Okay so really it was the decision to remove spell crafting, along with what seems like a little more than half of the magic using options featured in Oblivion and then making what magic was included a unending headache to locate and learn. Prime Example, I delicately worked my way to the depths of Dibella's temple and discovered a quite appealing golden statue and proceeded to go to great pains to filch it and make a get away anticipating it making a wonderful decoration, only to later trade the game in after discovering it just happened to be a 3 lb shackle. I agree, in fact after playing through on my X-Box which I still can't stop myself from spending likely more hours of gameplay placing objects than actually completing content I just cave and get a copy for PC then find or make a mod to allow easier placement and placement of quest items. All the goblets in his house now reside on the street outside his house. He sets the goblets up just as he wants them then the next time he goes in his house, they are all over the floor. Yes, reading the books in game can help fill me in, but playing along with it would be much more fun. Wouldnt it be great for the next game to be a Morrowind HD remake, or better yet a ES1 or ES2 remake, as I personally only joined the series from MW onwards and it would be great to catch up on all that lore. If only The Elder Scrolls had as flexible a system where you can exactly place and even re-size items, then I would be in Housework Gaming Heaven.

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Skyrim item placement mod