This is not a hate thread. Nothing is perfect, everything has its flaws.

I really don't like how they got rid of the hotkey function they had in Oblivion. It really takes away from the fun of combat if I want to switch spells or change weapons that I have to pause the game (whether through opening the items menu or using the favorites key. I really liked how in Oblivion the game kept on playing while I was changing, made it seem more realistic.

Also, I think that game is way too easy.

Despite that being said, Skyrim will always be one of my favorite games

In a word, it's shallowness. All shiny, no substance.

Grinding to have the skills I want to use. It's an RPG thing, I know, but after the first time I just want the skills.

Its limited memory usage before CTDs. If I were Beth I would've upped the Mb limit to 16Mb. That would've allowed more for armies to confront each other, not only in the Civil War, but also in a possible confrontation with the Thalmor.

All the cut content.

Apparently magic was better (Skyrim is my first so IDK).

Hardly any good unenchanted clothing for mages.

Guilds were...

They never fixed weapons and body cleaning.

That there is more content in the game than I will ever have time for. And all of the bugs and glitches.