Why is Morrowind the only RPG where you can increase your movement speed? It's such a fun mechanic.

Why do Bethtards know nothing of RPGs? Do they only play Bethshit? Do they not like RPGs?

>>3777078 (OP)
because you are a casual who doesn't play real RPGs

>>3777080
>>3777081
Post another RPG where you can do this then.

>>3777078 (OP)
Oblivion too. Seems like they weren't too concerned about balance or design, they made a bunch of variables and the player does with them as he likes. For better or for worse, it's up to them.

I know I wouldn't use any incapacitation effects in Skyrim if I could just backpedal at the speed of an olympian sprinter.

>>3777084
neverwinter nights

>>3777084
Do what? Move faster?
Gothic.

>>3777084
baldur's gate 2? divinity OS 2? most RPGs with a movement cost have a way to increase your speed

>>3777084
Final Fantasy Tactics. Wandering Sword. Fallout New Vegas. Fallout 4.

>>3777098
>Fallout New Vegas
>Fallout 4
How do you increase your movement speed in either of these two?

>>3777084
Path of Exile
Elona+
System Shock 2
Kenshi
Any cRPG with Haste.
Every TB game where you get more movement points for increasing Agility or a Speed stat.
It's so common that it's hard to believe you've never encountered it.

>>3777099
travel light in NV, gear bonuses in 4

>>3777099
Travel light perk, some armour.

>>3777078 (OP)
Not OP but I think he means "a stat dedicated to increasing movement speed" and not just an effect increasing it like haste or plain sprinting
I still think it's bait since even Oblivion had both Athletics as a skill and Speed as an attribute
>gothic
needs a potion, no stat
>NWN
haste, no stat
>bg2
haste, no stat
>FNV
gear i think, and a perk, again, no stat
So it's not really something baked into your character, you are not specializing and playing with your stats to create a fast character, rather, you are making yourself fast with something either temporary or a feat

>>3777116
bruh, feats are a type of stat.

>>3777116
>Not OP but I think he means "a stat dedicated to increasing movement speed"
A "stat" meaning an attribute?
Fallout 1, 2, Tactics.
Arcanum
Underrail
Age of Decadence
Can you cease making retarded posts? Saying "not OP" doesn't make you not a fag btw.

>all these short-term speed buffs in turn-based games as a comparison to 100% uptime permanent movement speed upgrades in an open-world sandbox

>>3777171
Let them cope

>>3777171
>all these rpgs with movement speed increases don't count because muh open world walking sim
so the question was: why other games not dis game?

>>3777181
>no nuance
Are you this newfaggot? >>3777126 I'm not OP either but you're still a disingenuous nigger. Gonna cry?

>>3777078 (OP)
Pic rel is pretty much demands you max your movespeed early on and give yourself the ability to jump over canyons. The extend of how big of canyons you want to jump is up to you.

>>3777085
>They weren't too concerned about balance or design
The 2 key ingredients to making a derivative piece of shit.

I honestly enjoyed Morrowinds fast travel much more than the “lol teleport anywhere” of oblivion or Skyrim. It was fun and immersive to get to know the networks of boats, silt striders, and mages guild teleportation. And flying around the map at high level with max athletics and acrobatics and speed feels great. Skyrim in particular suffered from losing stats.

>>3777116
Agl does increase your movement speed in fnv, not as much as in TES but still.

>>3777187
>swings and misses
not me and not me, bro. calm down.

people took the op's question, aimed at rpgs as a whole, at face value. the parameters didn't stipulate walking sims.

>>3777078 (OP)
I'm making an RPG right now where you can increase your movement speed.

>>3777126
why so toxic?
actions point's don't count, i know arcanum has speed but does it increase the speed you traverse in real time?
all the rpgs listed just give you more action points, but that's something different from Morrowind speed

>>3777272
>actions point's don't count
They make you move faster if you wish. Also old Fallout titles have perks which only are used to increment your move.
>i know arcanum has speed but does it increase the speed you traverse in real time?
Speed in Arcanum is a derived stat but yes. Same is true for Agility in Underrail.

If you want an other very low hanging fruit, Daggerfall.

>>3777202
>Agl does increase your movement speed in fnv, not as much as in TES but still.
No it doesn't, that's just a myth.

>>3777078 (OP)
>Why is Morrowind the only RPG where you can increase your movement speed?
Have you played like, literally any game using D&D's ruleset?

>>3777078 (OP)
Have you ever played Oblivion or Daggerfall son? Movement speed can be increased in both.

>>3777078 (OP)
devs are too fixated on animations working nicely with all possible parameters

>>3777427
How many action rpgs are there with D&D's ruleset? He's clearly not talking about turn-based games.

>>3777427
>like, literally any game using D&D's ruleset?
Not really analogous. Race (I.e. size) affects movement speed, Barbarians and monks get a static boost, there’s haste spells, that’s about it. Older editions had speed stats for weapons that determined order of attack resolutions within a round, but in DnD, characters don’t have a granular speed stat that all characters possess that provides a permanent bonus and can be discretely increased by the player as they level. Hell, in old versions of DnD your stats were effectively permanent for the most part.

>>3777084
There's multiple ways to do this in Skyrim too

>>3777078 (OP)
Dudes claiming to love RPGs be coming in to these here Fucking forums talking about how we they need NBA2kification.

>>3777984
>There's multiple ways to do this in Skyrim too
Skyrim doesn’t even have any speed-enhancing effects in the vanilla game, they were only added in the finishing dlc

>>3778073
But unlike previous entries, Skyrim has sprint.

>>3777098
>>3777099
>>3777103
>>3777104
I think it's technically wrong to suggest FNV or F4, as vanilla, truly let you increase movement speed. The parts that allow you to do so are minor, like what >>3777116 said. It's not really the same like agility (gives AP) in Fallout 1/2 letting you move more or Speed (obvious) in Morrowind letting you move faster for the longterm while also not being a boost that feels small (having full AP in Fallout 1 feels big, having 10% movement speed in light armor feels relatively small)

>>3778110
Also whirlwind sprint and exploits/bugs along with it, and regular sprint is infinite with restoration or the torch equip button mashing glitch

>>3780398
>whirlwind sprint
One of the best shouts. Talos be praised.

>>3777078 (OP)
>Continiuous

>>3777084
KCD

>>3777084
Diablo 4, the best RPG.

>>3777084
Arx Fatalis. or basically any RPG that gave you a speed spell or speedy roadrunner boots.
one of the toughest enema in Arx are also constantly using speeded up movement to charge at you. the Ylsides.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvH69o6jTVw

for turn-based RPGs there's endless examples.

>>3777202
It doesn't, but it's one of the most popular mods. The only way to increase movement speed in unmodded fnv is travel light.

>>3777196
>max athletics
That's another thing with Morrowind, there's no meaningful hardcap on your attributes. You can't buff your athletics in vanilla, but you can buff your speed, and you can keep buffing it until the integer overflows. If you exploit alchemy, you can run as fast as your computer can load the terrain.

>>3777084
Diablo 2
Knights of the Old Republic
Pokemon
Anode Heart
Guild Wars
Pathfinder
Shadowrun
The Witcher

>>3777891
You can move in turn based games.

>>3777078 (OP)
Pac-man goes faster when you get a power pill