I thought the Haste spell giving a full proper action is a bug and I never really used it.
Oh no. Nonononono.
It works as intended.
We're all used to design decisions that don't fit codexian sensibilities. But only with Larian I have that - "was a homo sapiens present at any stage of production?" feeling.
I don't meant that they are worse, just extra baffling.
Anyone else has that impression?
No Larian changes are all made with a logic, definitely not codexian but a logic nonetheless. They are all made to make the combat more flashy. That's how they made turn-based popular with normies with DoS, DoS2. The haste change is in the same spirit as the bonus action jump and shove. They just want turns to be action packed. They made the haste change so that casters could have fun with it too.
Larian isn't too concerned with balance overall and tbh it doesn't even matter much. I play with haste restored to regular rule via mods, doesn't make the game much harder nor does it make haste less of a no-brainer on a martial. 5E fells like a very limiting ruleset sadly, mechanics seem to be mostly an afterthought.