Skyrim was my first Elder Scrolls game. During my first play through I climbed High Hrothgar the hard way. Once I reached the top, found out there's actually a nice road on the other side of the mountain lol.

I finish the main quest first before doing everything else.

I have never finished the Thieves' Guild questline because I refuse to give Nocturnal her unbreakable lockpick back.

I've never finished the main questline. I always play for many hours doing other stuff, then get bored with my character build and start over with something else.

I own all the DLCs because some mods require it, but I've never gotten to the point I played the actual DLCs

Despite playing it since launch and owning multiple copies, I have never done the dragonborn DLC at all. I am not even sure how to start it.

2k+ hours, I have never made it further in the campaign than the first meeting with Partysnax.

The only reason I ever tried out new land/quest mods, follower mods, and mods that added in random npcs, is because in one of my early save games I killed most of the townspeople and wanted to go to another land that was more populated/re-populate Skyrim with new NPCs because I ended up regretting killing so many people, but I didn't want to restart the save.

Oh, and also I don't think Nazeem is that bad. I don't like him but he's made to be that way anyways. Honestly, the worst punishment is to keep that guy alive, he'll always be wondering if his end is close every time you pass him, as many others have done to him.

I've done dawnguard more than the mq or dragonborn or civil war questlines

Not only have I never finished the main quest, I've never even started Dragornborn or Dawnguard.

I can't stay engaged with long quests.

I have always had so many mods that I don't really know what is original and not anymore(to some extent). It was too many years ago I played without.

I have never finished the main quest or any of the bigger side quest like siding with imperials or storm cloaks. I finished dark brooder hood multiple times and companions once and almost did the thieves guild (I was so close, then I got bored). I actually finished one dlc (dragonborn) but that is all. Most of my gameplay is exploring caves and dwemer civilizations and random small quests that was in my direction like killing bandits or giving ingredients/items.

Regarding Blackreach (this includes spoilers): ::: spoiler spoiler I think that is the dwarf "subterranean" terrarium. I think there is a Elder Scroll quest where the crazy guy north of the college of winterhold (lives in an iceberg) asks you to go. I don't think there are any other uses except maybe to try to get the "2 potions for 1 set of ingredients" perk. :::

I have never figured out what to do with Dravins Bow underneath the thieves guild.

I played through the main quest right away

After years and years of playing and modding TES, I still have no idea what the whole "kill Nazeem" quest is or how to even start it.

I feel so guilty and shameful whenever I see a Nazeem meme.

And every time I bump into him in Whiterun I think to myself, 'how do I kill you?'

I play sneaky archer, and I like it.

I've installed the game twice, played the hell out of it both times, but never completed the main storyline

I've never killed Alduin or been to Sovngarde, even though I bought and started playing the game on 11/11/2011. I'm afraid to finish the main quest, in case I never play the game again.

I don't like having followers. I feel guilty when I leave them at home. What if they get bored?

In Morrowind and Oblivion I stole everything that was not nailed down, but this feels wrong in Skyrim so I don't. This is obviously silly.

I have a list of mods I want to build that nobody has done yet, but would enhance my personal immersion. I want to feel like Skyrim is vast and unpopulated, and travel between cities is serious business. I really should build one just to find out how miserable the experience is, even though I know it won't really work. Skyrim's world space is too small to get the effect I want.