That would be great. Not sure if there is a way to do it though

There is code in place for highlighting, including highlight strength.

I see no harm in a "vendor" specific highlight option, or "interactable npc" specific to generalize more -- vendors, stablehands, questgivers, and generally any NPC that has something worthwhile to say, would then be highlighted when targeted.

nerevarine1138 wrote: »

When you mouse over a vendor on the road they have a tag that says they're a merchant. When you find a vendor in a city, they generally have a giant sign over their heads. I don't see the need for glowing arrows pointing to their heads. Look for the person standing around and talking like they own a store.

This is where I'm at. Granted, I am not opposed to, in fact I support the notion of any feature as long as it's optional and doesn't impose unwarranted advantages, no matter if i support the actual feature or not.

Nonetheless, the map shows the vendors general location. Then you have the sign banners hanging about. Finally, the target NPC is front and center when you look at them.

Once that initial contact is made, my character knows them and their location. I implement AOs to remove every teel form the HUD as possible. The only thing I have active is my character's M/H/S and the enemy bar that pops up when targeted. Otherwise, it's a blank screen.

I wished I could remove the cones, circles and sparks that erupt from the head of the enemy telling me they are about to do a PA. The enemy's animation has subtle tells and I don't need the other stuff.