In Morrowind, the game was the same no matter what level you were, you could be killed almost immediatly in some areas and be good in others. I liked that, it at least gave you the choice to hunt for good gear at the start. Oblivion then introduced a leveling system so you could beat the whole game at level one and still only get an iron dagger at best. Do you guys think that Skyrim will be non-leveled like Morrowind or leveled like Oblivion?

I believe this question was answered in one of the E3 live demos out there: Enemies will still scale after your level.

@FritzDude said:

I believe this question was answered in one of the E3 live demos out there: Enemies will still scale after your level.

Nice. Can't wait for more hobo scavengers in full glass armour.

@FritzDude said:

I believe this question was answered in one of the E3 live demos out there: Enemies will still scale after your level.

wow really? that's retarded.

Morrowind also used leveled lists.
 
Skyrim will be similar to Fallout 3. Areas have different levels.

I believe this question was answered in one of the E3 live demos out there: Enemies will still scale after your level.

Morrowind also used scaled enemies and loot lists -- note the Daedric Ruins, at low levels you were unlikely to find anything but Scamps, as you leveled up Clannfears, Ogrims and Atronachs started spawning. Likewise with Diseased/Blighted wildlife, which start to show up more frequently at a high level. 
 
Fallout 3, a post-Oblivion game remember, also used a similar system. Groups of Super Mutants consist of regular-ass Mutants and the occasional Brute at low level, going up to groups of Brutes and a Master as you go up (and with Broken Steel, Brutes, Masters and Overlords). Similarly with Raiders, who tended to get (slightly) better gear as you progressed, but ultimately plateaued after a point.
 
There's nothing wrong with level-scaling systems, so as long as they are scaled sensibly -- i.e. some enemies are too powerful for low-level characters to face, even at their minimum level scaled, and trivial enemies (such as Highwaymen or Bandits) will quickly get outclassed after a point, peaking at perhaps Steel-level equipment.

The enemies are set at your level in each area. Meaning that as you progress, if you go back to an area you were previously the enemies will still be set at the level you were when you were there before. It's the Fallout 3 method.

Be as it may, we'll probably end up modding the shit out of the game, so I don't really worry about the way enemies will level up.

Apparently it's a twist on Fallout 3's leveling system. Some areas will be extremely hard at early levels while others won't. At the same time, some dungeons will lock in at a level based on your level the first time of entry and not change after that. There will be some minor scaling so that when you go back to an early place you aren't raping everything with one hit.  
 
Honestly I'd rather it be like Morrowind, that just makes the most sense and the simplest, but the way it is now shouldn't be too bad. Scaling gets bad when it comes to loot so hopefully they switched that up

Morrowind also used leveled lists.  Skyrim will be similar to Fallout 3. Areas have different levels.

@Gargantuan said:

Morrowind also used leveled lists.  Skyrim will be similar to Fallout 3. Areas have different levels.

This isn't true, they've said that it'll scale according to your level like Oblivion.