Everyone worried about ACCESSIBILITY - Calm down.
Accessibility in TES does not equal other types of games. Want proof?
Here are two things that are new in Skyrim.
The Clairvoyance Spell: This spell paints line on the ground that leads you to your next objective.
You may ask, "How is this a good thing?!" Simple. Expect this to replace the magic compass from Oblivion, which pointed you directly to your next objective. Now, making it a spell means that it's there for when people get lost, or if someone just wants to run through the game, while still making it easy for the rest of us to ignore.
Fast Travel: Fast travel from the in-game map returns. Stop, put the torch and pitch fork down. Good. Fast travel from the map returns, but the game also features carriages that can take you to the various cities.
This is another example of Bethesda taking care of both sides. The one thing people from the anti-fast travel camp wanted was a feature more like the silt striders from Morrowind. Rather than, alienate one group, Bethesda included both. So again, people who want to use fast travel can use it, people who want to use the carriages can use it. Everyone else can walk or ride a horse.
Just because a game is "Accessible" does not mean it has been dumbed down. Calm down and give the game a chance.