I love this game and the developer you can tell go to a lot of trouble making awsome npc characters that exist in the land of skyrim. but I have also noticed a trend with this style games. its that when a new DLC comes out, instead of growing already existing characters, they give a whole new set of npc's to deal with. Now I like to be introduced to new npc's but when they already have a plethera of awsome characters to draw from why not go into more depth about who they are. for instance any npc would work like Faendal I know he's a follower you meet him in riverwood where you find out hes got a crush on Lucan sister. but lets just say in the next DLC see he becomes a kind of quest giver or just has in general more to talk about. Dawnguard didn't update all the npc dialogue and in truth you wouldn't have to update all the npc's but at least a quarter of them. I would say the ones that people normally encounter. Like Lucan who I exclusively trade with because he has the biggest coin purse. I swear he must have thanked me a million time for returning the darn claw.

My point is, I feel like gamesas is like here you go say hello to So and So then thats pretty much it from then on. It's a dialogue issue. Oh if anyone from gamesas reads this ( if it's a voice actor problem I would be more than happy to voice act for free.)

Also I never thought I would be saying this but I have way too much gold and there is no where, no way I can spend all of it. please TES Creators find some awsome way for me to spend all this gold. I'm at a half million septims right now and rising.

Get Hearthfire.
You'll spend a LOT of money getting the needed resources to complete your home.
(500 iron ingots later)

Dude I have Hearthfire already those 500 iron ingots were nothing but a time issue, not a coin issue. travelling from smith to smith, plus i'm obsessive compulsive about storing everything i find, so finding iron was not a problem. I own everything I think I can own in the game and the gold keeps flowing straight to me.

I don't know what to say, except that being overpowered happens in almost all video games when you reach high levels.
As you just admitted, you have a lot of gold because you made your character that way. (my level 71 guy has no gold, because I just collected what I needed to smith the best gear and threw everything else away)

Roll a new character, they start with no gold.

I will try this next time. But I really like having gold. I'm only level 53. If I could just create spells or something, I could maybe increase the potency of those spells with some hard cash, that would be great.