This thread is for ideas and suggestions for future Elder Scrolls games, and to keep all the discussion in one series of threads.

We also have an official thread specifically for http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1519546-tes-vi-location-and-setting-speculation-23/ suggestions for future games.
Now that Skyrim has been released the number of suggestions and ideas for the next ES game are starting to show up. We have a long way to go before we get another ES game and all topics like this will be closed and either transferred or referred to this one.

Please keep any discussion of Skyrim in the correct forums.

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1518539-official-beyond-skyrim-tes-vi-58/

repost from prev thread (so that's why i couldn't edit my post...

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valenwood!

valenwood!

valenwood!

:-))

to that, one thing i'd really like would be more options, or rather better implementation, in regards of peace runs.

like: now bandits yell "i yield i yield" just to get right on their feet and slam stg hard in your face, why can't they just actually friggin' run for it to never be seen again, it'd be such a minor change, but feel SO much more real

or, i'm the shouty dragondude, but i don't have ONE SINGLE shout in all of my arsenal that can SCARE AWAY a couple bloody skeevers or whatever?

(and don't start me with "fear" spells, they just don't do what you'd expect

all in all anyway, i'd like the game to be completable (main quest at least) without a single kill - on an optional basis of course

...ah yes and one more thing, vampires: i've really had it with the whole topic in total myself; since i'm afraid though there's pretty much ZERO chance NO vampires would be in a tes game , i'd like them to be much more stereotype (*totally ignores shouting from vamp crack section*) for gameplay's sake: let them sleep by day, dissolve in daylight, be weak when i bring garlic and make them killable by silver weapons (making these good for _anything_ at least and driving wooden sticks into their hearts only, please...

edit: boy, still got skyrim mods to finish, can't wait for fo4, wondering when dishonored2 will be out and gotta replay 1, and now pondering tesVI - beth's keeping me pretty busy

No vampire in the setting actually dies in the daylight outside of in-universe literature I think. Sorry.

Though, I do think feeding and daylight should incur steeper penalties and the like. Being a Vampire needs to have some serious buffs outside being immune diseases, but also needs major drawbacks to actually make it seem like its an infliction. Same with Lycanthropy, but its drawbacks are not as obvious.