Oh, boy...I have a LOT of questions, so bear with me:
-What is character appearance customization like this time around? I've heard that it's been overhauled since Oblivion/Fallout 3/Fallout: NV, but HOW has it changed? Will there be presets to choose from (ex., Dragon Age) or...what? There hasn't been much discussion about it.
-What do elves look like in this game, and how do they vary? (ex, differences amongst Altmer, Bosmer and Dunmer, so that you KNOW that they're that particular kind of elf).
-Is there a season system in Skyrim? I've heard in interviews about there being 'autumn forests'.
-As everybody else is asking (and I'm sure you're tired of it by now, but I REALLY want to know, too):
a) Will there be the option to become a vampire/werewolf?
b ) How is the horse mount idea coming along? Will it be implemented into the game, or will players have to hoof it? Will the ability to teleport (Mark/Recall, but since Mysticism is out, maybe under a different classification) be coming back?
-Are there different factions in the game? Are the Fighters Guild, Mages Guild and/or Thieves Guild still around? Are there new ones? Will there be one in every major town, like in Oblivion and Morrowind? Will there be faction houses OUTSIDE of major cities? Will there be LESS than just in every major town?
-Talking about Radiant Story now. Okay, worst-case scenario: a guy is supposed to give you a quest. You kill him. The responsibility moves to his widow. YOU KILL HIS WIDOW. Who will be the next person responsible for giving you the quest?
-Can you have romantic relationships in Skyrim? Have families? Or is it strictly platonic? I've heard that you can form friendships with NPCs, to the point where they will let you just walk into their house in the middle of the night, no problem, but not much further than that.
-Is the culture in Skyrim strictly Nordic, or are there places (like Cheydinhal in Cyrodiil) that show influence from other cultures nearby, like architecture, religion, etc?
-Who is the Emperor during this time period, given that Uriel Septim died approx. 200 years ago?
Okay, that's all for now.
I'm sure you guys have other questions to read through.