."
1
"Beards/Hair"
"Have beards as an apperance option. Shave and have grow back over time (men only)."
1
"Diseases"
"Get rid of debilitating diseases.  It basically slows the game. Create more interesting diseases
(a blinding one with black fog, a skin disease where you take damage in sunlite)."
1
"Realisitic Weather"
"The weather effects are nice, but the whole seasons/weather need to be more realistic. (i saw flowers near the castle Wayrest in winter time) "
1
"Schools"
"Schools for various things such as writing, riding, ect. in which regular attendance is required to 
slowly raise skills. Learn more useful skills such as weaponsmith, etc..."
1
"Organized Crime"
"A player should be able to start a gang.  Fight opposing gangs, join gangs and eventually build 
them up and become crimelords.  One could then bribe private officals, hire assassins, crews, etc. 
A player should be able to become a pimp or a prostitute.  Open a Brothel or work off the streets.  
Maybe have that as a character class?  Make management of the people a skill, and the more 
satisfied customers a prostitute gets, the more fame, money, etc.  Maybe make that a skill as well? 
There are always prositutes in the games, I want to be one.  make some quick money off the start 
or even through your activities you could learn some secrets.  Like if some big name npc used you
and in the heat of passion spouted out somethings he shouldn't have.  Or maybe you could lure 
people in and kill them. 
"
1
"Regional Differences"
"Differents regions can have differents languages and laws.
Regional differences within each province could be 
included.  For example, some parts of High Rock might have 
an Oriental/Asian influence, some parts of Hammerfell 
might have an Arabic influence, etc.  And these 
differences could be reflected in character development in 
the form of dress, weapon preferences, etc.
"
1
"Portrait Change"
"Your character's portrait changes depending on his/her condition (poisoned, diseased, cursed etc...)."
1
"Rumours"
"Let news traval of your deeds. Like if you fly into a town on horseback, kill 50 guards and dissapear 
without a scratch.  Then go to another town and here someone gossip about the  Terrible fiend  
who charged into a town and slew all the guards and disapeared into the night without a trace.....
Maybe make a file that can be copied on a disk so you can exchange rumours with a friend?"
1
"Gods and Avatars"
"Gods can be more directly involved in human affairs.A god that you served loyaly  for a long time 
can appear to you in a dream and make you his earthly champion. Avatars of gods can be a 
very very rare but exciting encounter. Why not fight a god or do quest for a god?
"
1
"Family"
"Add your relatives to the game... Where does my mother and sister live?????  Add some sort of
relationship thing to the game.

"
0
"Animals"
"Walk through town and kill someone's pig or something, then go and sell it to a butcher"
0
"Reputation"
"Let reputation be accessible within the game, at least in regards to people and groups that you are 
likely to know about e.g merchants, nobility that you have met etc.  Access a screen that tells you 
are liked by nobility, hated by merchants etc...
"
0
"Wagon"
"In dungeons, let stuff you pick up get stored automatically in the  wagon.   Going back and forth is 
BORING.  Perhaps this could be a spell STORE STUFF in which you magically access your wagon 
from anywhere but at the cost of a few spell points.  "
0
"Fighters Guild"
"The fighter guild should offer either armor or weapons as members increase in rank. (Something like the Knight"
0
"City Shop Signs"
"Make the signs for shops in the city all high enough so a character can walk under them. 
Having to avoid them on a horse is ok.
"
0
"More Manly Flesh"
"US women would like to see some mens flesh also, fair is fair guys right? :)"
0
"Investing"
"Need to gain interest in banks (Yes, some may use this as cheat...but too bad).  Invest in trading ventures."
0
"More Bodies"
"Need more than one male/one female per race to choose from."
0
"Holidays and Celebrations"
"Have parades, gratherings, celebrations etc... on the holidays, not just look like another day."
0
"Large Objects"
"Large objects such as trees, rocks, wagons etc... that can move."
0
"Clock/Date"
"Have an optional clock/date display on the screen. Include in in-game calendar (not in the 
hint-book, or at least in the manual)."
0
"Joining Guilds"
"You shouldn't be able to join opposite guilds. You could, but eventually you would be found out 
by one guild and be in some sort of trouble."
