M'i alone walking no where and every where in the world of skyrim, wondering what to do?
i mean, i keep exploring things not finding much intresting then coins. most of the side quest are boring, most of the guild quest are done to quick and not really fun and repititive. I have done all the companion, mage, imperial war and dark brotherhood, only left seems to be main story, thief and Town misc. ( 2 town left to do) Im afraid that only main story will be ``fun`` and not repititive. Im lvl 60 but from 40 to 60 i dont really find any challenge in the game but anoying mage. and trully not enough Deadra quest and relic........

i used to enjoy exploring Morrowind because i never knew what i would find and even oblivion was fun to explore. I trully getting bored.......what to do what to do....................how do you enter entertain your self with this casual and boring game???

I dont know maybe i got an arrow in the knee in one of my adventure and should apply as town guard and the game will be fun.

I hate to presume an opinion upon you, but I might hazard a guess that if you're trying to do all of the factions in one playthrough then you are not exploring the full potential of the role playing possibilities that the game has to offer.

sounds like your just PGing without the R.. 2nd if your going through enemies like your saying, you do have a difficulty slider in main menu

please explain more what you mean by " full potential of role playing possibilities".

Well.. it mostly involves playing a role and sticking with it. For instance, if you want to play a hero, it's probably best that you not join the Dark Brotherhood. Or, if you want to play an evil bastard, it's probably best that you don't help out the random NPCs that ask you. Or.. if you want the game to get boring, you can try to play a Jello character that wobbles wherever the wind blows.

I just realized that my last reply didn't leave any room for a neutral character. That can also be fun, but the point of role playing is to at least have an idea of what your CHARACTER might do in real life situations, and not try to complete every objective available.

You could play "Olaf the Incompetent". A nord with more brawn than brains. Lots of HP, lots of stamina, doesn't wear any higher armour than fur because he's not right in the head and can't aork out that fancy stuff, can only use blunt weapons because he can't be trusted with anything sharp.

yup you leave no place for neutral character and i would not mind playing as douchbag evil mofo or a good guy hero who want to save everyone from evil force, but there no Good, evil option in the game. if i try to be good and kill the darkbrother hood leader, do i have multiple quest to do against that faction? nop...i got nothing. i try that option hoping to have something but soon realise i wont get anything doing that. none of my action will really change something like in Fallout 3.

Well if the game dictated the consequences of playing good vs. evil, then it would be a very shallow role playing experience, in my opinion.

The whole point of being able to choose an alignment is so that the role that you choose isn't marginalized in the story.