Oblivions sliders allow far better control over the outcome, but I agree on hair, facial hair, even body hair (and length control for all).
But somehow I fell in love with the Eve system too, if I read it correctly and you can just drag stuff on the active setting. Very intuitive.
Oblivions shortcoming is the limited resolution, mesh and/or texture, and to a certain extent skin material. Oh, and lighting svcks.
I loved how in Eve you can create an awesome avatar picture of your character, by adjusting pose and lights. And sliders for bodily attributes.
So I would love to have at least one Photoshop/Paintshop



However, this only deals with the character looks creation, the avatar. No new ideas on how to do stats, skills, and custom class creation. As much as I loved the Fallout3 process (growing up), I doubt it would work very well in Skyrim. Maybe you are born. But the how you will look thing comes later, maybe in relation to a dream working as an omen of the future. Then you play with some kids and boink boink - guess where you wake up? Naturally with a lost memory


I think I actually want some good old fashioned dice rolling as well as assigning remaining points. Also, luck should be a separate stat that you cannot advance in. You can influence your luck with spells and potions etc, but I think luck is something that should follow you.