Qumi

Remember Baldurs Gate 2? Every class could get some different "player house", a thief would get thief guild while warrior a fortress. That's the thing I would like. But I suppose this would require a lot of work, so instead - everybody starts with the same house, but as you complete quests the house changes to fit your desires. Even a castle can become a wizard laboratory ;-)

Well, maybe not extinct but would be nice to have a human slave under an elven heel, instead of the opposite as in Dragon Age or Witcher...

Personally, I'm a bit bored with fantasy worlds where humans are dominant and are a "jack-of-all-trades" race. I say nay to this! I want a world where humans are a minority or at least equal to other races. Also, humans should specialize, not be good in everything.

Old races with a twist. No matter what they make, the races will always reassemble the archetypes like elves, dwarves, gnomes, humans, etc. Just look at e.g. Guild Wars 2. New races? Unique? Sylvari are pretty much the elves, asura gnomes, charr have an orkish feel to them, while norns are well... shapeshifting viking humans. What is originality is not making things look different, but feel different.

This poll is soooo bad. By default if you choose "intelligent romance" you disagree to homosexual, chick or whatever.

Magic comes from the soul of the caster, as the devs stated. It actually reminds of Warhammer magic a bit. In time, a wizard that specializes in some magic is being affect by it. His soul, mind and body change because of his specialization. A red wizard becomes energetic, ginger haired and a bit agressive maybe, gray pretty much the opposite. As such, magic could IMHO corrupt a wizard, but not always in a bad way. You have to remember that magic needs to be likeable by players to chose. If the disadvantages will be greater than advantages it has no right to exist.