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There were reactions in DAO. For example, the gender of the City Elf in Denerim heavily influenced the quest involving the sexual assault scenario—if you played as a male, you had to rescue your sister from a noble’s castle; if you played as a female, you and your sister ended up in the castle where soldiers try to #ape you.

A male noble could marry Anora and become king, while a female character could marry Alistair. In Mass Effect there was a kind of reaction like, “this isn’t a strip club, it’s a recruitment for soldiers” — if you were playing a female protagonist and interacting with a man in one of the scenes. And if you are a man and in love with Morrigan - you can chose a special ending in the last DLC where you can go with her and have a family.

And yes, romance restrictions based on gender also added immersion, since your partner was aware that you, for example, are a man rather than some undefined entity. And again, the ability to get a special ending due to noble status in DAO was also a very cool feature.

I’m sure you all have tried sending to camp and then retrieving them. I don’t know that it works on everything on every platform but it works with arrows on ps5.

Please give us Neverwinternights 3 next.. we know you can do it...

Baldurs gate 3 was a marvel, but nothing quite touched me as much as neverwinternights ever did due to its dark story/vibe, it's fast paced turn based action and the vast amount of feet that unlocked based on your stats...
The game was extremely good at making character building complex and exciting... I once spent over 30 h building a pure healer (purest possible, that could dodge pretty much all incoming physical attacks).
It's pretty much like BG3 multiplayer with 64+ players at the same time...

But I mostly used to play for the overall experience and the ability for servers to build their own area's and fights..

Please at least consider it.