I want to see my bow, quiver, sword, dagger, supply pouches, rucksack, picaxe... all hanging off my travel worn character.

I hope dirt, grit, damage and blood all accumulate over time so that there is a clear difference between crawling into a town after a hefty jaunt in the wild to when I restock, rest and repair before heading back out.

You know this is one thing I really don't care about. I play in first person mode and don't think I ever even looked at my characters in MW and OB once I was done with character generation! This has to be right at the bottom of the list for me.

I definitely don't want to see my backpack. A whole load of potions and swords and scrolls all hanging out from it. The dirt and girt thing is fine.

Considering just how much equipment the average player carries, I think it would be impossible to show it all.

I would like to see all the equipment that I have hot-keyed on the player.

so you want to be able to show off all 56 rusty daggers you have in your inventory?
yeah, never gonna happen

I'm all for it. Of course, prior to this, inventory size needs some heavy downscaling.

What if you hot keyed 10 swords?

I would like yo see my reflections in mirrors/water. Was this possible in Oblivion? cant remember...

I think showing hotkeyed stuff would be good (within reason). As an Assassin I tend to carry a bow, arrows, dagger, and Longsword. It would be nice to see all these things on my character at once.

Considering the insanely large amount of supplies the average RPG character carries with them I think it would be.

If I carry a sword, I'd like a sword to show up. If I use a bow and arrow, and a dagger for melee, I'd like the bow and arrows to show up on my back, and the dagger on my side. That's about it really. Grim would be good too I suppose...

For more information on the ridiculous loads of rpg characters, may I direct you to the kotaku bureau of weights and measurements where they specifically talk about how ridiculous some of Bethesda's weight ratings are . http://kotaku.com/5296222/kotaku-bureau-of-weights--measures-studies-fallout-physics-also-beer

Me too, right down to like the unique rings I am wearing.

Well you'd look like a large metal hedgehog. :teehee:

I dont think so but im not positive. I havent played oblivion in years. It gets to a point where you have played a game so much, that you cant even stand to play it anymore. Im sure some of you know what i mean.

Clipping ahoy...

+1


Plus as mentioned, the amount of stuff you carry is often ridiculous. You will look like this http://tenerife-training.net/Tenerife-News-Cycling-Blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/tips-on-travelling-light-carry-on-baggage-pack-backpack-suitcase.jpg

Your rings did appear in Oblivion. As did amulets and such. It was usually cover by armor or clothing though.

Within reason, I would like this. I never carry around ten swords. I usually carry around a few repair hammers, regardless of my repair skill, and a backup short-sword. My arsenal usually consists of a long sword, short sword, and bow with a few arrows. Unfortunately, I do not see this happening for the reasons others specified.

Oh well.