0
"Object Interaction"
"Try to approach the object interaction like in the 'Ultima' series where nearly everything could be 
picked up, thrown etc... (no static sprites)"
0
"Rivers"
"More depth to the world, a USE for your ship, speed travel, riverside towns (would have a different 
feel to them than the roadside towns, or the suburan towns), etc..."
0
"Chests"
"Add chests to game.  Used to carry gold in wagons. In Arena treasure was often found in chests 
which were locked and somtimes trapped.
"
0
"Gypsy Camps"
"Incorporate traveling gypsy camps. The Camps would have a few shops and maybe even a  thief 
guild or Dark Brotherhood as part of their collection of wagons. The camps would move from place
to place and would never stay in one place or more than 1 month. Be able to join them like a guild."
0
"Guild Fees"
"Thieves guild takes cut off stolen merchandise sold.  Temples require a certain tithe.	"
0
"Barrom Brawls"
"I like the mentioned idea of barroom brawl.  Don't forget to use your fists, not your weapons."
0
"Unique Areas"
"The lands of Tamriel are so expansive that there needs to be a few very unique areas - a cool 
wizard's tower that the character can befriend, a druid's cottage, a lord of a manor, etc. Places 
where the character can actually set up equipment and build a mentorship or working partnership 
with someone."
0
"Wilderness"
"Better dressing of the wilderness and a better looking horizon."
0
"Guild Sub-Class"
"It should be possible to join guilds in different classes. When joining the Dark brotherhood for example one should have three classes to join as: ASSASSIN: Standard class,
prefers single executions without being seen. Prefers running from large enemy groups. Prefers light armor and small weapons. Assassins are used to assassinate single units
CLEANER: Prefers eye to eye combat. Where's heavy armor and use big weapons. Cleaners are sent to wipe-out entire enemy groups. SPIES: Prefers no combat, where's no
armor. Spies are specalised in sabotaging(i.e switching letter etc). Different quest should be offered to each class along with general quests. "
0
"Don't Add Too Much"
"Don't set your sites too high and try to add everything. While it would be cool to make the ultimate CRPG, the game to end all games, it isn't very practical. There are so many
good suggestions here that many would have to be dropped. Don't try to put EVERYTHING in; some of them are so unimportant in the long run that it wouldn't be worth the
speed hit, or developement time spent. Also, Daggerfall was buggy enough as it was. Make tradeoffs, and pick only the best or easiest to implement. In other words, don't try to
please everyone. "
0
"Focus on Gameplay"
"Yes, fancy graphics, music, and cut-scenes are nice, but what makes a game truly great is the actual game play. Great graphics can make a game with good gameplay great, but
can't do anything for a game with un-interesting play."
0
"Backpacks"
"Cheaper than a cart, but with increased weight allowence 25 percent or somthing. Let Wizards have a magical bag or something. "
0
"Werewolf Clans"
"Add werewolf clans as in the vampire case. "
0
"Confine Location"
"Anyway, my overall point is, I was thinking that maybe Bethesda could concentrate the third chapter into a single location (a big one, though) because in this fashion it would
possible (space wise) to implement full speech in the game and a feeling that the player isn't missing something in the game because he/she was in one place and not the other. I was
thinking of something like one city (the Imperial City?), but make everything a lot more rich and detailed. And since the game programmers won't have to worry about a billion
people, they can possibly make the hundred or so in the city a lot more realistic...possibly, human. "
0
"Chests"
"Add chests to game. Used to carry gold in wagons."
0
"CPU Specific"
"It would be nice to have a setup program, or detection algorithm for different brands of CPU's to make optimum use of a specific brand, and eliminate crashes caused by using
non-intel CPUS (Cyrix/IBM, NexGem etc.) "
0
"Haggle"
"Bring back the haggling like in Arena (make it optional)."
0
"Laws"
"Different cities/regions would have different laws.  You'd have to venture to the town hall to read them and make note of them."
0
"Lotteries"
"Add lotteries, gambling, etc..."
0
"Visible Breath"
"See your characters breath when it gets cold."
0
"Explosives"
"Let me go through those walls or remove that house that is blocking my view."
