The single most important thing in the game Pillows!

Clothing under armour, weapon variety and Jeff Baker voicing the male Dunmer.

Failure.

I think that the incidence of failure was a bit too overbearing at times for most players in MW, especially with the lack of "miss" animations for combat to show WHY you missed, along with the lack of ways to reduce failure chance at low levels in Alchemy, Marksman, etc. For most other things (cast spells, Enchanting, armor repair, lockpicking), the difficulty could be voluntarily reduced by trying something "toned down", or by using better tools. You could have custom "training" spells made that would burn less magicka while still being somewhat useful, you could settle for attempting trivial enchantments of under half a point, you could try to open a lock at the edge of your abilities with a better grade of lockpick, you could use cheap repair tongs instead of expensive hammers to save on the expense of tools until your Armorer skills improved, etc. Managing failure in Morrowind was an art, one that apparently a lot of players just suffered through and never really tried to understand. The biggest issue I had with it was that your chances were SO poor at low skill levels, and the game generally didn't bother to tell you that you only had a 6% chance of success at what you were attempting. I wouldn't have minded OB making it easier overall, or giving hefty bonuses for using "starting" equipment, but the total removal of failure, to me, took the "game" out of the game.

Spoiler:




There will be dragons.

non blue dunmer.

cliff racers

Dwemer Ruins... Oh, wait...

Just one thing? Impossible. I'll settle for all those things mentioned in a single thread, this one

But, but, something is missing. Atmosphere! If I had to chose a single thing then it would be this.


Morrowind combat: At least you could slash and stab without the need for and advanced degree

Armor under clothing/robes!

Daedric ruins. :brokencomputer:

How can you know someone's name if you didn't even asked? This does not adds to immersion, I'd rather we never know names unless we ask 'em.
Showing off characters name is like a gps arrow.

Dare I say it ...

Spears!?

Travel Services, possibly enhanced to allow real time view of the trip while I have a snack.
Another one would be...
Levitation, but nowhere near as convenient as it was in Morrowind. Basic, has tradeoffs and consequences, not a means of travel.

Spears.

I've only been reading the forums for a few days, but judging by the number of threads talking up Morrowind over Oblivion, I have faith in the devs that much of what made MW so great will return to compliment the new ideas and technical achievements present in Oblivion.

Paid transport would be nice. Also, the old Dunmer voice from Morrowind would also be awesome.

Politics and faction rivalry.

Ahem, I personally want the level of armor customization.

Non-leveled unique artifacts that you can find just by exploring. I'm pretty sure that will return though. That's how it was in Fallout 3 after all.

Spell variety. Things like Jump, Slowfall, Levitate, Mark, Recall, Lock, Blind, etc... need to be brought back.

all the weapon&armor types

Well some Dunmer where blue in Morrowind.
You must be refering to the Dark elves of Arena, way more creepy than the morrowind sun washed dunmers.
But in the arena form they where very like the D&D dark elves but a bit more creepy and cool.

Fall off mountain=death. Unless........

Hopefully nothing.

Payed Transport!
Would also really love Crossbows too.