I like Skyrim a lot though I didnt play the other games before it, it is amazing but there is 1 major problem I wish was fixed.
Perks, in the next DLC there should be a way to reset your perks and new abilities that you can level on to level your character and earn more perks because sometimes you regret buying certain perks or you are close to making your perfect character but you are out of perks.

and I know there is a mod for this but there should be a weapon throwing ability where you press a key when wielding any weapon (swords maces, axes, etc.) and you can throw them. It would be a variation of archery such as one handed is a variation of two handed combat and the perks for it would be similar to the archery perks

Great ideas, TS. But I have a problem with the Perk Reset idea, it would basically take away anything that is unique about a build, personally I think an important part of the game is regretting selecting certain perks, but this makes you think twice the next playthrough. I like the way it is, but a perk every 2 levels would of been awesome, that's just me though.

For the weapon throwing one, I think it's a great idea, Like if you have you back against the way you can throw your weapon in desperation to hopefully stagger your opponent so you can make an escape. But the throw has to be to where it doesn't interfere with Archery, Archery should be precise and powerful, the desperately thrown weapon should not have the same accuracy and power. But enough to hopefully help you out when you are in a jam.

Great post, TS, this is my first Elder Scrolls game as well.

No Perk Resetting.
When you choose perks you choose the stars , you can't just say " oh I don't want this particular star to guide me. "

? This barely even makes sense. I actually think perk resetting will be inevitable. With Dawnguard, crossbows just happened to fit very nicely into the archery skill and they pushed a lot of the forging stuff into the steel perk, which is the first one you would get from the smithing tree. Likewise, they came up with interesting ways to get werewolfs and vampire lords perk points. If they decide to add anything into the game outside of just more locations, they might start running into problems.

@ the OP: go play Oblivion, it only costs like 20 bucks and you could probably even get it cheaper than that. Oblivion made use of attributes and a lot of the perks we now select as we level were directly intertwined with the skills, and there were no perks. The system in Oblivion is a LOT more fun and friendly to players than the one in Skyrim. Play Oblivion and tell me if you don't wish they still had attributes in the game.