0
"Galdiator Matches"
"Gladiator matches and pit fights for the lower class of adventurers"
0
"Governments"
"Different systems of government( Iran-like theocracy, city-states run by merchant houses, like medieval Venice, military despots, and totally rulerless cities"
0
"Trample"
"Trample enemies with your horse, cart or ship."
0
"Invisibility"
"Make this work better, so you can't be seen or recognized at all."
0
"Plant Crops"
"Maybe you can even put in something like planting your own crops and stuff like that, so that it 
encourges people to take more interest in doing various things with there home. Also you can
have expanding on houses, and maybe even building taverns or stores."
0
"Stores"
"Shops should be able to go out of business. I always sell to the same shop and never buy anything 
from the guy. Theoretically the NPC's treat him the same. He should go bust very quickly. Another 
way to handle this is to give the NPC's a max amount of money that they can afford to spend on 
buying goods. A shopkeeper will only buy so much from you before he says Sorry, I've got too 
much inventory right now. Let me sell some of this stuff and then maybe I'll buy some more from 
you . Some algorithm would determine how quickly he sells stuff off. (War nearby means shelves 
empty quickyl. Quiet fishing village that's isolated, stuff might never get sold.) "
0
"More Shady Things"
"There should defintely be a more seedier underside to CH3. Yes we have the theives guild and the Dark brotherhood. But what about some Brothels? Perhaps some illegitimate
weapons dealers. A black market of sorts. "
0
"Visible Body"
"I should be able to look at my feet (the nice deadric boots) have that blue outline thing to. "
0
"Guild Creation"
"Be able to create your own guild."
0
"Compass"
"Improve the compass in DF.  Make it like the one in Arena (more clear)."
0
"Travelling"
"I like to travel from city to city in real time. However, some times, places
can be hard to find. One way of improving this would be to link cities with
roads. However, a simpler way, would be to select a city on the map, and then
for an arrow to point you in the correct direction, like on flight simulators
when you select a waypoint. The correct direction should be quite easy to
calculate."
0
"Horses"
"I think it would be nice if you could have horses in different colours not
just light brown all the time, black horses, white horses, dark brown, spotty
etc. Also it would be good if you could buy armour for them, because I don't
see why they can't get injured or killed in battle too.
"
0
"Animals"
"Why not have all those animals interactive? Get caught stealing, then run from
the guards, steal a horse and ride away! Make horse travel faster, more
realistic, so that when you steal a horse it might not like you and buck you
off! The guards could have horses too. "
0
"Underwater"
"Darker water to limit your sight."
0
"Religion"
"Where is it!!! Where are the believers??? How does it affect people???
"
0
"Sky"
"Can you do something about these clouds? Perhaps make the random, but
mak them look decent,one of the nicest things to be looking at in the
early morning or late evening is a nice sunset or beautiful cloudscape.
"
0
"Travel Modes"
"Add more interesting and potential-filled modes of travel.Also make exploration,   instead of (just) 
monster bashing the order of the day.  Hot-air ballon, witches broom, submarine."
0
"Hiring"
"Hire people to deliver/pick-up mundane items."
0
"Damage in Sunlight"
"A character who has a  dammage in sunlight  property (if it's in ch3) should
be able to equip a cloak/robes garment that would either cancel or greatly
reduce the damage.  
"
0
"Shops"
" A shops name should reflect it's quality, places with 
BEST in the title should be excellent and those with 
BARGAIN in the title should be crummy.
"
0
"Cheat"
"Improve the cheat system, when in in god mode you 
shouldn't be able to drown and should have unlimited 
fatigue and spell points. Cycling through the quest 
locations should have the entrance of the dungeon as the 
first location.
"
0
"Historically Accurate"
"To get Morrowind to be ultimately immersive you should try getting alot of historacle accuracy. I.E. peasants would 
have to save up for months to afford a dagger, and there were actual wars over kinghood. Iron was a very 
ineffective material, as there are records of roman soldiers having to straighten their swod blades in the 
heat of battle. The bow was a deadly weapon, it is written that a Welsh longbowman fired a sheaf arrow (shorter 
ranged but deadlier) at an English cavalry, the arrow was said to have pierced the armor of the knight, drive 
through the flesh and bone of his leg, pierce the other side of his plate, penetrate the thick leather saddle of 
the horse and finnaly lay rest in the horse, effectively pinning the knight to his horse.
"