

Card view has some nice aesthetics but I don't use it because the topic cards take up so much vertical space that I find myself scrolling for days. If the area highlighted in this screen shot could be compacted a bit I'd enjoy it better. I use list view instead, but I don't like that list view excludes showing the thread author/date.
I visit the forums once per day and every time I do that, I'm not signed in and have to re-authenticate. I believe the old/non-beta forums did this same thing. I agree with this feedback that it shouldn't do that. Just keep me signed in for a while...
The forums do an incremental loading of more topics as I scroll down the page. However, it requires me to scroll down too far before it actually loads more topics. I am using Chrome in list view mode. Here's an example screen shot. It seems to initiate the loading of more topics once the bottom edge of the Community Details panel comes into view, but that's too far down. As a user if I see the bottom of the topic list (purple arrow) with no loading indicator and no pagination tools, I will believe that I have reached the end of all the topics in the section.
This was a bit...unexpected. I was on my horse, which was standing next to a tree. I dismounted, and ended up stuck inside the tree. I probably could've fast-travelled away, but an enemy promptly killed me first. This was in East Anglia, east of Elmenham, near the little camp with the carbon ingot.
Interesting. When I did this quest, I returned via horse (with Bertham riding on the back of the same horse) and didn't have any issue. I had the swimming ability on my horse.
Screen shot in case it helps.
PC standard addition, difficulties with the "The Case of the Missing Ale" quest. I got stuck at the point where I retrieved the barrel of brew but Ake wouldn't take it because "You must be anonymous". I don't know what caused the problem, but here's the awkward chain of events:
I was able to "fix" this by reloading a save prior to when I initially retrieved the barrel from Ubetech, and completing it more directly.