Skyrim Issues? Duh, of course, but has the smoking gun finally been found?

[lestatdark]

I just want to say this:

I'm sorry both Wagram and Classicgamewizz got banned because of this thread. I've no qualms against people who critizice both Bethesda and Skyrim, if their complains are valid. The points I was making for both of them were in regards of the PC version not being as buggy as they were claiming (especially since they didn't play that version nor would ever do it) and that most of the problems were easily fixed.
Having said that, I didn't see their replies on this thread after Classicgamewizz replied to me with the /end conversation rant, so I don't know if their posts were in a more harsher tone afterwards.

I just hope people are better informed before making some claims that can't be backed up, especially when you go against the people that actually have experience with said topic, to avoid these kind of situations in the future.

We all know all versions of Skyrim have their bugs and their problems, it's easy to check out most of them here: http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Bugs_(Skyrim) and http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Glitches.

As you can see, all versions of the game have their problems, some are more serious than others (like the 6 mb save issue on PS3 for some people or the crash-to-desktop on PC without the 4GB mod), but other than that, it's fairly even amongst all versions.
And even with this list, it's also not certain that you'll experience any of them as well, it's more of assortment of issues which randomly appears to players, thus being very hard to "catch" if just a limited number of people did Q&A for the game.

Could Skyrim have shipped with less bugs and glitches? Definitely. Is Skyrim the less buggy Bethesda game released so far? In terms of major glitches, stability issues and overall gamebreaking bugs, most definitely as well, as the grand majority of bugs are cosmetic.