1). Self-Shadowing: Hopefully applied to everything in the game world - all characters, objects and environments.

2). DIfferent Dragon Species: Many different kinds/species of Dragons to defeat will give the game more diversity [by many different kinds, I mean some that fly, some that live underwater, some that have more than one head, etc.]. The more combat variety we have with these Dragons, the better the game experience will be. It will also force the player to alter their strategies to defeat each new challenging Dragon. [hopefully, the very last Dragon in the game will be ENORMOUS]

3). Destructible environments. That is the new thing in game tech nowadays - to show off how destructible a game's environment is and Skyrim would greatly benefit from this particular level of detail. Imagine swinging your sword to attack a skeleton - but it moves just in time - and you take a chunk out of the wall behind it. That would be EPIC!

Anyone have anything they would particularly like to see in TESV that they feel would increase the perfection level of this [already amazing, I'm sure] game?

1) A Challening RPG - I want to be able to Role Play and feel like I'm part of the game, that isn't something you could do in Oblivion with all the "Mainstreaming" going on there.

2) Drivable Boats - With all the water that is on the shore of Skyrim I would like to be able to actually drive and use boats instead of just using them for Fast Travel.

3) Improved Magic System - More spells, more complex spells, bettter spell affects. Give the magic system some TLC like they did with the combat for Oblivion.

Depends on the engine. Top end PCs would probably be able to handle it without too many problems. Mid-range PCs may struggle. Same with the consoles which are the equivilant to a mid-range PC. Remember you have a lot of things in this game than draw resources. View distance, LOD, scripting, AI, etc.



Depends on how Lore friendly it would be. Lore wise Dragons tend to be somewhat rare sights and solitary creatures. They also aren't just agressive beasts.



Again depends on the engine. But I'm not really sure how likely it would be. Any change made to the game world is recorded in the save files, thus increasing its size. Player actions, inventory, stats, NPCs, dialogue, items, quests and more are all recorded. Start adding destructable enviroments to the list of things the game needs to record and save file sizes are going to jump big time.


Also there's already a Skyrim suggestions thread somewhere abouts.

edit: Ah, here we go, ---------> http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1149932-official-ideas-and-suggestions-topic-2/

Yeah, let's use that one