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Oh man that just reminded me of how when I tried playing skyrim last as a wizard, the thing that made me want to quit was the stupid slow mo that would happen when you "might" get a killing blow with a range attack.
Because sometimes you would get the slow-mo then your attack would miss.
Like WTF is that about.
Bethesda makes some HARD choices about what you must enjoy at all times.
Bethesda is like low-hanging fruit for this topic. I love their games but there's so much "it just works" type stuff.
Like in Fallout 4 you can use a critical with a Fat Man, and even if your mini-nuke clearly does not hit the target, you'll still get a hit just because you used a critical.