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I'm looking forward to the Marathon setting.
No idea? What is funny is they are fully implemented, yet not turned on.
Very good question.
The very fact that they are fully functionable, yet disabled, points to some kind of executive decision. And the devs thought...
"Well, we are not at fault if modders enable legacy code..." *whistle - innocent look*
Because while these features certainly appeal to fans of the original, that's not the audience the devs were going for. They wanted to bring the core aspects of the game into the modern era, and they decided that many of those specific features did not flow well if looked at as a modern game.
As for why they aren't available as options, I'm betting that while implimented to an extent, those features were cut before they were fully fleshed out, balenced, etc. I wouldn't be surprised if the plan was for those features to be fully developed as DLC later on.
Maybe they weren't willing to spend the time and resources to playtest / debug / balance them?