yes

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....ehm.... right :user: ....

OK, dear ES fanatics, I realize that I made lots of epic threads that asked the Bethesda team for many minor seemingly small things to add to Skyrim and luckly 99% of you agreed with me, lets list these things so that we might hopfully keep the thread alive this time:

1- Colorful potion bottles with many sizes, EVEN for alchemy skill, because we are bored of making the same pink bottle every time and then getting lost in the menu.

2- A character equip screen, so that we won't sell stuff we are wearing by accident or take off our cloths by accident or spend half an hour trying to swap rings , it just makes life easier.

3- A spell book like organizer for our magic spells, so that our heads won't explode from clutter, also make it look cool, since we are going to read books in a 3D way this time, lets use it to its full potential.

4- The ability to enchant batches of arrows using ingredients and soul gems.

5- cloaks and capes that move like in games like batman AA or even wow.

As I stated above these are minor issues and do not really make or brake the game, but they certainly help.

if you want to add something go ahead, but remember mention only minor tweaks and stuff, things you think won't be such a burden to implement.

6. Editable Map Notes. Please

1- it is already confirmed (taverm picture)

2- i dunno, what you are wearing is already marked to notify you are wearing it(in OB) and i need no more than that.

3- book sounds nice. i bet the magic will loook cool tho if we like it or not ^^

4- meh i dont care, could be nice, i wont miss it tho

5- lol no

All the above sound great and should not be that hard to implement. :tops:
Also,

7. Bookshelves and showcases where you can arrange your objects in order

8. Named captured souls

9- As a bard, being able to play instruments at public ( i mean there's already a college for that so its only sense)

EDIT: :ph34r:

10. Buyable bedroll/tent for the traveling types.

Interesting list going here, and if I knew how to mod I would be taking notes

11. Plants that change their look to show that you've harvested them.

Like in Fallout: New Vegas, that was the coolest part of that game ( for me anyway). I think it was in one of the Fallout 3 expansions as well.

- A Keyring
so you dont have to worry about either taking half an hour to go through your inventory or possibly dropping a key you need


im sure they wont make this mistake again but still just wanna put that out there

More armor. :shrug:

I'm not trying to be annoying but I'm not sure about the bottle thing being confirmed by the tavern picture. Those are just either clutter bottles or drinks like ale and such. Those aren't potions. So we don't know if different potion bottles are in.

So far I agree with every single suggestion.

The armour one isn't a little thing though.

omg I hope they don't I can't believe I forgot that it was so horrible all those keys EVERYWHERE

nice list I see forming simple and great ideas

as I said it the little things :wink_smile:

oh come on keep this thread alive at least the modders can take notes

oh and can I fix the capital K in SKyrim in my thread title its bugging me ?

13. Getting wet from rain/swimming

14. Ability to taunt

15. Carriages that come and go like the ships in WoW, not always available in the station like in Morrowind (supposing they are similar to silt striders, not in real time)

16. Smoking

"5- cloaks and capes that move like in games like batman AA or even wow." You're meaning cloth physics? That's no minor thing, if that's what you mean...

Anyway, minor things?

Footprints
Falling leaves
Leaves that blow with the wind
See your body in 1st person.

17. Footprints
18. Illumination within (i.e you see see interior lighting from outside.
19. Underwater plants and fish
20. Muggers (can fight back)
21. More lore books (Library?)
22. Containers lids and doors open, and can be closed.

23. Treasure trove or some sort of mystery hidden in lore books etc
24. Fog

25. More variety with the beggars

For example, some could sleep in makeshift shelters outdoors. Others could be found playing instruments for coin donations.

26. Being able to sit. Yeah, I'm not exactly a demanding kind of guy. Sometimes I tend to just stop playing and leave the game running as I read a book, and I like taking the occasional glance at the screen and see a warm, fuzzy tavern interior.

Having my character sitting there with the appropriate camera angle would please me in an almost demented manner.

27. Dispose of corpse

28. Lanterns

29. Mirrors

30. Give the horses some food

31. Saddle bags

A very simple request:

To have a point on being the leader of any faction, if by any mean we have the option to. It's pointless to be the great Archimage of it all means to get a robe, or being the leader of the Fighter's Guild to earn some coins every week.

But most importan, why the hell am I the Listener of the Dark Brotherhood (the best questline by far in Oblivion) to get only some gold every week? Is it SO difficult to make some random missions once you finish the questline? I'd rather prefer by far to NOT lead the faction if I can keep doing assessinations :ninja:

Finishing a faction questline NOT being the leader BUT being able to do something with/for the faction would be a mostly welcome addition for Skyrim. Sadly, I guess it's too late to solve that.

P.S.: sorry for any misspelling; english is not my main language :confused:

32 - De-limb body parts

33 - no fast travel but a transport system that you pay for. fast travel ruined oblivions immersion.

34 - option to turn off mission arrows. I know this is always brought up but its good to return to the idea

35 - Harvest Moon style farming. i want to be able to buy cows and chickens and have crops. im sure alot of other people do to. I know its a big idea but it would be rad

36 - be able to pick up and throw stones from the ground

37 - diving animation from when you want to take a leap

38 - improved physics.. falling from great hights in oblivion was ridiculously anti climatic

Please people, remember the title of the thread. Dismembering limbs and some form of complicated agriculture (though may already be in the game) are not really 'little things'. Turning off quest arrows, is a little thing.