9: This is inexcuseable: Every time a quest requires that someone other than Uthgerd follow me into a dungeon, Uthgerd is gone when I return. I use the console to bring her back to me and find that EVERYTHING in her inventory has been stripped out for no reason, even though her dialog options indicate she is still following me. I've tried sending her home beforehand only to find her not there and, when I console-teleport her back she's lost everything again anyway. I teleported myself to HER at one point and ended up http://i.imgur.com/R3znp.jpg. It made me sad.

1: Biggest complaint: The sheer number of things that randomly attack you on the way to anywhere at all. On the road (the ROAD, not the middle of the woods, the ROAD that everyone travels on) between the Valtheim Towers and Riften I counted no less than 3 attacks from bears who were sitting in the middle of the road and two simultaneous Troll attacks. That's idiotic. The forest should be dangerous but you should at LEAST be able to stay on the apparently well-travelled road for more than a minute without 3 wolves, a bear, giant spider, troll and 2 more trolls barreling at you cause you killed their cousins one minute ago during the last attack. Especially annoying considering the awesomely ultra-realistic way that my character is utterly helpess and vulnerable while riding a 700-pound war horse. That's okay cause if I get attacked I can just hit E and, within the hour, he'll be off the horse and ready to ragdoll into a tree while pulling out his weapons. Then the horse will run 10 miles up the road to fight 2 more bears.

2: Stop telling me I'm detected when it's my own horse that detects me.

3: The hot keys do not work for dual wielding. How this got by testers I do not know. I really should be able to just hold shift or something when assigning hotkeys to assaign something to the left hand.

4: Are there no execution animations for dual wield either? I've only ever seen them when I accidentally kill someone with just one weapon. If true, very disappointing for dual-wield assassin.

5: The post-process contrast stuff that darkens the screen when you look into fire is REALLY irritating. Especially because it happens wether you look into fire or not. If that waterfall is slightly whiter than its surroundings, then that water fall is all you're allowed to see for the next few seconds. I've found this effect particularly obnoxious in Markarth.

6: Frequency of dragon attacks. At around the 40th time one showed up I was just rolling my eyes and saying ugh, I'm in the middle of something, go away.

7: NPCs are way too talkative. I did not ask if you work the mill, or if it is fulfilling or if it pays well. I didn't ask because this is the 100,000th time you've volunteered the information while I sprinted past you.

8: The horse can run off on its own but no one thought to give it a map marker or something? After every battle I have to climb a rock and try to spot my horse among the trees. Surely that will never get old. Let me guess: 'eh, the modders will do something about it'.

9: This is inexcuseable: Every time a quest requires that someone other than Uthgerd follow me into a dungeon, Uthgerd is gone when I return. I use the console to bring her back to me and find that EVERYTHING in her inventory has been stripped out for no reason, even though her dialog options indicate she is still following me. I've tried sending her home beforehand only to find her not there and, when I console-teleport her back she's lost everything again anyway. I teleported myself to HER at one point and ended up http://i.imgur.com/R3znp.jpg. It made me sad.

I'm pretty sure player.placeatme spanws a NEW version of Uthgerd. Just go look at her usual waiting point (the tavern) and skip a couple hours. If your current version of Uthgerd is one that was spawned through the console in the first place though, it seems her home point will be somewhat at random where you left her for the first time since she was created.

Don't complain about "bugs" when you caused them yourself with the console

Most dungeons should be very hard to get through without a light source. This is a good thing. I actually find myself occasionally having to use my Khajiit's Night Eye power now, unlike unmodded Oblivion. I wish there was more of a need for torches/light spells/night eye.

Are there no execution animations for dual wield either? I've only ever seen them when I accidentally kill someone with just one weapon. If true, very disappointing for dual-wield assassin.

It's kind of unfair that farmers can walk perfectly peaceful along the road from Solitude to Windhelm (obviously expecting to survive the journey with just an iron knife and a regular farmers outfit), while I - a level 40 Dragonborn in Legendary Glass Armor with Legendary Glass Bows and more perks than they have bottles of ale in their inventory, have to sneak carefully in the shadows at night to get the upper hand against all the bears, trolls and dragons that might be after me.

Take him, he's got no defence, and is not even a Dragonborn!

