Updated the OP post. Feel free to fix my very bad english and post here all cuted features you know. I will try to update OP post regulary. I don't know limit for post here, but when I hit them I probably will create word document and attach it to the OP.
Jay_H wrote:I think they had in mind a Morrowind-style wilderness, procedurally generated for thousands of miles. Perhaps there would be literally anything across the landscape such as burned-out houses, treasure chests, small caves, pits, criminal hide-outs, and so on, all generated outdoors around rivers, swamps, hills, etc. If what I'm imagining is the case, then you would literally have endless adventure out in the landscape.
Probably not morrowind like but yeah, like in other games that came after and had all that stuff, but on actually small morrowind-style map, but more detailed. It be awesome to see if someone make this on unity actually.
Yep, they were super-ambitious. Ragdoll wouldn't exist until 10 years later, but they had fascinating plans.
Actually, games with primitive physics and same features was in 90s and early 2000s. Arx Fatalis in 2002 and Trespasser: Jurassic Park in 1998
