I am heartbroken by this game, it could have been the best game ever. No hyperbole, this is the kind of virtual world I used to dream about when I was a little kid talking about what games would be like in the future. It could be, but it really isn't because instead of spending time in that amazing virtual world that you have created I'm having to go online every couple of hours looking for console commands and mods to do basic things like give me a proper inventory menu.
I own both Morrowind and Oblivion and I was initially blown away by the changes you had made to the character system and the more mature, realistic tone of the game, and I've got to hand it to you Bethesda, you learned a lot from your mistakes in Oblivion and it really does seem like you listened to the fans. It was all for nothing though. I can't like you, I can't forgive you for the hours and hours of frustration I have faced. This game is way buggier than Oblivion of Morrowind. Broken quests everywhere, and these issues are known because modders are fixing them before you do. It isn't good enough.
I love the deep, detailed imaginary world you have created in these games, and it's really sad to have to leave but I just can't handle the stress any more. Every time I think I've won a robe disappears or a quest marker points to the wrong location or... well I'm sure you know. I KNOW that you KNOW about these issues. Then I come here to complain (which I never wanted to happen, when I first tried the game I was going to play it to death then come on here and give praise and constuctive criticism) and I discover that instead of fixing these glaring issues you're releasing expansions which will create new bugs and you'll never get around to fixing them.
I give up. I want my money back. Not from the retailer that sold me the game, it isn't their fault. I want it back from YOU. In the unlikely event that someone actually takes me seriously (and I am dead serious) I will provide details of my Steam account to board administrators to prove I paid money for a legal copy of your unfinished game, and I don't want it anymore.