I want objects, mainly books, to randomly move on their own just as soon as I walk into a room. No, not really.

More ambient sound effects for both morning and night. (roosters and birds in the morning, and tree frogs and owls at night)

Since there are children in the game, it'd be cool to see them doing activities with other children. (also I'm really curious to see if what the children beast races will look like)

It'd be pretty funny to see the Adoring Fan from OB as a 200 year old zombie/skeleton. Maybe an easter egg?

lolz. I want books to be easy to place from the inventory into bookshelves (vertically) for easy browsing.

Dragon ball Z air combat mad wizards levitating in the middle of a thunderstorm clashing their spells in a battle of apocalyptic proportions.

Pillow factories.

A wagon you can go back to and stash your loot from a long dungeon run, then bring it to the nearest store and sell your haul (if there's one thing I want to have return from Daggerfall, it's that)

I wanna be able to WRITE on parchment, and make a BOOK/journal...!!!

A backpack and a sleeping roll - even a spell that creates a circle of fire around me so i can sleep undisturbed in the wilderness

Soap - a comb wouldn't hurt either - and definitely a mirror - how hard is it to do a mirror in the game when so many games do great reflections on polished floors?

A try before you buy option - seriously I hate buying clothes only to put them on and think well that doesn't work

Adventurers lunches - forget hero potions I want to be able to bring someone cheese bread lettuce and tomato and they make me a hero lunch - my bladder is tired of swigging potions

Decent bards who sing songs if I pay or threaten them - and they better be good ones based on my race or gender

Sunglasses - I hate snow-blindness give me something to shade my eyes - the Dunmer had goggles for the red duststorms of Morrowind give me some goggles and a scarf

Um I could go on but this will do for now

I would like to see a camping skill that all players have at bit of training in at the start, and at night you have the option of setting up camp which in turn gives you a more rested state then if you didn't bother to set up camp. They could also tie that in with survival skills in general and include hunting, fishing, edible plant gathering, and anything else they can think of to add to the survival skill set.

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Darker nights.

Once you gain enough reputation his fetid corpse crawls after your character.

HA!

Wanted those two for a LONG time!


"Dude, I'm back from the dead... and they were far out man!". All the more reason to try and chop him up into small bits, then hang his head by a tree branch next to a sign that reads "Look out! aHead!".

In the game play trailer near the beginning, you can see birds flying from the trees (from the dragon's view). I am hoping that this is an indication that they are adding more ambient / critter wildlife. I would love to see fireflies at night, and birds and squirrels.

I was also hoping they would have some areas where the snow would be waist deep and you would have to slowly push through it. Also that snow would collect on tree boughs above you, to occasionally fall off from high up. I love the atmosphere of being in a forest with very deep snow, when there is practically no noise, no wind, everything has a muffled quality.

i would like to be able to spit on people. (speechcraft related?)

flirting phrases as an option when you talk to the oposite gender to get them to either say, "Shame on you" or "OOH yeah baby"

To add to this, it would be nice if rain didn't show up on your screen if you are standing under a canopy (like the archways in the Imperial City in Oblivion, rain would still come through even though you're covered).

The nice thing about what you suggested is that even if it isn't in the game, someone will definitely mod it .

Named soulgems, then you soultrap someone in Oblivion you just get the strength of the soul, in Morrowind we got "minor soulgem with scamp" and the strength. Lot's of people like me trapped named monsters and collected the gems, sounds much more fun together with black soulgems, like capture the soul of all the dark brotherhood targets.

Also bring back creatures with more different soul strength, make it worth it to seach out and soultrap high level bosses.

making people like you, so you can have a relationship, marriage, and maybe kids.-------- similar to fable 2 or 3.

I want to be able to actually use my hands, you know climbing, actually picking things up (and maybe throwing them), maybe cracking your knuckles after standing in one place for a while, etc. Also, a portable sleeping roll so I don't have to hike to the nearest camp/town/whatever to level up.

EDIT: now that I think about it, BACKPACKS!

Raw Mouse Input PLEASE!!!!

- Animations for eating and drinking

- Both full helmets and open helmets for each armor type

- An option to disable being able to pick up worthless clutter items

- Being able to dual-wield shields just for bash-happy giggles

- Ability to knock people unconscious or kill with hand-to-hand

- Certain characters reacting to you differently depending on what you wear (e.g. how the Mages Guild would yell at you for wearing necromancer robes in Oblivion)

Oh, I forgot:

-Animated hair

-Characters breath steaming in colder environments. It was in the Dragon attack parts of the trailer but I dunno if that means it'll be in-game.

-Ambient sounds. Just pvssyr noises in a marketplace or tavern make it seem a lot more lively.

Pillow factories underwater.

A lot of good ideas in here, and a lot that made me laugh.

I'd like to see:

-Scabbards (or what have you) of the weapons I'm using actually be strapped or slung to my charcter instead of just floating off in space several inches away from my body.

-Animations in first person to actually grab things, like if you loot something you just killed, or a treasure chest, bending down to check out the body or to open the chest [insert menu], instead of just standing over it, if they keep that interface method.

-More intimacy between You, the player, and NPCs. Just so that you can feel like you have a friend, or some one you know well, instead of just, This NPC has _ disposition toward me, he/she is my friend. You know, just some tangibility. Friend and Companionship.


Not that I necessarily find it important to my personal gaming experience... but! ...
I saw one of the early posts was romantic dialogue? Why not? Why does the Hero always have to be a lonely wanderer for his enitre existence, I mean player is the last of their line, correct? Do the dragonborn die out? Or do we just not go there?