I wouldn't say that joining the Psijics is a better ending... I just feel like the endings of all guilds should be a bit more diverse... I mean they all end up with someone they just had join promoted to the leader of the group, maybe they could spice it up a bit

I have always wanted to make a night elf/ moon elf character, but I didn't want it to be stealth based, the lunar weapon enchantment doesn't work, and in general, I couldn't think of enough elements in the game that would support a character like that... However, if anybody would like to attempt it, please do... as I still am interested in the character

If the Dawguard had some sort of affiliation with the Silver-Hand, or at least expressed a hatred for werewolves, people may have been less open-armed to the vampire-hunting guild. I think maybe a mission where you must hunt some werewolves would have been fun, and make you second guess the Dawguard a bit, ever since Skyrim introduced the beloved Companions. 

I would say Alchemy is the easiest to learn. It doesn't require any sort of innate capabilities, and anyone can learn it, as opposed to trying to teach a giant Orc how to sneak. And although smithing could also be taught to anyone, it still requires some sort of skill and strength that can't necessarily be taught, alchemy seems to just be mixing ingredients.

Title says it all really, I mentioned the idea on the chat today, and it got mixed opinions, here is my opinion though: I think cutscenes are a really good way to engage the player in dialogue (especially in Skyrim where you hear the same conversations over and over again whenever you play new characters) and they make the character feel less like a computer generated model that is programmed to move in a repeated pattern and more like an actual person. If they don't add full on cutscenes, I would at least like to see a optional "cinematic" view where there are different camera angles that make conversation a bit more interesting. The cinematic view could also work alongside cutscenes for conversations that are not important enough to warrant a cutscene, like a simple dialogue. Also as a side note would voices make sense in the game... maybe 3 options per gender per race?)So, would you like to see: A lot of cutscenes, cutscenes for only major events, an optional cinematic view, or cutscenes for important events and cinematic view for everything else, or keep it the way Skyrim is now?Sorry, I wrote a bit more than i thought...