What DLC would you like to see in Skyrim?

[Rutnier Nodarse]

I for one want to hear what you guys think about upcoming (if any) DLC should be about? I'd like a online component where one can host a small room and Roleplay/ duel fellow friends with their own characters. No leader-boards, no PvP (aside the short duels), just good ol' fashion RP with a buddy. I'd also like to explore Cyrodiil once more, not because I miss much of it, but I just want to see what has happened in the following 200 years and how the Civil War in skyrim has affected (if anything).What do you think a good DLC should be?

 

[AndyFromMonday]

The kind that's free of charge.

 

[mikey7339]

The kind that fixes the unplayable PS3 glitch.

 

[The_Blue_Rider]

Another big expansion like Shivering Isles, maybe involving the Dragonborn becoming the leader of all dragons and crushing the Empire/Thalmor.
Also maybe a DLC where the main villain is another Dragonborn

 

[enzilewulf]

I want to see the next great war between the high elves and Empire.

 

[Free Thinker]

Horse armor!
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All jokes aside, I'd like to see a return of the Dwemer, or a large-scale investigation, where at some point, there's a large battle against the Falmer. That'd be a great opening DLC that could be on par, or close with Shivering Isles.

 

[AlternatePFG]

I dunno, my horse feels awfully vulnerable. If there was only some sort of... defense I could get for it. Ah well, that idea is simply too out there for Bethesda to implement in the game.

Wouldn't mind seeing some full on expansions. I don't want the type of crap DLC they had in Oblivion. (Aside from Shivering Isles of course)

 

[kouriichi]

Raj would love to see one based around moon sugar! Maybe the skooma trade across borders?

Perhaps more about the East Empire trading company, and taking control of it. Or, becoming Jarl of your own settlement.

Not much they could do wrong to be honest! Raj would just like more in-depth mechanics, and control over things in Skyrim. Maybe then Wife Mjoll can get off back about being lazy, murdering thief who is drug addict.

Though drug trade expansion might not help.

 

[Darkasassin96]

The kind that fixes the unplayable PS3 glitch.

They already have that out, its called get a fricking XBOX already.

 

[Riccan]

As much as he has been featured in the Elder Scrolls games, I would LOVE to explore Hircine's Hunting Grounds.

That, and maybe something involving Hammerfall; possibly something that leads to a joint attack from the Empire and Redguards on the Dominion, joining the Dominion cripple Hammerfall, or any sort of combination.

Or maybe an expansion that involves traveling to Cold Harbor?

Really, I just hope that it will be fantastic.

 

[Rooster Cogburn]

I want large expansions with new land mass. Adding parts of High Rock or Hammerfell would suit me. I've always been a little curious about these areas, and I didn't really play Daggerfall. I wouldn't be surprised if we got some DLC dealing with the Thalmor. Perhaps the Dragonborn could get embroiled in Thalmor operations outside Empire's current holdings. As good as Shivering Isles was, I wouldn't mind seeing the realm of another Daedric Prince. Hircine seems thematically appropriate, but maybe they want to mix things up.

I wouldn't be against some kind of multiplayer functionality necessarily, but I would be very surprised. Skyrim REALLY doesn't lend itself to that sort of thing.

Edit: Here's a crazy idea: how about an expedition to ATMORA!? They would need to come up with a pretty compelling justification for such a foolhardy venture.

 

[michiehoward]

Kill the Thalmor, quell the Dominion. Return Tamirel back to relative normalness.

 

[Azure-Supernova]

I don't know just yet, I'd like to see something done with the giants. Perhaps a neutral faction you can persuade to join a side in the war effort.

I'd rather a nice big patch that adds in travel aid. As much as I love sprinting around in my stamina enhancing clothes and riding my horse, in Oblivion there was a sense of progression with the travel. I saved 1000 Septims and it went straight towards a nice Bay horse to help get around. Forty to fifty hours later and I was galloping around on my swift Black horse, all 5000 Septims of it. In Skryim it's a straight 1000 Septim investment, which soon become pocket change in the fucked up economy of Skyrim. Oh, and they're slooooooow.

 

[ace_of_something]

It's pretty damn big. I can't imagine adding more. I guess more variety in weapons. I really feel like I should be wielding a flail.

As much as he has been featured in the Elder Scrolls games, I would LOVE to explore Hircine's Hunting Grounds.

Really, I just hope that it will be fantastic.

I just want to congratulate you on having an Arcanum avatar.

 

[Nathan Dewar]

I think just let beth do what they do, that is to say, obviously the main questline was the most beatiful and immersive part of the game, all this side things that people want them to add, can be done by modders unless your on console, in which case go suck a dick (nah just kidding guyz, i lub u). So yeah just a progression of the main story line and also traveling to other parts of the world, like we know the map is in there folks, they just need to MAKE IT SO.

 

[Scorched_Cascade]

I'd love for more of the Daedric lords to get fleshed out a bit.

Sheggy has shivering isles
Azura has Morrowind
Hircine has Bloodmoon
Mehrunes Dagon has Oblivion
Nocturnal has a little bit thanks to the nightingales and thieves guild worshipers

That still leaves quite a few to explore.

Then again the last game sealed the major gateways to Oblivion and a lot of gameplay was spent actually in Oblivion areas so...

Aldmeri Dominion invasion?

 

[Lionsfan]

Oh, and they're slooooooow.

But I would say that they more than make up for it with the whole "defying physics deal"

 

[Vlywncint]

PS3 glitch, Possession spells, mounts besides horses, Another trip to the shivering isles ... please?

 

[Tanis]

The kind that fixes the unplayable PS3 glitch.

AND...we have a winner.

 

[Azure-Supernova]

Oh, and they're slooooooow.

But I would say that they more than make up for it with the whole "defying physics deal"

Oh yeah, I remember that. 7000 steps? I clopped right up to the front gates of High Hrothgar on a horse.