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They released multiple Assassins Creed games in which you literally can't assassinate people because they're too high level. Even the successor to Halo is just a giant grindstone now in which you can't shoot things unless your stats say you're strong enough to fight them.
It is weird when you think about how RPG mechanics were designed to help tabletop gamers approximate fights between elves and orcs and such, but now that we can actually have players use their own skill to fight in real time, the stats stuff hasn't gone away
It was probably the first thing I learned about game design, 5 year old me being taught by my much older brother about pen and paper roll playing and how you could use these numbers to feel the impact of the worlds and events we would describe. A far cry from how it's used now.
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