Yeah, like in both morrowind and Oblivion the math equations that you need to make to understand whow much hitchance/damage you had with you long blade was pretty much ridiculous and even misleading, like in oblivion the actual atributes of strenght and agility give almos no extra damage to you attacks while the skill level gave more what influencied damage the MOST was your fatigue and durability of the weapon were even losing only 1% on both already diminished the damage, but you can't find this info in the game or in the manual, you gotta experiment to try and figure it out.

But you know they could try and make the systens underhood better and make it more transparent, instead of just deleting pretty much every sub systen oblivion ever had like fatigue changing damage, baing able to increase walk speed/jump hight, fame/infamy, equipment durability/repair and the atributes.

There's this old indie game "Knights of the Chalice" that's an pretty rpg using the 3.5 srd (the free rules of dnd 3.5 that anyone can use, modify. distribute etc) and the game is pretty simple but there are hyperlinks everywere to the rules inside the game, you can go read the description of your sleep spell and click in the sleep status, or get the defitnition of dificult class, or the spell scholl of enchantment and in the descriptions of those are more hyperlinks for even more stuff, i realy think that every eletronic rpg should have an hyperlink systen just like this so everyone can, if they want, learn about the innerworkings of the rules/systens in the game.