Flameseeker

I've not been playing the game constantly since I bought it at release (Shogun 2 and GW2 also keep me occupied in my free time), but I always end up coming back to Skyrim nonetheless. The game doesn't have the best storyline or writing but for me it's easily the most immersive game I've played to date. You can quickly lose track of time without even touching the main quest or a faction quest and before you know it you've spent hours just wandering the tundra. Modding it makes the game even more beautiful! Seriously, I booted it back up last night and spent a good five minutes just staring at all the different colours of the night sky just blazing brilliantly over Dragonsreach and on top of that, no other game lets you propel people off of cliffs in quite as glorious a manner as Skyrim does. Lastly, mods. Without mods the game wouldn't be half as repeatable as it currently is. So at the risk of appearing to be brown-nosing, thanks to all those lunatic modder's out there who slave over their projects for hours to entertain myself and others. Now if only I could decide on a permanent character... I've lost track of the amount of times I've finished Helgen now and even repeating Ralof's lines verbatim in various stupid voices has gotten boring! Really, I think that might be my main criticism of the game and it's more a criticism of myself. It spoils me for choice so much that I just can't decide on a character. Ha.

TES VI Wishlist Alinor / Summerset Isles.Being able to finish a faction questline without becoming its supreme leader (example: I wish Tolfdir had become Archmage).Telekinesis.A Dark Brotherhood quest-line en par with the one in Oblivion (that's a personal opinion, I wasn't all that impressed with Skyrim's DB compared to Oblivion's).Hermaeus Mora.Racial Discrimination that actually has consequences.A continuation of their policy in Skyrim; no class archetypes unless you want to build for them specifically.Lastly, and I realise this is probably just wishful thinking, I'm hoping they will make the main questline more dynamic and with more choices. I wish there had been an option for the Dragonborn to influence things from behind the scenes rather than be this central heroic figure. Of course the option to be that central heroic figure should also be there. It just felt strange when playing as, for instance, a character that was the Listener and the Thieves Guild Master to become the central hero in a nordic saga of dragon-slaying. That sort of character typically doesn't want that sort of attention. A chance to work behind the scenes and help a faction to defeat the enemy - with your aid but in a backseat role - would have been cool. Although I doubt this could happen due to lore unless they used a Dragon Break or something.