Invest in the Riverwood Trader - there's a bug that raises Lucan's gold to 11,000.

I do believe we need more sky beasts as well. A buddy of mine suggested this a couple days ago. It would be nice to see a mix of both passive and aggressive flying beasts.

Some animals besides hawks and dragons would be nice.

I would also like new types of weapons.

I would like to see a nice Giant Raven come swooping down at me and try to grab me with its talons.

Another suggestion would be more money sinks. Bigger castles with more upgrades would be nice to see. Maybe the ability to start up a settlement, in which it costs money to create and upgrade houses for YOUR villagers

I do agree with the destruction boost.

That would be nice.. I would love to have my own settlement.

In reality, I could easily grab a couple of you guys, sit down at a table, and nail down a couple hundred insane ideas for Skyrim

Farming plots is also another checkbox I'd like to tick off on my "wants" list from bethesda. Not a major checkbox, but I love farming in games, no idea why.

I would like the underwater stealth kills for any race, but the faster swimming and being able to see more clearly under water would be fair for argonian players.

Lets do this then.

they should update it to where you can change storage devices at the main menu on the console. because i would sometimes pick the wrong storage device and have to restart the game to get the right storage device i want.

The Armsman Perk does increase the Damage of Daggers. I've tested it many times myself. The "Fortify One-Handed" Enchantment or potion however, does not improve the damage.

As for the Topic.

A better, more emergent world that really utilizes Radiant Story in a more effective way. The Thieves Guild represents the pinnacle of what Radiant Story can do, and if applied globally across Skyrim, can really allow players to shape the world around their character in an organic way.

Just some examples:

Bounty Quests improve the economic status of the hold they're completed in, slightly increases merchant gold and stock quality at certain watermark intervals. (Cap should be relatively high and hard to reach to make it an ongoing process.) The Thieves Guild accomplishes this with the Delvin/Vex jobs.

Homes and structures repopulating with "Generic" NPCs if all occupants are cleared. We already see this happen with Forts. This would really make Markarth a more appealing city, since during a certain quest, there's a high probability of depopulating the city.

Better Radiant Rewards. Gold is a fairly worthless commodity in Skyrim because of the lack of a destruction engine to cycle it out of the system. The college actually solves this issue with "Shalidore's Insights" special scrolls. Increasing the spread of this idea would be beneficial to the incentive of questing. It needs to be consistent in the factions, particularly the Companions.

Scaling back of certain Radiant Rewards when they do not make sense for the quest. Great Example is the finale of the Civil war quests. Getting a "Generic leveled Sword" at the end of a faction line is an insult. It doesn't have to be an item necessarily, just something meaningful.



My secondary, and much more realistic desire for a Skyrim Update, is to give all appropriate enemies a decent Armor Score. A Bandit Chief shouldn't really have an AR that does more than Double his effective HP, but a Centurion Master seems like he should cap out the AR, maybe even overcap to defend against a certain degree of the Mace Perk.
Additionally, with this, Weapon Spec perks need a buff to enhance their differentiation. The idea for "Balance" Would be that the ceiling of average global DPS remain the same, but require the player to invest in these perks.

i have had this problem too.

good to see im not the only one.

I love the idea of a more realistic Skyrim, but some people prefer Skyrim stay this way.

*raises hand*
I personally wouldn't care if we never received any new content at all. I'm 100% satisfied with it - I still feel the same awe when playing as I did when I first turned it on.

thisthisthis

I can't blame you for loving the game how it is. I would just like it to be more realistic in certain aspects.

Same here!

I think it would be great if we could use the smithing skill to create arrows, that would make the smithing skill much more useful than only ever using it to upgrade or create weapons. Especially as they dont degrade like they used to do. Unless fletching is already in the game and i just havent seen it of course that one guy in solitude who always says "fletching is hard work but it suits me" could even be a quest anchor to get you started?

My complaint isn't so much about realism, as it is about improving on what Radiant Story could do. All my ideas are already actually seen in practice within the game, but Bethesda didn't scale it up to a great enough degree.

I love that idea.
I also want to see more use for jewels. Being able to create jewel encrusted weapons would be cool. There's some pretty cool looking unique weapons, such as the Dawnbreaker, but they're not very good. Making your own weapons is far more beneficial, and this might allow a more customized character, particularly if there's multiple ways you can encrust the jewels. It would also be cool if there was some unique jewels with high level magic effects that were attached to them when you create an item (so there is a way to add magic effects aside from enchanting).

I have been wanting this since I started Skyrim!

Flying mounts besides dragons.

hand to hand as a skill