I wouldn't hope for tes6 after the tes4 and 5...

You want complexity? Play a table-top RPG.

Skills
- Skills for each weapon. Because one is adept with a longsword does not make them adept with a dagger.

Are you kidding?

They're both amazing.

I would love to see Morrowind with the graphics and combat physics of Skyrim and the complexity of what Morrowind once had been.

Please elaborate. Skyrim seems pretty shallow to me when it comes to key RPG features. (Such as questing and having multiple options so your character doesn't feel forced.)

They can only offer so many options in a video game. It simply isn't feasible for a deveoloper to cater to every person's whim.

Fair enough, but it seems to me Skyrim is heavily lacking on some core RPG elements while it's fine when it comes to the amount of tiny details that a good RPG don't really need.



Their budget should be big enough for some features of the series not to regress. Or atleast it surely appears to be big enough for that considering the massive succes of previous Bethesda games.



The OP is talking about different types of armour, spells, the ability to make your own spells, different types of weapons, etc.
All this has little to do with Morrowind's crappy combat system, besides, Oblivion managed to incorporate many of these elements just fine with a combat system similar to Skyrim's.

For the record; I don't even like Morrowind that much, I don't think it's an insanely good game. But this doesn't mean I just shut my eyes, put my fingers in my ears and scream LALALALALALA to drown out the sound of Morrowind fans making perfectly valid points.

I wouldn't hope for tes6 after the tes4 and 5...

However Morrowind had more options with a tiny budget (in comparison) and that was 10 years ago, imagine the massive change in technology.

Hey everyone, I don't know about you guys, but I'm really miss the complexity of Morrowind, like use different parts of different armors, to do your on spell, to have to worry about the weapon/armor wear and tear, to have to buy a lot of equipament to do the alchemy, the various type of weapons short blade, long blade, etc, and the different skills to everyone of them. It's seens that in Skyrim they are trying to call more people to play the game removing a lot of complexy, I've felt this since Oblivion, I hope they do a more complexy TES VI or at least try to do a difficulty schema to make more or less complexy.

More != better.

It'd be the perfect game for me, pretty much.
Too bad Bethesda's lack of logical thinking and their design philosophy prevent that from happening.

Yes but taking Morrowind's system as a base and adding 10 years of technology with the combat from Oblivion and Skyrim would make for a pretty damn good game.

I already asked you to elaborate on that, but you didn't.

Guess what, it's not Bethesda's perfect game. So it's never going to happen, otherwise it would have happened already. It has nothing to do with their design philosophy or logic, you want one thing (something that has already been done) and they want to develop beyond their past games. Go mod the crap out out of Morrowind, and enjoy 'cause that's all you're going to get.

And if they did that, this board would be filled with nothing but complaints about how Bethesda "ruined Morrowind."

What is there to elaborate on? Quality over quantity is a simple concept to understand.

I miss building my own class. I miss they more detailed quests and that it required me to search for things.

There's too much hand holding here and in most games nowadays.