Thalmor banned religion factions.

It isnt cournal autumn.

I felt the College quests were fine but that my becoming arch mage was way too fast. There wasn't even a need for that. I don't understand why they feel we have to be the eventual leader of every single faction we become involved with. I didn't even want to be the leader of the College although I do like having the Arch Mage quarters which are very spacious and full of lots of nice items. Still I rarely go there because it's just not as convenient as the town homes and I think my character being Arch Mage is rather silly. I went from unknown beginner to archmage in a handful of quests. It should take years to become leader of such an organization not mere moments. I don't care who recommended me, that made no sense at all. But there were plenty of quests associated with the College and overall I was satisfied with that experience.

I really hated how the civil war turned out. I was looking very forward to it, but it makes no sense, why does taking over a castle in a snowy mountain help you take over a town about 2 kilometers away. i didnt even have to take it over, it was automatically ours. and taking over whiterun gave the stormcloaks 2 villages and a fort or something like that. without figthing. And i just loved how Ulfrich gave me orders.
MEEEEE: ¨What should i do now¨
Ulfrich the Jarl of the most awesome city in Skyrim: ¨you are free to harras, [censored] and even PWN the Imperial. BUTTTTT i think Galmar needs your help killing a few legioneiries, even though he clearly has double the soldiers at he′s camp, and an unfair advantage cause the [censored] imperial supply line is cut off.¨

I think that they should have had longer guild questlines for people who like to play Elder Scrolls games like Dragon Age: Origins ... i.e. a linear game with four or five chapters that can be taken in different orders. But I don't play Elder Scrolls like that, and those asking for longer questlines should be aware that they are asking for more linearity in a game series one of whose main virtues is extreme non-linearity. For me, DB, Thieves' Guild and MQ are all plenty long enough. The Daedric Shrine series is absolutely massive. The Mages' Guild is a bit short if you want one overarching narrative, but it serves very well as a quest hub. I'm willing to believe that the Companions is a bit short, but don't much care about the merc guilds; I think that I only completed the Fighters' Guild lines once for Oblivion and Morrowind.

Basically, I think the complaints are overcooked.

Not only are the guild dissapointly short, but its also svck when becoming master. The game doesnt make me feel like a guild-master. Young adventerues should come to me and ask for my advices, and maybe ask for being signt-up. People should show that they know my role as a guild-master. I should have duties, and should be able provide work for my employees.

The game gives you no options when playing a master of a guild.

the lack of follow through after finishing a quild quest line is pretty standard. they've done more with radiant quests that continue- but in terms of recognition of the new position- no.

if you dont want to do quests then dont do them. having short quests only hurts the players that want longer involved quests and want to feel like they have actually earned something instead of being handed stuff on a silver platter. the complaints are NOT overcooked because virtually everyone disagrees with you. having more quests and longer quests does NOT make the game more linear at all. there is nothing stopping someone like you from doing a quest then wandering around the world and then doing another quest later on. there is however a problem when i do three quests in a row and im all of a sudden a guild leader.

Lots of us love the Elder Scrolls and Bethesda and want things to get better- not to lose assets along the way for whatever reason. That's not overcooking, or [censored]ing.

It's a family; and the Skyrim child arrives to much hooray and the child is the handsomest and brightest of the lot, but lacking depth.

He's a Salesman, this Skyrim child. He'll do well in pleasing people and selling things.

PS I said the 'itch' word; didn't know it was censored.

man im seriously gutted and wish i didnt read this, i had my heart set on them being long like oblivion, i havnt started any yet and now dont want too, sniff sniff, i know you cant expect to much from them, theyve allready made an amazin game, but guilds have allways been a big part of tes, i would take loads more guild quests over hundreds or pointless ones, though i do like alot of the misc quests, as long as theres differnt dialog than im interested, if it starts repeating then ill lose interest though, do the radiant ones repeat