They've already started on the armor and nude females...I, for one, welcome a cute elf mod with keen anticipation. I mean, have you
seen the elves in this game?? Morrowind character aesthetics at work here...

I usually make it a point not to mess with mods until I've played the game first, but with Bethesda products, that principle has thrown a chair through the window and leapt to its death. I'm currently trying out clean skin and faces mods, because...gah.

<---- Again.
But besides all of the useless crap mods already available for Skyrim -- for example, there's even a Pokemon mod -- I did find at least one highly useful mod:
On-screen Interface Key Fix, which works...mostly...for me. I still can't assign the 1-8 keys, but at least Favorites works now.
If that doesn't work,
Interface Hard Coded Key Tweaks might. I haven't tried it. It seems complicated, which means that it will work perfectly for everyone in the entire world except for me.
So anyway, I'm getting used to it: running is still too friggin' slow and I should probably fiddle with the FOV before I make myself sick, but it's become more intriguing once I plunged in. Still wondering how difficult making a custom race will be...
...but screenshots:
"Of course I'm a horse, a horse of course. Why, what have you heard?"
Crap. I just chipped a tooth on my ice cream.
Death is not only the great equalizer, but it's also into equal opportunity.
Current character pic. Love that Steel armor."You don't think the helmet is too much, do you? You'd tell me, right?"
The weapon stance for the two-handed weapons is awesome:...so is it any surprise that I called him Ragnar?
Plus, some insane and sadistic fellow just made a monstrous OB mod
That bastard...let's go kill 'im! Eh...waitaminit...
Some guy with a terrible voice and an inflated sense of self went and started a Let's Play!
And people wondered what Regis Philbin would do with his retirement. Oh...NOT Regis? Okay, great. Well done, then!

Wow...Dough pops in! And me without my cummerbund.

I'm guessing that horses will be fixed not long after the editor's released (and a very special thanks to Bethesda for opting against its timely release

), so...I just know that I'll be trying to fix the running speed.
Let's see...personal experience...ah! Well...I learned early on that giants aren't my friends. I don't know if they're different in other locations, but I do know that hostile giants hit rather astoundingly hard.
In two instances so far, I've been warned away from certain areas, which was different. The first time was right after I left the first dungeon. I walked up a hill towards a cmap with some people, and a woman drew her bow and told me to back off. Being a level one n00b and unfamiliar with the combat physics yet, I walked away. The second time was on my way to find some guy's family sword. I wandered by what turned out to be the Ritual Stone, and was threatened by a robed lass. She was a necromancer and needed to die anyway.
So I guess the AI's okay as long as a horse isn't involved.
