Skyrim: What broke your immersion?

[Tratchet]

Oddly enough, the only thing that's REALLY broken my immersion is the fact that you can walk around in clearly zero to negative degree weather with nothing on but armor with no sleeves, and suffer no ill effects. I don't need the game to be an exact simulation of real life, but that bugged me for some reason.

 

[Knusper]

The morning sun shining through my window, telling me I ought to get off it. I kid, I don't spend that much time on it.

I guess what ticks me off is when it fails to load some textures and they're just purple. The first time I saw it, I just assumed that the redguard I was talking to was wearing some elaborate party gear, but then I saw that some of the trees were doing it and I was annoyed.

 

[Denariax]

Bethesda games aren't immersive by default. Especially the console-controls version for PC since I was wondering why I can't move.

 

[isometry]

What breaks my immersion are the item related skills like alchemy/enchanting/smithing. Not the fact that these skills can be combined to make drastically over-powered weapons and armor, that's something I can restrain from doing, my problem with these skills is that I can't raise them in an immersive way.

Basically I can't level up enchanting/alchemy/smithing without making 100s of items my character would never need, so leveling these skills is an immersion breaking grind for me.