Most likely I'll do what I usually do in Morrowind or Oblivion, go to whatever town I'm in or near and see if I can find some starting equipment and quests to do, after taking a moment to admire whatever view I get upon leaving the starting area, perhaps.

Mod this execution BS out of the game and then back into the game but at a later time in the game.

I'm gunna go ...Left!

Yes! Big fan of the kill everyone then reload.

Ignore any request and duties my savor gave me. Hey, I just wanted to be alive, not save the world.

Then I'll go to the nearest town and just hang out in some tavern, looking at the people, then myself.

I'll research into buying a home and join a guild to save up the money.

Once I buy said home, start being the hoarding SOB that I am and collect/store every item in the game.

Complete said guild.

See if I can join other guilds and wonder if I'll end up being the masters of all of those guilds like in Oblivion.

If a dragon attacks, run like hell.

If I'm annoyed enough, go do the MQ.

Oh isnt that cute, you still believe the Dark Brotherhood will be joinable in Skyrim.

But first, before i do this, I'm going to just look around, go to some random village, and get into a bar fight. Preferably, i would hope that i would lose, then i could have a reason to take it out on the beggar!

:facepalm:

Oh isn't that cute, you still don't know that you can join the Dark Brotherhood and that they have been confirmed for months, it's really quite adorable.

I wonder how many beggars have to die before you are forced to eat that statement.

I'll buy some non-descript, concealing clothing then hit the nearest inn, get some ale , mead and some food then sit in a dimly lit corner and plan whether I should ice those langers that locked me up or not.

1. Get my bearings.

2. Head to the nearest town and do some small quests. With my earned money, buy some clothes and provisions.

3. Do a main quest mission.

4. Head to the nearest major city.

I'll go wherever I want, do whatever I want, be whoever I want to be. xD

About 8-10, probably. If I'm having fun being able to assassinate people with finishers and not having the psychic guard on me about everything? Well, let's just say you probably won't see any beggars for a while.

BUST SOME CAPS :gun:

EDIT: Wait a minute, this is not Fallout.... where am I..... :tes:

I will track down the Champion of Cyrodiil and the Nervarine and invite them up to Skyrim to party with dragons.

1. Go to the nearest town.
2. Go in the town local tavern.
3. See if I can romance some nord chick.
4. Save just before starting a tavern brawl to get used to the fighting/jail system. Reload after that.
5. Break into the local weapon store and get myself some better gear.
6. Thieves guild invitation?
7. Kill a beggar and see if the Guards have super-powers like in Oblivion. Dark-Brotherhood invitation?
8. Main Quest until the enemies are too tough or otherwise the requirements have not been met.
9. Side quests.

That's pretty much the first 5 hours of the game for me.

Explore and roleplay. Because I can only roleplay well in games with awesome graphics. Basically, I'll try to establish a reputation in a nearby town and gain some money before pursuing a career in the Companions.

Exit the game and jump on the forums to submit the 900th "My first impressions" thread... as if anyone will be on the forums on November 11th.

I might be while I wait in line for the game

See if Markarth is as beautiful as the picture
Have a looksee at the guilds
Do a few guild quests
Get bored of the guild quests
Move on to the main quest
Get bored of the main quest
Go back to the guild quests for a bit
Go back to complete the main quest
Get frustrated because I don't know where to go
Get frustrated because my XBOX has frozen
Buy a new XBOX and TV after HAMMER RAMPAGE
Get frustrated because the controller's batteries have run out

I could go on, but I'd just get frustrated.