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Realism.

This is going to keep me up tonight . Ah, I can't wait! I also can't wait for a console with almost-as-good-as-PC graphics (for 3 months) .

I want more control of a guild once you become the leader of it that's the main thing. Then I also want more dialogue options hardcore mode Realistic stabbing marks and cut mark's scorched bodies for when you set them on fire, multiple follower's , more crowded cities, more npc's , more faction's to join.

Construction kit and mod support for consoles.

Oh yeah that too I want mod's on my xbox!

Yeah, well unless Microsoft and Sony actively support modding in games, they'll have to deal with problems that arise in the online gaming community, such as using mods to cheat. That being said, hardware upgrades are the only thing that's keeping consoles behind after 5 years of its life.

-I want the old attributes system back. I don't like how you can only choose to raise your health, magicka or stamina per level in Skyrim. It lessens the RPG 'vibe' from the game for me.
-Non-man children. IIRC, they don't exist.
-Yeah, the morrowind dunmer voices too. I'm quite used to dunmer voices being rough and was quite surprised to hear them differently in Oblivion.
-Removal of the skill perk system or simplification of it. Honestly, I don't really like it. It gives me the feeling that I missed that one useful perk that gives me a lot of gold or amplifies my enchantments or makes me a better smith.
-New spell elements. Where's water, earth or wind?
-More animal companions. I want spiders or mammoths!

being able to ride a dragon and mods for the console version

Not necessary, but I would like garlic to have an effect called "Repel Vampires".

Crossbows, anyone?

I really didn't like the archery in Oblivion... It really sucked. I felt like everything were tanks getting shot with arrows, not squishy flesh being shot by arrows. I don't know about Skyrim, but I'll give it a try once I get the game. (I want crossbows because people liked them in Morrowind, and crossbows are pretty cool... Also, it'll be quite awesome if you could duel-wield the crossbows...)

I'd like to see Elsweyr, and maybe Valenwood together. Probably something along the lines of "Down with the Elves!".

A lot of work on the Khajiit would be cool too, with changing the weight slider actually altering the type of your Khajiit, to a degree (only bipedal, of course). So, for example, putting it all the way to the right would give you a huge, muscle-bound Cathay, and on the other end of the spectrum would be a stringy little Ohmes. And the other, four-legged types would be present too, but non-playable.

The main quest would concern the player rallying the Khajiit and maybe the Bosmer against their Thalmor "saviors", and driving them out of Elsweyr, probably ending with some all-out LOTResque battle.

Or we could get Black Marsh and mainland Morrowind, which would also be *awesome*. Any thoughts?

A lot has been said about different elemental spells, and I'm totally on board with that. A "Form Golem" alteration spell would be really cool, where you cast it at the ground and a golem forms to fight for you. Also, there could be a "Tidal Wave" (also alteration) which would obliterate enemies in or near water. Not really practical, but it strokes my Arch-Mage ego. As far as destruction goes, wind is totally untapped and it would do both damage and disarm your foes.

*Note: I know I already posted this somewhere else, but it got locked out... My own fault, really. Sorry!

I want to go to Elsewyr and I want the Dark Brotherhood to return but when the Dark Brotherhood returns I want them to be at war with another guild and have missions where you have to kill rival guild members.

I can't think of anything other than existent QA. I realise games on the scale of TES are pretty much bound by the laws of nature to be teeming with bugs, but it's actually held me off playing Skyrim.

In terms of actual features, seeing pole-arms and crossbows again would be neat. However if they improved combat, made it feel more visceral, then I would be satisfied with just the usual sword-axe-mace etc. combo. Oh, and horseback combat; having to choose between idly flopping off my horse to dispatch wolves every five minutes, or galloping onwards and ignoring them, is such an issue for me that I prefer not using horses at all.

I'd like to see a game-story theme of dwarfs re-emerging or a defeat the Altmare Dominion.

For gameplay mechanics.

1. More spells available (But no spellcrafting)
2. More archery abilities.
3. Separate 1h sword/axes/maces from daggers and give the 2 perk trees their own unique perks (Assassins and thieves fight different then a warrior does with a waraxe.)
4. Unarmed skill (make it it's own skill type, and give it perks to make it viable. As well as better combat animations *Martial arts*.)

I think skyrim did a lot right. Simplified a lot of tedious non-sense like armor/weapons degrading and managing stat points (The new Hp / Mana / Sta + skill based effectiveness is much better then oblivion's stat point nonsense)

Whatever they decide to do, it's obvious from skyrim that it will be a great game regardless of what they do. I wouldn't be dissapointed if nothing from my list ended up in TESVI.

I'm really most interested in what the TESVI story is going to be. They're getting better at delivering much more animated and seemless story. I can't wait to see some of the sequences from the next game.

The voice acting of Sir Patrick Stewart.

Has nobody said the Dunmer voice?

[&@%!]! I must of missed that.

A different province, that's for sure.

I would also like to see larger cities that's streets are crowded with maybe nameless characters like nord, orc etc. I think this would make the cities feel more like cities if you had just some random npc's walking the streets making it feel more crowded more like a city.

Being able to work for someone as a farmer or something, being able to become a guard, stuff like that.

Good idea addicted

Being able to accept your own contracts from random people, although that would defeat the purpose of the DB...