This sounds to me like yet another problem that is just in our heads ...
- There have to be risk of failure ... otherwise there is no reason to roll ...
- Every time you will roll, you will know if you suceeded, or failed ... no matter if you will see the number you need to overthrow or not ...
The only way this could work would be if you would hide litteraly everything ...
If you would just pick your dialogue (or action) choice ... and the game would roll everything in the background hidden from you ... and continue acordingly straight forward.
Except nope. :-/
Besides other (quite big) problems i realized as i wrote this ... even if you would hide everything ... you dont know your rolls, you dont know your difficiulty, you dont know if you suceeded or failed ... you figure that out litteraly second after that bloodthirsty Ogre will try to bite your head out, instead of accept your peace offering.
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If you cant handle that ...
I sugest you to set autosaving on longest possible period, set it to minimum possible number of autosaves, and dont use quick save ever ... that should give you some motivation to not reload.
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Also ...
Even tho argument about reloading and bad feeling when loosing seems false to me ... i think this idea have some potential!
Therefore i would suggest adding option to "hide difficiulty class" into game-difficiulty settings!
Bcs, feel free to disagree with me, but knowing whenever you should spend your resources, or save them for combat that can come right after ... or not knowing this and have to guess if that spellslot for advantage would be necessary or basicaly wasted ...
Well, that would certainly affect difficiulty, especialy at lower levels!
