do you think that there is any use for horses now in Skyrim? Except that "they are there" Personally, I never rode horses in Oblivion or Skyrim, and in Nehrim only when required to by the game. Well, except for the nightmare you get in Skyrim from the Dark Brotherhood, I didn't ride it but it was f...

I can agree that fast travel can be an OPTION for lazy power-gamers with no immersion sense at all Lazy? Probably, that's why I sit on my butt playing PC RPGs instead of cutting the grass or washing the car. Power-Gamer? I don't know what that means, but it sounds pretty cool so I'd like to be one....

What is the problem with having fast travel for those who prefer it? If you enjoy walking across the same paths you've already explored, over and over and over again, the existence of a fast travel system does not prohibit that. Whether there is a fast travel system available by map clicking or carr...

If you could limit the sleeping dialogue to beds, and cut off the waiting There are many times when waiting is necessary and there are no inns or beds nearby. For example, sometimes (often, actually) my follower (in Skyrim) gets lost somewhere, but by waiting an hour he/she suddenly appears. Someti...

I agree with the previous suggestion that some side quests should have a realistic time limit. Skyrim has obviously been dumbed down to satisfy console players with short attention spans. However, to do so, it is important that no side quests be started automatically -- I must choose to initiate eac...

If possible, I would like to play Enderal directly from my computer without having to use Steam, as I must for Skyrim.

I was also rather confused by the distinction between personal wishes and elementary things. As an "end user" of the mod, everything I wish for is important -- to me. Perhaps you could give some examples of personal wishes and elementary things to better understand the difference. I've never been a ...

Surprise me! I want to stumble upon the unexpected. That was what I really enjoyed about Nehrim, I was often surprised. A good example was the Underground journey to the Star People, every time I thought I must be near the end, it changed and continued. Or something as simple as prowling in Gervasiu...

I don't object to the way that portal travel worked in Nehrim (to buy the teleport spell or find the rune for each portal). What bothered me is that there weren't more portal locations, especially to areas where I traveled often such as Treomar and Stonefield, and only one in all of Southrealm until...

No, Nehrim is not worth $30 -- it is worth $60! Just look at some of the RPGs out recently for $59.95, and I think Nehrim is much better than most of them. Not mentioning any names as I don't want to start a flame war.