So far, I haven't run into many glitches, which I'm thankful for but, Bethesda overlooked a few things.

1- In a true wilderness, bodies ALWAYS dissapear after a time. Wolves and other varmits always consume dead people/animals. I don't want to keep comming across things I or someone/thing killed 3 months ago! Needs fixing Bethesda!

2- When harvesting flora, it never seems to regenerate! ALL plants regrow after a time. Not gonna be much fun to play once you have harvested and purchsed every ingredient in Skyrim with no way to get more! Needs fixing Bethyesda!

3- I purchased the house in Whiterun and gained the woman that's supposed to tend to my house. Why isn't she replacing the items I use each day? I'm of course speaking only of the food stocks. You'd think that'd be 1 of her duties other then constently sitting in my bed room! Needs fixing Bethesda!

4- Running into creatures that will be tough to kill at level 30 are just a bit much for a level 10 character. In Morrowind & Oblivion, you kept the creatures you ran into in synch with your character level. Is that too much to ask for in Skyrim? Needs fixing Bethesda!

5- Finally, all of us would really appreciate getting some feedback from you folks at Bethesda. Don't need a personal response to every post but, If you read these, you'll see many are the same complaints and should be quit easy for you to fix. At least let us know you're trying to address our complaints with your own post!

You didn't let us down with Morrowind or Oblivion and those were GREAT games!! Don't drop the ball this time PLEASE!! Skyrim has what it takes to become your BEST EVER!

@4 - NO, NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!

Level-scaling is AWFUL. It's great that we can run into creatures far beyond our own abilities at a low level.

Lydia is not your housekeeper. She is a guard.

#4 is fine. It's good that there are areas with monsters much tougher than you. It gives you another goal to work towards. I know I always loved it in RPGs when I came across an area that I couldn't 'clear' because of the mobs there. I'd go on with my questing and level up but then, later, when I'd gotten stronger I'd go back to that area, kill those mobs and find out exactly what they were guarding. The anticipation was nice.

1- they will after a long time.

2- they will after a long time.

3- she is your bodyguard, not your house maid.

4- bethesda got this wrong once again, but in the opposite manner. there is still too much level scaling still (although its MUCH better than oblivion). My major beef with oblivion was the scaled loot and how it was nearly impossible to find gear like daedric and glass equipment until you were a high level, and then it was over saturated with the stuff. This is still noticeably in the game. Is it too much to ask to have access to that top gear early on?

5- That is what M'Aiq is for.

QFT

Nothing wrong with number 4 much much better than Oblivion.