It's kind of unfair that farmers can walk perfectly peaceful along the road from Solitude to Windhelm (obviously expecting to survive the journey with just an iron knife and a regular farmers outfit), while I - a level 40 Dragonborn in Legendary Glass Armor with Legendary Glass Bows and more perks than they have bottles of ale in their inventory, have to sneak carefully in the shadows at night to get the upper hand against all the bears, trolls and dragons that might be after me.

Take him, he's got no defence, and is not even a Dragonborn!

5: The post-process contrast stuff that darkens the screen when you look into fire is REALLY irritating. Especially because it happens wether you look into fire or not. If that waterfall is slightly whiter than its surroundings, then that water fall is all you're allowed to see for the next few seconds. I've found this effect particularly obnoxious in Markarth.

I teleported myself to HER at one point and ended up http://i.imgur.com/R3znp.jpg. It made me sad.

1: Biggest complaint: The sheer number of things that randomly attack you on the way to anywhere at all. On the road (the ROAD, not the middle of the woods, the ROAD that everyone travels on) between the Valtheim Towers and Riften I counted no less than 3 attacks from bears who were sitting in the middle of the road and two simultaneous Troll attacks. That's idiotic. The forest should be dangerous but you should at LEAST be able to stay on the apparently well-travelled road for more than a minute without 3 wolves, a bear, giant spider, troll and 2 more trolls barreling at you cause you killed their cousins one minute ago during the last attack. Especially annoying considering the awesomely ultra-realistic way that my character is utterly helpess and vulnerable while riding a 700-pound war horse. That's okay cause if I get attacked I can just hit E and, within the hour, he'll be off the horse and ready to ragdoll into a tree while pulling out his weapons. Then the horse will run 10 miles up the road to fight 2 more bears.

2: Stop telling me I'm detected when it's my own horse that detects me.

3: The hot keys do not work for dual wielding. How this got by testers I do not know. I really should be able to just hold shift or something when assigning hotkeys to assaign something to the left hand.

4: Are there no execution animations for dual wield either? I've only ever seen them when I accidentally kill someone with just one weapon. If true, very disappointing for dual-wield assassin.

5: The post-process contrast stuff that darkens the screen when you look into fire is REALLY irritating. Especially because it happens wether you look into fire or not. If that waterfall is slightly whiter than its surroundings, then that water fall is all you're allowed to see for the next few seconds. I've found this effect particularly obnoxious in Markarth.

6: Frequency of dragon attacks. At around the 40th time one showed up I was just rolling my eyes and saying ugh, I'm in the middle of something, go away.

7: NPCs are way too talkative. I did not ask if you work the mill, or if it is fulfilling or if it pays well. I didn't ask because this is the 100,000th time you've volunteered the information while I sprinted past you.

8: The horse can run off on its own but no one thought to give it a map marker or something? After every battle I have to climb a rock and try to spot my horse among the trees. Surely that will never get old. Let me guess: 'eh, the modders will do something about it'.

9: This is inexcuseable: Every time a quest requires that someone other than Uthgerd follow me into a dungeon, Uthgerd is gone when I return. I use the console to bring her back to me and find that EVERYTHING in her inventory has been stripped out for no reason, even though her dialog options indicate she is still following me. I've tried sending her home beforehand only to find her not there and, when I console-teleport her back she's lost everything again anyway. I teleported myself to HER at one point and ended up http://i.imgur.com/R3znp.jpg. It made me sad.

Learn to Fast Travel/use carriages... or stop dying to trolls. Also, learn how to dismount before you run over the top of a mob. This isn't WoW.

Again, learn to fast travel.

And if I want to actually see the exploration game I just paid 60 bucks for? and the issue isn't me dying, its the annoying animals coming up to nibble my horse every 30 seconds

2: Stop telling me I'm detected when it's my own horse that detects me.

6: Frequency of dragon attacks. At around the 40th time one showed up I was just rolling my eyes and saying ugh, I'm in the middle of something, go away.

7: NPCs are way too talkative. I did not ask if you work the mill, or if it is fulfilling or if it pays well. I didn't ask because this is the 100,000th time you've volunteered the information while I sprinted past you.

8: The horse can run off on its own but no one thought to give it a map marker or something? After every battle I have to climb a rock and try to spot my horse among the trees. Surely that will never get old. Let me guess: 'eh, the modders will do something about it'.