This would probably need its own thread but: why not let us know what drops where - looking at you, Leads!

If I'm after a multi-parts antiquity I want to know exactly where every single piece drops.
Realistically, only people who create guides "are crazy enough" to go blind on PTS and note them. Any other player would just go outside the game, on said guide sites and look them up.

Anything that requires you to leave the game is bad design in my opinion.

You could argue that at least the first time you should be blind - ok, but why should I go crazy trying to remember where I assembled an antiquity the first time, then!?!

Give in-game all informations needed, antiquities and whatever else.

Why not allow us to play as a Dagi Khajiit? The model exists in the game, so why not?

Why not update all pledge quests so the only objective is "Complete the dungeon" as it is in newer dungeons?

Why not do something with the Sheogorad region? (I might be the only one who cares about this one.) Dungeon, trial, small quest zone. Every time I'm on the northern edge of Vvardenfell, I look across the water sadly at those islands that I have some serious affection for.

Why not create some decent incentives to get people to do the Craglorn group content again? (And probably up the difficulty on them again, since I imagine they're all pretty soloable at this point.)

Honestly? What I would love to see is:

1. For Cyrodil play, I would love to see them implement something to balance out the numbers. In Xbox NA, Red can pop lock all of the campaigns whereas blue and to a lesser degree, yellow, struggle to fill 1-2 campaigns. What makes matters worse, though, is yellow is often the overflow of players that couldn't fit on Red when it is poplocked (we see the same names constantly flipping from red to yellow here) and they only focus Blue. So not only is blue outnumbered, but much of the time, Blue is getting focused by both alliances, where if yellow was more independent, they could be pushing up the other side of the map taking keeps behind the alliance that is pushing.

My proposal? Implement population based buffs/debuffs to even out the numbers. If one alliance has a substantial (and we can argue semantics as to what "substantial" is) numbers advantage, they should have a scaling debuff, perhaps an armor penalty that makes all players on that alliance more susceptible to damage from the outnumbered alliance. Or a corresponding damage buff to the outnumbered alliance. Or perhaps a mix of both. And the buff/debuff should scale exponentially so when the numbers are roughly even, you don't even notice it, but when the numbers are extreme, it becomes a lot more noticeable.

2. How about a strict zero tolerance stance on cheating and exploitation. If you get caught using an exploit (jumping into castles, glitched scribing abilities, etc.) or using a modded control, your account is banned. Period.

3. While we're at it, why don't we change how scoring is done in Cyrodil so there isn't a sick incentive to "kill" the campaign. Instead of giving us points based on how long we hold objectives, give us points for kills and capturing (but not holding) objectives. This will make it so that there is zero advantage for holding a map overnight to maximimze point accumulation. Just go capture objectives and you earn the points. Get kills and you earn the points. This would make for a much more competitive environment IMO.

There are other things, but this is all I have time for this morning.

I would love if the armory system would be updated to allow "base class switching"

Like it would have left and right tabs as well with each being a different base class. Would start with only 2 columns with the option to purchase more and would obviously unlock a slot in all when an armory slot is purchase

It's the dream 🥺

But a class change token is something I would still be willing to settle for

Why not give us items as furnishings & cosmetics that already exist across the game? The cool interwoven beard from the quest giver in Vastyr. The mushroom shelves all over crafting areas. And I'd also love to see some giant statues of the Daedric Princes like the one we got for Malacath

Soul Summons
Allows you to revive once every 1 hour without spending a Soul Gem. .... If you have a a companion active they will revive for 1 soulgem . This can occur once every 30 minutes