Interesting that there was argument about the viability movement range indication based on being gridless, since what you're suggesting is the extention of a system they already added - that skills now show highlight your range on the ground. A version of that for movement makes perfect sense. Maybe a toggle on that since it would essentiall be on during your whole turn when you're not aiming a skill. On that note, I love the range highlights we get now. It was so frustrating, I only now realize how much, to waggle your cursor around trying to figure out what the limits of your line of sight was for Battering Ram and range skills. Now we're told. Though... What are the green +'s on the edge?
However, AoEs don't seem to hold true to the edges of their targeting. A few times I've highlighted a couple enemies with an AoE, carefully aiming it so my ally wasn't highlighted as being in range... And they still get hit. On which note, skills probably shouldn't say they hit "all *enemies* in an area, as that implies it doesn't do friendly fire.
In a similar vein, there are times - and I've noticed this in DOS1 - when you're in Oppertunity Attack range, and you're trying to circle the opponent or just move a little bit. You carefully move your mouse around, finding a spot that doesn't show the OA warning icon - and they get one anyway! This really needs to be accurate, I feel quite betrayed by the UI when this happens.
Furthermore, the fact that there is no record of an Elf's corpse memory - even in the world chatlog - is awkward. Unless I just don't have something toggled on. Still, it'd be nice to have it recorded somewhere? I had a play partner not even realize the ability worked and had to tell them what was said because they weren't making sure to look at their character's head - or more their inventory screen was in the way. Because, you know, they were eating something.
Speaking of inventory, I like that you can see your party's inventory on one screen. That said, I kepy getting messed up because I kept assuming that my stuff was at the top. *Your own stuff should always be at the top*.
