1st, I like to say, I like the TES IV way better. In TES IV, one can make 3 different effects (aka spells) into one effect. In skyrim, they cut it down to two. Dual casting in a way to combo two spells into one. Flame and Frost, at the same time = one effect(read spell) or heal and soul trap, etc If one dual cast the same spell = a new powerful version of the same spell
I am not saying it is a perfect system, but dual cast is a way to combine the effects of spells in a *new* spell...

Also, some peeps still think one can not make a staff, but one can. To bad it is so well hidden....

That's not much of a spell creation really. You just combine two different spells into one.

Yeah, it's still not creating a spell. Though it sounds like a good tactic.

Apple plus Pear does not equal new fruit.

Touché

But what about the 3 other effects i want in my new spell? What about the DPS/Duration spells?

OP is no good excuse for leaving spellmaking out.

OK, what the difference in TES IV, take 3 different spell effects and give a cool name and add it to your spell book. Aren't one do the same thing as dual casting two different spells mines a cool name and a spell book entry?

I want spell-making and spell-combinations. Asking for too much I know.

like i say, i don't like how they did it, but at least they is a form of in skyrim, that is all am I trying to point out....

That isn't spellmaking
and my stance hasn't changed. Previous magic systems were completely unusable without spellmaking. I want the bugs in Skyrim's magic system fixed before spellmaking is added on