I am literally getting sick (nauseous) from playing for days on end, because of the jerky graphics outdoors.
Judging from other comments, getting a faster computer is not guaranteed to fix this issue.
I HATE SKYRIM'S COMBAT intensely. The fact that weapons don't fire until you RELEASE the attack key, and only if you hold it down for a second or more is truly the most idiotic, and downright malevolent idea for a game with so much action in it.
I hate the fact that most quests are simple killing missions. I hate the lack of level requirements before quests can be initiated, and the lack of indication of the difficulty of each quest. I suppose the developers thought it would be funny if they lured newbies into deep dungeons with a bunch of flimsy skeletons at the beginning, to make them think "hey, this is easy!" only to have some ridiculoulsy overpowered boss at the end of the dungeon.
I hate the bugged quests with almost a total lack of guidance or clues ... When a quest cannot be completed you just don't know if it's a bug or because you're supposed to complete some other quest first.
I hate the fake AI, NPC's greeting you right fter they've killed you, greeting you every minute if you're near them, followers talking plops when they should keep their mouths shut.
They made the game too complex and there's just too much mental energy required, it becomes more work than play....
It's just not fun enough for the amount of time it demands from the player. . . wanna just explore? tough, you can't , you'll get charged by flying wolves and skating mudcrabs at every turn .
Forgot to cast Stoneflesh (out of the dozens of available underpowered spells) before that battle? too bad. No, it isn’t enough having all those health potions in your inventory, you have to remember to drink them before you die, you must interrup the battle and scroll through your inventory to locate the potion, conveniently listed right beneath the poisons, and easily mistaken. WHAT FUN!
You have to individually poison every arrow, and there's a bunch of keys to use to navigate menus. The DROP ITEM key is next to the CHARGE ITEM key, have fun dropping your Staff in front of that Draugr Overlord blasting you with ice spikes that never miss.
As for you, you will miss a lot. You can stand in right front of some opponent (they all move like on fast forward) and frantically swing your swords, but if you don't time your key presses accurately, or if the nearly invisible crosshair isn’t actually touching your opponent, you will slash at thin air while he guts you like a fish, using inferior weapons. You have about 2 seconds to get your keypresses right.
Your staff will run out of charge during battle and you will get a little message in the top left corner of the screen, which you will not notice for a while as the batle is hectic, until you realise your staff has stopped firing and you're dead.
What fun!
Don't be surprised if the "Creation Kit" much more limited than you expect, because of Steam. They are bound to limit what people are "allowed" to modify.
