Heh that's pretty much how I play.

Well the first char I had I just wanted to get daedric and try out dual weilding. I still have that char, and it's my highest leveled one yet. I can pretty much destroy... no wait, REMOVE anything from existence with him, without a problem. The only enemies ever coming close to killing me now are frost mages (when there are more than 2...)
I DO find it easy, but it's still a great deal of fun. Just not for everyday.

So instead of seeing it as a problem, I simply said "hey, this is my "god-like" game. awesome stats and gear, and quite a good part of the game finished. I'll try out other characters instead"
And as of now, I have:
-A very, VERY pretty assassin, who uses her charms to get her targets to trust her, then hits them when they're not expecting it (well, more like, cast calm humanoid, wait until they're alone, and sneak attack, but still...)

-A mage who's now learning the basics, but will get rid of EVERYONE she doesn't need when she has a good mastery of the art of burning the world down destructing magic.

A pretty high elf who uses 2 handed weapons and only wears light armor. Hell, I don't even know if she'll touch the elven stuff, I like her in studded armor. I haven't quite set her personnality in stone yet, but I have a few ideas

I HAD a pretty badass dunmer too, but unfortunately, thanks to Skyrim's lack of separate saves, I overwrote that save. At least this time it wasn't my main...

And you know what's funny? I STILL manage to have fun with the all. Hell, they're probably the coolest roleplays I've ever done

Apparently taking any crafting or sneak is being a "pro game" or min maxer.

I definitely don't try to break the game like others. I use smithing/enchanting and I still get owned periodically. Maybe it's because I don't have any enchantments that fortifies my destruction by 190328490128390% and decrease spell cost by 100%.