1.Not being able to visit Morrowind or the Imperial City

2.Werebears it could be a Halloween add-on for free idea

3.Lack of REALLY good customization features

4.NPCs who act [censored]y i mean in Oblivion it was the voice acting that was funny and the faces were almost the same but now....really?

5. Guards Comments

6. Lack of a proper Civil War Quest ending i was really hoping for an ending where WE would be High King or something

7. Lack of really good mounts i mean seriously Bethesda a Dragon mount is an awesome idea

8. Not being able to have a sixual relationship with our wives(It's obvious if you made the women in Skyrim to be sixy)

9. Not having that nordic feeling were you actually get drunk and bed over like 80 women after a big victory lol

10.Arena Faction i mean come on! SERIOUSLY ITS SKYRIM

what are your top ten most annoying things in Skyrim

tbh, despite all the thigns i say about it, it will be hard to find 10 things i really dont like in skyrim:

1) the short quest lines
2) the fact that quest lines have no effect at all on anything but themselves
3) the vampires and werewolves compared to the lore and fannon
4) lack of NPC schedules
5) magic system
6) essential NPCs
7) fan ideas (all that dragon mounts, emporer/high king and return of the dwemer nonsense)
8) lack of some beloved spells
9) lack of choices
10) lack of enemies (although there is more enemies than in past games, it doesnt feel like it)

1. Having to become Dragonborn to do the civil war quests.
2. Item manipulation. I love to decorate.

Really can't think of anything else.

Well, this is "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and not "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, with some blasts from the past added"
Why?
Agreed, but you should have elaborated a little bit on what you really want(ed) to see
I think that the voice acting have been improved (although slightly) over the previous installment. The only thing that irks me to no end is the repetitiveness of each greeting the NPC's give you. Thank goodness for the "No More Greetings: Slightly Reduced" mod that I installed.
Jarl... yes, I can live with that to a point. High King... no thank you.
As cool as some think this would be, I'd prefer not to see it. It would "waterdown" the concept of being Dragonborn... but that's just my lowly opinion.
I don't know about you, but the ES series of games is about exploration and adventure. I don't recall it focusing on being an advlt content simulator. Besides, there are a few mods out there (which I refuse to name) that adds this kind of content to the game. Download and enjoy at your leisure (if you can).
See my reaction to line item #1. I know some people want this added, but I had my fill of the Arena in the last ES game.

I can't of much that annoy's me in Skyrim, but I do know that requests of "We should be Emperor and High King! And we should fly on Dragons, and the Dwemer should return!" do peeve me a bit due to how often I've seen them.

From a completely Gameplay/Roleplay perspective,
1. Short Factions
2. Lack of Consequence/ Alternate endings to the same situations
3. Lack of a portable campsite. Could be a simple bedroll, with a fire (RP purpose)
4. I would like an arena like in Oblivion
5. So many Friggin Essential NPCs
6. No way to increase running speed
7. No Werebears (We are in Skyrim)
8. Lack of rewarding exploration
9. Nazeem
10. Delphine

The last two are NPCs cause I couldn't think of anything else

1: The fact that there are no quests to bring down the Thieves Guild
2: The fact that the Black Briars are unkillable
3: The poor and short Civil War quests -- should be at least three times as many quests
4: Vampires don't take damage from sunlight -- it should kill them over time for the Divines' sake!!
5: No custom spell making -- the spell system in Skyrim is extremely annoying.
6: No quests to rebuild Helgen
7: You don't get to kill the Thalmor ambassador
8: There should be more enemy types -- where have all the nymphs gone?
9: Dragonborn should be able to become jarl -- see 1 and 2 and 6
10: No proper recongnition of you and your accomplishments

This is honestly a stupid point. Morrowind and Cyrodiil have their own game, you can't blame Skyrim for not including them. Skyrim is not a Morrowind/Oblivion remake.

On the point though, I think what mostly bugs me is the lack of depth in quests. Exploration in Skyrim is great, but few quests are very creative. Why aren't there more quests like A Night To Remember, in which you actually have to backtrack to get an idea of what happened?