see its good to be back.

Some of the responses in this thread leave me confused. I'm not sure whether Khalaharri is 2 people or one? But to add my 2 cents worth: Killcams. I hate killcams. They tear me out of the flow of combat and say "hey, you're playing a game". The 1.9 patch for Skyrim seemed to increase the frequency of Killcams. Almost like Bethesda was trolling me (does that seem paranoid?). It got so bad I quit playing the game. Finally I installed a mod which eliminates all killcams. Now I'm playing the game again. This is why I will never play the game on a Console System, mods give me the ability to customize the game to my tastes.

What are you talking about? Have you even played as one of those cat things? That's the maximum damage after you get the Enchanted Gloves, the perk in Heavy Armor and a set of Daedric gauntlets.

You're not getting all of that in the beginning.

Guilds - Skyrim has probably done the worst when it comes to the guilds. The Companions probably being the most boring and lazy guild ever. College of Winterhold could have been better rather than dungeon crawling and then instantly becoming Arch-mage. I enjoyed the other two, but the Thieves' Guild should have less involvement with Nocturnal (as in, not making me join her stupid cult).

Main Questline - It was pretty boring for the most part, and rather unmemorable. The best part was probably near the end, but even then did it soon become rather underwhelming and disappointing.

Magic - What was the exact point in removing spellmaking and other fun spells specifically found in Alteration, Destruction, and Conjuration? Skyrim lacked a lot in magic compared to previous TES games.

Skills - Again, more features removed. Athletics and Acrobats were fun skills. They increased the speed and jump height for your characters. You'd think Acrobats would have been a VERY important skill in Skyrim considering the vast mountains, but apparently not.

Cities - With about nines cities in Skyrim, four of which are just small villages. About the size of Riverwood. Oblivion had eight (Kvatch doesn't count but even that was bigger than say Morthal or Falkreath) cities with each one being of expansive size. I find the cities of Skyrim rather disappointing.

Balance - Skills such as Smithing and Enchanting are just too easy to exploit and become overpowered. Improving your weapons over five times after it already hitting Legendary, with the help or Enchantments and even Alchemy. The crafting skills are the main issue when having balance to this game. They really need some limits.

I find those to be some of the major problems. There are plenty of minor problems I have as well.

I am jylag's main account and I logged him off. Nords. svck.

I know and...

Yes they do.

I only felt that way about the Companions and the College of Winterhold which is the worst in this regard.

But the other factions still made some sense.

- After playing a major role in taking down a traitor to the Thieves Guild, and working your ass off to help them regain respect in all holds, you definitely deserve the title.

- As Listener of the Dark Brotherhood, you obviously are a relevant candidate to replacing Astrid.

Dragons. I was already dissatisfied with Oblivions generic European fairytale creatures (Unicorns, Trolls, Imps, Wisps...), but the Mythic Dawn had some cool ideas. Skyrim takes it a step further and introduces the most overused and generic creature of them all: The dragon. No conspiracies, no mysterious cults, no human enemies, just dragons destroying everything randomly. Where is the brilliant, mysterious, alluring, creeping evil of House Dagoth? The dragon cult is long dead by the time you arrive.

And I miss noble Houses. They add a new layer to your character customization, a mix of politics, power, prestige and mindset. I don't feel at home with the Skyrim guilds, it feels like I am just doing jobs for them somehow. I really wanted more diverse factions. Like a lawful mage guild (College of Winterhold) and a chaotic mage guild (Necromancers? Daedra worshippers?), a lawful assassination guild (like Morag Tong was) and a chaotic assassination guild (Dark Brotherhood), lawful warriors (Jorvaskrr) and chaotic warriors (Mercenary guild), lawful thieves (like the Morrowind Thieves Guild, hanging around various Inns) and chaotic thieves (the ones in the sewers), Imperial Cult questline, maybe a guild for researchers (Dwarven ruins, Ancient Nord ruins), an Arena, joinable Bards college, Hunter Guild etc.. I wanted more choices.