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yahoocom1984 said:
Daggerfall has classes but the difference between Daggefall and Oblivion/Morrowind is that you can add more uniqueness to your characters in terms of the perks and skills you choose


In Morrowind and Oblivon only 3 types of characters: Melee, Magica, stealth

The perk trees in SKyrim will allow more unique character build

As I said, Daggerfall did have a lot more skills to make each class more unique than in Morrowind and Oblivion, though I fail to see how a perk tree will do the same, especially since in both Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas there were a lot of perks that were close to useless and your actual choice of perks that you would ever use was severely limited. If the same happens with Skyrim, then you would have a lot of perk trees that are useless and you'll mainly be limited to a few perk trees. 

The right way to go, in my opinion, would have been to restore the skill system that Daggerfall had. So even if the goal was not to create a set of pre-made classes, with the amount of skills that you would have at your disposal, you could choose which ones you wanted to develop (by performing the required actions for those skills) and in that way shape your own character. 



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