The sub forums for the Xbox and PC version have DIRECT and official responses stickied at the top regarding specific issues.

The PS3 subforum is barren.

What he and many others would like is a guarantee that this problem will get fixed in the very next patch.

someone should of posted a link to that poll when it was live, good find though

Well I am at about 38 hours in with a save file of 6.1 MB with no issues yet. However just to be safe I clicked the link to register my game. I have never done that for a PS3 game before.

I think at this point we can all just face facts (This is addressed to the apologists out there as well as the staff at Bethesda) that there is most definitely a major problem with the Playstation 3 version of the game. This goes beyond a small user base experiencing a handful of rare glitches to a game which is fundamentally broken at a coding level. There is really no other way to put this but: Bethesda knowingly released a version of their game Skyrim which was broken and intentionally mislead consumers into buying it with false promises of equal performance on the Playstation 3 that was comparable to the PC and Xbox360.

I am highly doubtful a patch will fix this.

I would also like to take a moment to offer a warning to others here on the forum and ask they spread it to friends who purchased this game on the PS3. By purchasing this game you are entitled to 90 days of protection under warranty however Bethesda put a caveat in the back of the game manual which states the following:

"To be eligible for warranty protection hereunder, you must register at www.gamesas.com within thirty (30) days of purchase. Failure to register within thirty (30) days of purchase shall result in the loss of your warranty protection. Warranty protection is available only to you, the original purchaser. In the event of any questions in this regard, Bethesda Softworks reserves the exclusive right to determine warranty eligibility and appropriate redress, if any."

What this means is if you fail to register the game you give up your rights to make a claim under warranty. It may also impact your ability to take part in a class action lawsuit if one gets filed. Here is the link to their site and the registration section (which is hidden within a subsection of the contact tab. Intentionally if you ask me) http://www.gamesas.com/eng/register.php

It is already the 22nd, that means that there are only 19 days left to register from launch.

REGISTER YOUR GAME, GET YOUR WARRANTY ON RECORD. THEY ARE DELAYING AND DRAWING OUT PATCHES TO LULL US INTO WAITING AND HAVING OUR WARRANTIES LAPSE. DO NOT LET THEM GET AWAY WITH IT.

What burns my ass is that nobody in charge is communicating with us.

Already tweeted Mr. Hines. My Twitter handle is: ErikWithNoC

Tweet is as follows:
"m.ign.com/articles/12131…
Did you guys honestly test the PS3 version of the game?"

Looking forward to what he says in response...

Well since Doko's game runs pretty well, or at least better than dead island which was a laggy mess, Doko thinks they must have tested it.
However remember most testing was most likely done on a section by section basis, and not continous long play sessions as you all are most likely doing. Bugs and memory leaks caused from extended play is rather hard to find when rules and regulations do not allow for people to work for 12 hours straight.

Also People such as Doko never voted on no stinking poll because we did not experience game breaking lag, and now Doko is assuming people are encountering slight lag and exaggerating big time.

Well since Doko's game runs pretty well, or at least better than dead island which was a laggy mess, Doko thinks they must have tested it.
However remember most testing was most likely done on a section by section basis, and not continous long play sessions as you all are most likely doing. Bugs and memory leaks caused from extended play is rather hard to find when rules and regulations do not allow for people to work for 12 hours straight.

Also People such as Doko never voted on no stinking poll because we did not experience game breaking lag, and now Doko is assuming people are encountering slight lag and exaggerating big time.

Doko, apart from sounding like a [censored] with the way he posts, should have known that when you test a piece of software you must do it like an end user. I don't believe that they didn't do a full 300 hour playthrough on the PS3 before release but if they didn't, it is very unproffessional of them and they deserve the backlash.
The gaming industry sadly has no limits on work hours. Just google it.

Their machine may have been suped up in some way we don't forsee. Some change may have occured at the last moment or perhaps there was a ps3 firmware update that conflicted at some point.

There's a few things that could happen. But as a professional tester myself, I bet someone is very scared about their job right now and I wish them the best. It's rough to miss a big bug during testing. I love finding a big one and crushing the souls of our developers. I fondly recall dancing gleefully around one engineer when his three week long project turned out to cause fatal errors that could potentially ruin a server. It wasn't a nice dance, no, it was a mean spirited sort of taunt that could legitimately have resulted in fisticuffs. Fortunately, I was the bigger man. Physically.

But there are a lot of other variables that could have prevented testers from catching it. It may have come down to the testing project design itself. After a few more certifications I think I'll apply to Bethesda, I love their game and I love catching/solving bugs, so it's a good fit (though testing can ruin your love of a product).

Their machine may have been suped up in some way we don't forsee. Some change may have occured at the last moment or perhaps there was a ps3 firmware update that conflicted at some point.

There's a few things that could happen. But as a professional tester myself, I bet someone is very scared about their job right now and I wish them the best. It's rough to miss a big bug during testing. I love finding a big one and crushing the souls of our developers. I fondly recall dancing gleefully around one engineer when his three week long project turned out to cause fatal errors that could potentially ruin a server. It wasn't a nice dance, no, it was a mean spirited sort of taunt that could legitimately have resulted in fisticuffs. Fortunately, I was the bigger man. Physically.

But there are a lot of other variables that could have prevented testers from catching it. It may have come down to the testing project design itself. After a few more certifications I think I'll apply to Bethesda, I love their game and I love catching/solving bugs, so it's a good fit (though testing can ruin your love of a product).

Why are you trolling? Just yesterday you was saying how you were having the heavy lag but on a different savefile or are you using sarcasm?