Order of Priority

[Relativelybest]

Suppose you could go back in time and, knowing what you know now, hand Bethesda a list of Skyrim features from highest priority ("This needs to be awesome, spare no expense.") to least priority. ("Aim for decent, but half-ass it if required.")

 

What does your list look like?

[luzburg]

1. Combat (They did well there)

2. In Depth Quests (Not so much)

3. Dungeon Design (Knocked it outta the park!)

[Kurumu1337]

Well first off what is the most modded aspect of skyrim.

Weapons, armor and character design.

If it wasn't for the mods in these areas I wouldn't even be playing skyrim.

I'm big on aesthetics.

[InuyashaFE]

1. Bug fixing

2. SPEARS

3. Weapon and Armor variety

Edited November 23, 2012 by InuyashaFE

[Northborn]

1. New Intuitive Combat System (Its time to throw the old system out the window once and for all.)

 

2. Player Choices/Impact (Skyrim more than Oblivion and Morrowind lacked in quest and dialogue choices.)

 

3. Weapon and Armor variety (With top-tier choices for those who like more realistic weaponry like iron, steel, etc. over the all too fancy, exagerated choices we have in Skyrim. It would have been nice for a Nord-themed game to have top-tier Nord-themed weaponry.)

Edited November 23, 2012 by Northborn

[Deleted3507349User]

My only real gripe with Skyrim is the lack of the ability to be in 1st person view all the time...especially for horseback riding.