Amalur is one of those games that
needed a modding community, if only to fix the worst bugs. Sadly, I don't think (the state of) Rhode Island is going to hire a few programmers to make that happen, so we're stuck with it, bugs and all.

I would've liked to see the enemies not spawn after they become irrelevant to your level and/or the story; I'm not a fan of the miraculously repopulated area concept. (Skyrim, for example...and Oblivion before it...hey! it's been a couple of days, let's refill the bandit meter...)
I admit, I'm something of a collector. When I find a unique item, such as one of the nine kajillion armor sets that I will never EVER complete, I store it. But the stash won't let me keep everything. Would it have been so hard to make more than one storage chest? It's one of those shortsighted design flaws that makes this game more irritating than it should be. RPGs are for the masochist in all of us, but this is a little more painful than I like. Could've been worse, though; there was Morrowind, which had no storage space that made sense.
Still, I suppose there's the merchant-as-a-storage-chest route: sell everything to a merchant, who will keep it all in inventory forever, probably. I don't trust it, though...it makes me nervous knowing that the game might bug out and my low-level-but-unique Gloves Of Random Fantasy Naming Convention (which I cannot use, due to my current class restrictions) may disappear from the world entirely and they'll be gone forever
and I can't get them back.

I'm not kidding. That
bothers me.

With that said, this game really needed a console. Still can't get that last piece of armor you've been trying to find for the past 60 hours of gameplay? Bring down that console and reward yourself for surviving the crucible of the devs' shortcomings.
Currently, I'm roughly 3/4ths of the way through Dragon Age. Again.
But this time, I'm playing as a dude. Less fuss about outfits and accessories. Just throw on
a dress a robe A ROBE and kill something.
Anyway, I forgot how much I missed DAO, and how frustrating it could be, if...IF...I played through normally, without cheating. But I'm not playing "normally."

Finished Redcliffe, the Circle, the Brecilian Forest, the Warden and Ostagar DLCs, and now I'm off to Orzammar. After that, it's finding the Urn, kicking Cauthrien & Loghain's respective asses, possibly defiling Morrigan in ways even she might find offensive, killing the Archdemon...and THEN playing through Awakening. Then on to DA2.
Within all that is a trip or two to Santa Monica to retrieve the Fleet-Footed God's boom-boom from a pack of bat-wielding beach demons.