Ah, no, it's just a matter of force applied. I'm assuming giant attack?

I seen people getting out of bed only to move one step over and go to sleep in mid-air. Now that's breaking a few laws!

I find it annoying and I make no apolofgies for it either. The first time it happened, i was like, "Please no, where`s someone of the opposite six when you want one?"

Took ages to find a woman that was even interested and it ended up being that Lioness woman.... although I had to go through a most difficult dungeon before she was interested.

Anything out of place: Yeah. Aela the Huntress has clothes.

skyrim in the TES series

That same wall is there when you swim out in the water north of the Mages College, even though you see icebergs and little islands of in the distance.

Usually it says something like, "You can't go there."

But my 3 characters have been to all the borders and tried to get beyond that invisible line, but no luck. Did find some interesting dungeons/caves/forts along the way.

Most interesting place I've found was something that looks like a swiming pool diving board, except it was a few thousand feet up in the air, over a pool of water. You're supposed to jump down, and if you survive you meet someone and get a +1 to Speech skill - have to wait for him to tell his story, though. Hint: There's a dragon shout that will help you survive the plunge.

I also keep finding dead bodies of NPCs (non-essential, of course), with their weapons floating in the air.

Around Helgen, twice (at night) I've seen a ghost NPC riding a ghost horse - and the NPC is headless.

I play 3 different characters, in one of those games, a boy has been standing at the "intersection" in Riverwood for almost 6 weeks (our time, not game time). You can talk to him (a little) but he won't move. Also, one of the girls has been standing by the bed rolls/camp fire just outside Riverwood for the same amount of time.

Also found two shipwrecks - although that's not that unusual I guess, but still interesting.

The oddest thing I've seen was a chaurus reaper riding a dragon's head through a tree and flying off in the distance with the dragon.

Oh and a giant walking with two snow trolls instead of mammoths, heck the trolls didn't even attack me, they just did mammoth behaviour.

Skyrim is like Sheogorath and Sanguine's playground.

I had Lydia's corpse following me around the countryside for a while. I could talk to her too. Watching some bandits try to fight her corpse was one of the oddest things to see.

Pretty commonplace where I live...except in many cases said kid generally only produces it when he attempts to mug you.

I was in a Drauger dungeon and I had killed the boss and there was supposed to be a unique axe behind the throne (yes I use the guide). Well it wasn't there. I looked all over. Eventually I looked up and saw it hanging suspended about 30 feet in the air. I hit it with a firebolt and it fell to the ground. Still figuring out that one.

I'm also wondering why no-one ever rebuilds the forts which are in ruins.

Given how easy it is to kill at least the lower end dragons, why they were ever considered a threat, let alone ruled the land.

I wonder if there are actually more draugers in dungeons than people alive in Skyrim.

How anyone ever travels from town to town without being killed by wolves (well low level people anyway) or bears or trolls or ice wraiths or ...

I can tell you because it happens to me with other stuff. When your fighting especially with magic stuff always goes flying everywhere. Happens all the time to me.

Dinner platyes floating in mid-air, that could be jumped ontop of and everything.

Lots of spots up in the mountains where someone forgot to paint or something, and you can see through. Found an invisible wall up in one too (Scaling into Lost Valley the backway), so much for the "You see that mountain, you can go there" PR commentary.