No, they just won the Bethesda lottery... Bugs now being manifested in corrupted save-games, or observed in-game, now that they realize they are not actual features of the game.
To the poster above:
We don't focus on the bad, it is just more prevalent, and the whole reason we are here, looking for help... as opposed to not being here, not looking for help...
We wouldn't be here looking for help, if there was nothing wrong. Complain to the creators of the bugs, for ruining your forum experience. If they made it less buggy, there would be less of us here complaining. Don't shoot the messengers... Glad you haven't found any bugs, or you don't care about your bugs. So then why do you care about us, caring about our bugs so much? Perhaps if you spent more time playing, you would see our complaints less. (We didn't invite you here to read our posts. You did that of your own free will... Why do you like to torment yourself? Are you a masochist?)

greatly pleased that someone with some semblance of balanced argument decided to take notice of my post... thank you.. and I don't exactly know why I torment myself, perhaps I am a masochist. I simply feel compelled (if but a bit unbalanced to dig at negative commentators - which in a less tormented frame of mind I would simply view with an open-unaffected mind
I agree that the more i go on the forums, the less i enjoy the game... the more i play... the more i like the game.
Undoubtedly there are bugs that would benefit from a good fixing, and I run into them frequently and they are annoying and can be gamebreaking. But I found once I ignored them or was forced to play differently to avoid them ruining my immersion.. I found I got more enjoyment out of the game... I am simply offering that thought to others (while sometimes getting annoyed with blunt and stubborn comments that are devoid of any balanced reasoning.
But I hoped by posting that simply readers - non commenting viewers may have the same feeling about the game when they read stuff like this... My comments are to draw attention away from the bad parts... and focus on the good, or teaching those not set in mind. By no means do I intend to totally discredit the nay sayers, just to point out that folk need not be one or the other... but a balance of the two.
I offer a thought that you can look past faults by avoiding the common psychologically human thought process of what could be "better than" as opposed to "it is what it is - for now" although I would promote improvements and discussion/ suggestion of improvements in any form be it game or life, I demote the sole focus on the negative (which for me 1 of millions of unique skyrimmers, was subtly ruining my thoughts on the game and my faith in bethesda) why? because they are valid points, but can be avoided if you so choose
thank you for replying, and or reading this post JD_Mortal
EDIT:- looking past faults doesn't solve them, but it does allow you to still enjoy a great game when neither dev nor modder manages to fix them