So, quick mini throw back, and I am sure some of you who played Skyrim and modded it might know what I am talking about. So, in Skyrim, there is a mod called "Crimson Tide - Blood" and all this mod does is makes it so that when you kill an enemy, blood spurts out of them and it creates pools of blood on the ground where the enemy died, and it adds a great sense of accomplishment, and an epic feeling, when you see the blood on the ground near your freshly killed opponent.

Now, what does the above have to do with ESO? Well, personally, I would love to see something like this added to ESO, where after you kill someone, whether it be player or NPC, a pool of blood extends out from their slain corpse, and lasts until the body despawns. Its nothing game changingly massive, or something that changes the way any gameplay mechanics work, but it just adds a simple, battle-realism effect, and adds to the feeling of "You just won an epic and bloody battle".

Just imagine it, in Cyrodiil, you kill a bunch of people from the opposing faction inside of your keep walls, for a short time (until they respawn), that area of the keep will be a blood soaked battlefield, and when you look at it you will think "Yea, an epic battle just took place here".

Now, granted, for those who get horrified at the sight of blood, or don't want it potentially taxing their performance in any way, I am sure that, if implemented, ZOS could make it so that it can be disabled under the "Gameplay" section of the settings.