You yelled about advanced keybinding ability.

This, and other things.

Also, "Console players are so smug" tends to insult console players. Don't pretend you don't know what you're doing and get off the forums. You have no place here.

nitpicking aside his point still stands and that is a "issue" luckily I have the ability to set keys on my mouse to match the key binds that you cannot change but not everyone has that luxury.

As for the rest of the post he has various constructive reasons that are present in the game today.

But anyways OP, I know this is the "meme" of the forums but mods and with one in general SkyUI it is the only way I can play with a K/M in Skyrim because of the fantastic UI that has been created.

I know, work as an developer and know that even converting simple programs from VB6 to .NET is a lots of work.

This is why I find the menus on the Skyrim PC version so annoying, more so then you have to work to hit the right one in an dialogue. No the mouse does not work right, the arrows regularly jump over selections. Fixing it so arrow down or s jumped one step down and not two is not much work.

Inconsequential. Disagreeing with your mother doesn't mean that I have to call her an idiot, and not liking a feature of a game's PC version does not allow someone to disregard the forum rules and make inflaming, insulting comments.

For that matter, it does not follow that the game's features on PC necessarily are the way they are because of consoles, whether you're talking about UI or anything else.

Furthermore, even if a feature is intentionally the same across the board, development decisions are made for reasons more important than laziness, I would imagine. I don't see why a team of professionals with a vast amount of knowledge and tools and a multi-million dollar budget would spend years making an inferior product, but that's just as far as I can reason.

Well, the game is what it is. You are most certainly entitled to your complaints as there are a good many aspects of Skyrim I do not like. Having said this, if I were you, I wouldn't buy Oblivion, or any game from Steam, unless you absolutely have to do so, like the game is a Steam only game, just like Skyrim. You can still buy Oblivion as a hard copy and not have it be linked to Steam; that way, if you no longer want it, you can sell it off, whereas you cannot do that with a Steam game.

I also recommend getting Fallout 3 GOTY edition that isn't a Steam only game and it is only about $15-20 now.

It's extremely hard to scale a game down, look at the problems with PS3 because it has a bit less memory than xbox360.
Now imagine if you designed it on an pc with 4GB ram.

I suspect someone has already told you this, but on the PC there are eight hotkeys, just put something in your favorites menu and when you open it up hover your mouse over it and hit a key between one and eight. This will let you quickly switch between weapons, spells, shouts, powers, et cetera.

A constructive complaint about limited control options would have been fine, but console-bashing is not. I myself don't play on consoles and gamepads are my number one reason - and I too don't like how its limited controls of PC games. But railing on a specific platform is unconstructive, inflammatory, and inappropriate.

Their name isn't In Demand. While there's a rumor that's what "id" stands for all official comment on this has stated it's a reference to id, ego, and superego. If it was an acronym it would also presumably be pronounced "eye dee," but it isn't.