Making Perks

What perks would you like to see in the next TES game. I don't mean TESO, I mean the next real TES game.

Me, I'd like to see an unarmed skill tree. With a perk that lets you ignore enemy armor if they're not wearing some type of helmet. And another perk that lets you knock/rip off the enemy's helmet. I think that would be fun. And one that lets you disarm enemies, sound OP but you could just as easily hit them a couple of times with a sword in the same amount of time.

But tbh, anything would be an improvement over most of the perks in Skyrim.

Firstly - either remove Levelling enemies out of the game entirely, or remove Non-Combat Skills from the levelling process.

For example, how does Speech effect how difficult an enemy is? How does lockpicking effect whether you face a Dragon or a Blood Dragon?

For example, I used a few mods where I was a non-combatant, (through Alternate start), and levelled up to levels by creating Potions, Poisons, selling them on, smithing armour, etc, and eventually decided when I was told my tutor could "teach me nothing more", to enter the big bad world, where I suddenly got slapped down silly.

For some skills, they are useless. Stealth/Archery/Dual Wield is beyond broken - and as such, taking levels in Light Armour works alongside to get some medium of protection (levelling smithing increases that effectiveness), Illusion grants insane bonuses to Stealth builds, and conjuration allows you place 2 Storm Atronach's to drain enemy magicka while you use a Stamina Drain to prevent Power Attacks.

That means - no sense in taking 2H (too slow), Heavy Armour (LA+Smithing gets mobility, noise reduction, and armour bonuses), Block (halves your DPS, and adds purely to armour, when you can use LA+Smithing to generate the same), Pickpocket (very little is actually worth pickpocketing - best thing I can think of is a Briarheart, and as you have to sneak to get them, just 6x Damage Bow with Paralysis, rinse and repeat/hit with Double Poisoned+Enchanted Swords until dead).

I would like to see a return to some archetype skills.

Unarmed/Unarmoured - Incorporates some other abilities - Jump, Move Speed, Unarmed Damage, Unarmed Block, Knockback/Stun/Paralysis/Instant Death.

Riding - ability to ride bareback horses, Reduced Crime from a "Stolen" horse, increase mounts health/damage (up to becoming essential), Mount Armours, then you get to ride some "unusual" mounts - Giant Wolves, Elks, Bears, increase ridden combat damage, and finally, the ability to ride a Dragon (I think that this is one of gamejam vids anyway, along with spears).

Spears - ability to switch between 1 Handed and 2 Handed versions - uniquely - so that you can either have a "Hoplite" effect with stabs, and a "wu shu/dynasty warriors style, increased damage while mounted.

Throwing weapons - javelins, axes, daggers, stones, etc, accuracy, range, damage, rebounding shots.

A big one - fletching arrows.

When you can sneak attack 6x damage + lightning damage, paralysis/mana drain poison an opponent anyway, how is that even necessary?

You dont need to reach armour cap. Even when fighting Alduin the difference is negligible and you can just disengage and turn invisible on most enemies until they return to standard patrol.

As for spellbreaker - if you aren't getting hit, how useful is it? Sure if you want to play a tank (and I have, it can be good fun, but doesnt have the same 'threat' at lower levels to a stealth character. Resource management is limited to tanking damage while stamina pots to spam a power attack.), but a stealth character; you are looking at a 750 % bonus from perks alone, a further 120 from magic items, and that doesnt include bow enchants, arrow strength, or poison.

For when the enemy closes twin poisoned enchanted swords outclasses block. Why block damage when you dont have to take any?