timobkg

Have you played The Witcher? Because there I encountered unintended and unforseeable consequences. What I didn't encounter is any case of "Oh, you didn't do this one seemingly unrelated thing at the beginning? Too bad, restart from the beginning." I'm happy with the former, and would be happy if I never again encountered the latter.

Not sure if you're being sarcastic. If you're not, I envy your free time. When Plansecape and Fallout were released, I had tons of time to play. Now, I'm lucky if I get an hour or two a night. Losing 2-3 nights of progress would be maddening.

I've always disliked the memorization system. All it does is limit your spell versatility, and make mages worthless at low levels and broken at high levels. If you don't know what you're going up against, you're not going to bother memorizing interesting situational spells. Instead you just memorize all your combat spells. "I can memorize Featherfall or Fireball? Hmm, let me think about that one..." Likewise, early on when you're severly limited in the spells you can cast, wizards are worthless. "I can only cast Magic Missles 3 times today, and am fragile like a dandilion, so unless things start looking dire, I'm going to be standing in the back, throwing paper airplanes and glaring at the enemy." To make up for which, wizards are completely broken at high levels, able to destroy whole groups from range. Besides, there have been plenty of D&D computer RPGs. We're not constrained by D&D licenses here, so let's get away from D&D. Let's do something different for a change.

A new Planescape game. Not Planescape: Torment 2, but another Planescape game. Same style, same world, new story and/or characters. Meaningful choices that impact the game would be bonus.