I never liked the hostility or the sun damage but if anything I would prefer the sun damage over the hostility. Sure the hostility made the game more challenging but to me it made no sense. They just saw you and just wanted to kill you. Sure your character looks like they are sick but that doesn't mean your a vampire it's like saying everyone who looks sick is a vampire. So this is my idea. Right when you feed on someone they wake up mostly because you should be able to feel if someone bit you in the neck and the person you feed on quickly runs out the door and alerts the whole town. Then after that you have to go strike another town to feed because the town that you just feed in will become hostile whenever you enter but after awhile like 1-2 weeks in game time they will no longer be hostile and you can enter the town till you feed again.

I than watching on FreeTV the show TrueBlood where Vampire can buy manmake blood or drink human blood where they are either hated or blood by human. The vampire demand they cival right, human female want to have six with vampire than vampire said thousand of dollar to bite female woman and have six with then. Ounce than supermarket manger told me than man walk in wearing than KKK outfir and it wasnot Oct 31, there where black shoper in the store ready to breat up the man, the manger open up than close line to check out the man with me do the checking out just to get him out of the store before touble break out.

Exactly. This is why the Elder Scrolls games are going downhill, and it is beyond the whole Lycanthropy/vampirism issue. But in regards to vampires, this all started with Morrowind. Noticed your character in Morrowind could barely talk to anyone if a vampire, which made quests difficult to complete. Even ingame dialogue says no vampire could blend in, because they are so hideous. People complained about the sun damage, about the difficulty in completing quests. Of course, this was fixed in Oblivion where the vampiric player could blend in if he fed(and dialogue talking about Cyrodiilic vampires actually exists in Morrowind, too! And even foreshadows about Janus Hassildor and the rest). Sun damaged only happened if the player fed on a person as well, giving him 24 hours to walk around unharmed by the sun. To stay in that stage, all the player had to do was avoid sleeping/resting and his vampirism wouldn't progress.

Yet people complained about vampirism in Oblivion:

"Why do we have to feed on people, Bethesda! It is so hard! I can't even find a sleeping person, even if there are beggars in ever damn street corner!" or "why do resist talking to me when I look like a fugly pale monster? Even if I have Vampire's Seduction to boost their disposition toward me, or feed on beggars just down the street corner, this game is too hard! Vampire gameplay svcks!"

Then Skyrim came out. Notice we don't burn in the sun as we did in Oblivion. We don't risk roasting to our deaths. Our stats are merely depleted. We also didn't get significant boons as we did in Oblivion. Feeding was the same, and the mechanics were the same, yet people attacked you this time around in stage 4, as opposed to only guards in Oblivion attacking you for being a vampire.

People cried out to Bethesda, whining why their game is so hard and why villagers were attacking them. Then Dawnguard came out . . . and let me not get started on this.

TES VI vampirism: One level. +10 Frost Resistance, -10 Fire Resistance. No hostility or weakness to the sun, ever. Feeding exists only for the "Bloodsvcker" achievement.

I've seen that show. From season 1 all the way to the newerer ones. It went downhill. It became a running joke. I don't think Bethesda should ever look at True Blood for inspiration. Ever!

TES VI vampirism: One level. +10 Frost Resistance, -10 Fire Resistance. No hostility or weakness to the sun, ever. Feeding exists only for the "Bloodsvcker" achievement.

Don't you think an entire level of vampirism is too spread-sheety? /Todd Howard

Frankly, I thought it was a pain in the ass and am glad that it's removed.

How was it a pain in the ass? If you fed normally (which was easy), you wouldn't have to worry about stage-4. Of course if you were lazy about feeding....then it could have been a problem.

Noawadays all the kids want is easy gameplay and boons and no drawbacks.

With Beth. playing Mommy and Daddy and holding the players hand all the time.

Agreed. It is really destroying a lot of the fun in gaming. When there is no challenge at all it gets extremely boring. Many people refuse to learn how to cope with anything in the game and demand to have everything handed to them. This leads to everything being watered down (vampire gameplay for example) to the point of irrelevance.

...Are you aware your eyes are [censored]ing glowing?

I've seen that show. From season 1 all the way to the newerer ones. It went downhill. It became a running joke. I don't think Bethesda should ever look at True Blood for inspiration. Ever!

Oblivion vampirism: Great powers, but also kinda severe weaknesses.

Skyrim vampirism: Laughable powers, the weakness being a Daggerfall simulator. That, and level 4 hostility.

Dawnguard vampirism: Now you can transform into a third person monster that has nothing to do with your character! Oh, and level 4 hostility is gone.

TES VI vampirism: One level. +10 Frost Resistance, -10 Fire Resistance. No hostility or weakness to the sun, ever. Feeding exists only for the "Bloodsvcker" achievement.

But the volkihar breed are considered to be the most powerful in Tamriel. So it fits.
You probably won't be seeing any other vampire type like them in future TES chapters...

No they are the most powerful in SKyrim, not all of Tamriel.

The Volkihar are considered to be the one of the most, if not the most, feared vampire tribe according to Immortal Blood.

The Volkihar are considered to be the one of the most, if not the most, feared vampire tribe according to Immortal Blood.

I think Beth may have some plans in the works.
There is a ref to a Stage 5 Vampirism in the code of the PlayerVampireQuest script, which has a note saying not being used right now.