1. Vampires are scaled enemies. At high levels, neither NPCs nor guards are able to stop them effectively
2. So, to stop one annoying aspect of Dawnguard, you've got to endure another annoyance? (if you're playing Skyrim since November 2011, you've seen all already, not to mention that a lot of people cannot spend the whole day playing Skyrim just to go from Riften to Solitude).
3. How's realistic to suddenly have an army of undead wiping the cities clean? Attacks happen in the same cell, even if you don't see them, preventing any effective way of defense. It's not like Dragons who are announced by a loud shriek and the epic music.
2. So, to stop one annoying aspect of Dawnguard, you've got to endure another annoyance? (if you're playing Skyrim since November 2011, you've seen all already, not to mention that a lot of people cannot spend the whole day playing Skyrim just to go from Riften to Solitude).
3. How's realistic to suddenly have an army of undead wiping the cities clean? Attacks happen in the same cell, even if you don't see them, preventing any effective way of defense. It's not like Dragons who are announced by a loud shriek and the epic music.
This is the internet. Apparently logic and a different opinion aren't allowed here.
Edit: (To clarify, I agree with you, but apparently we should feel bad for even thinking like that. Who knew?)
And, for the record, I get the MAJORITY of my Vampire attacks in the middle of the day, very often in the middle of towns when I fast travel (anyone saying 'well don't do that' is an idiot; it's a feature of the game, what the hell am I meant to do? Why should I have to ignore it?) and none of them seem any less powerful when in full sunlight. Which is STUPID. As stupid as the damn NPCs running in with their fists and iron daggers.
Also, maybe it's just me, but I don't find 'Go around and reverse pickpocket armour and weapons onto NPCs' to be reasonable, sensible advice. For a starters, if 'you' (general you) have to do that to keep basic store-owners and whatnot from getting killed, then something is very seriously wrong.
Either way, I think when Hearthfire comes for PC I'll be migrating and then I can simply self-patch all the junk that annoys me, and fix bugs rather than be stuck with them on Xbox.