Actually, the demo itself hurt the game plenty. On release, the game was an obvious console port, but the demo was hardly even a port, other than the fact that it ran on Windows. For many PC players who had awaited the game eagerly, this was a harsh blow. Many felt that Epic had totally ignored their core audience.
And Morpheus. They did include Deck IIRC, and Facing Worlds is there now, but I think Morpheus is still missing.

I hope no TES modders will ever hear this. Trolling is not a good thing. ;)

There's a good user made version though. Although I think a few were made. Not sure which is the good one now. If I remember right at least one of them was a bit crap.

I see your awesome and hit you back with;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAvZlonNTDg&feature=channel

Pretty neat. I wonder if Blizzard will uncripple the ability to actually play maps like this anytime soon, though. I haven't played SC2, but I had read that:
1. User maps have to be stored on and served from Battle.net,
2. Each user only gets a (very) stingy space allotment on the Battle.net servers, and
3. That there was no easy way to access user-made maps outside of people's "recently played" lists.
Is that about right, or am I way off? If so, it seems a real shame that they opted for such a system given the power of the tools they've provided.

Gee, we might not go on the same modding sites, then, since when i go to TESnexus, what i see is a great variety of mods. Of course, there are lots of armours mods, because they are relatively simple to make. But there are also lots of gameplay mods, overhauls, areas reworking and so on...
So, saying that TES4 modding is now just a pastime for obsessed freaky nerds is as far from truth as if i was saying that all SC players are living in their parents' basement at the age of 35! ^_^

Who said that? I argue that all Starcraft players are Koreans who like Pokemon. Get your facts straight :p
DISCLAIMER: just so nobody has a cow, I am joking.
And just taking a gander at TESNexus's top 15 (i got bored around that point, so maybe the trend doesn't continue):
At least 3 are outright listed as Adult-Only (I clicked the ones that seemed most likely to be "adult")
1 is a companion mod with "heavy customization" and the like. I suspect that if I were arsed to grab it, at least one of those would involve lingerie (the other companions I grabbed that have similar levels of customizability had similar customizability)
So 3.5/15 are "adult"-oriented
You are right. it IS largely because it is easier to make an armor mod than just about anything else (especially since the TES4 CS kind of sucks worse than TES3's :p). And, let's be honest here, the average fantasy fan has the maturity of a 12-year old (I am a sci-fi fan, so MY maturity is that of a 13-year old :p), so chainmail bikinis and the like aren't too far-fetched.
But still, there is an obscenely high ratio of "adult" mods to quest mods and the like. Or, at least, it feels that way.