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All the guards do sound like Schwartzenegger...
I have friends who've been playing more or less since launch, fairly regularly, entirely vanilla. And even with quest markers un-hideable (though I think there's a way even in vanilla, but it's a bit iffy?) you can just deselect them all...
I like roleplaying, or at least having a solid idea of where I want a given character to go, so to speak. Current character is a 'main' one, she's currently at level 35 and only just starting to progress beyond the early stages of the various questlines I want her to do. She's married and got a home, and has explored most of the Southern holds, not so much the really cold bits because Frostfall. Next character will be an illusionist assassin (with a dagger for the actual kills) who will do the TG to give her time to hone her skills at stealth and get pickpocket up to where I can take that poisoning perk, then progress to the DB. Last one was a non-adventurer who did various manual labour and crafting to earn enough to buy 9 pinches of fire salts (got the other one from a half-dead flame atronach she stumbled across after it killed its summoner) and marry Balimund.
I also like mods which alter the mechanics rather than the content of the game - SkyRe, Frostfall, Real Needs and Diseases - they add a different kind of challenge and they also just make the roleplaying more convincing as you don't feel like a magic robot that never needs to eat, can swim in freezing water with no problem, and only rests to get a levelling bonus - you don't *have* to use them to regularly eat and sleep, but RND does add buffs/debuffs for being hungry, tired, thirsty, over-stuffed, or well-fed.
This part blew my mind! A non-adventurer? Someone who actually earns a living in Skyrim...lol I am so totally going to do this!
The other bit with that is what kind of a frickin' genius is Ballimund? Females have to go out and find him ten piles of Fire Salts before you can marry him...lol What a sly old dog!
I played vanilla for ages. Then I added a few mods to "fix" stuff that annoyed me and few so my mages could look cool, that sort of thing.
I can't take credit for the idea - was inspired by this blog: http://www.screencuisine.net/the-elder-strolls/
and also this series on YT (although it kind of goes off the boil a few episodes in when he breaks his own rules): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf36Haa7EyQ
Nordrick (and his Oblivion ancestor Nondrick) made me laugh so hard I sneezed. It was one of my most fun playthroughs, actually. And Balimund is totally worth it (one of my friends with the game on console plays a big, manly Orc who's married to Balimund, it's a beautiful thing.)
Let's face it. Bethesda is a great game house, but very poor story teller.
So I made a story of my own. My character starts from rags, climes ladders as thief, falls in to faceless and nameless ranks of the Civil War and then finally finds her destiny as Dragonborn. Makes more sense than:
"Uuh, I am Dragonborn, a mythical savior of Skyrim and afterlife."
"Great. I send you alone in to middle of glacier to be mauled by ice wraiths, because I don't like you ***** face. If you die, then you are no good to me anyway.
"What..?"
"Yeah. Move along. These are not stormtroopers you are looking for."
That is what I am doing.
Yeah, my main one that I tried to be Evil with was a Thalmor (Live Another Life) agent who was sent to investigate rumours of something happening in Helgen, murdered the Embassy cook for looking at her funny, murdered a man on the road out of Solitude for saying he was off to join the Stormcloaks (had to reload because the first time I did it a bit too slowly and a Thalmor patrol happened to be coming round the corner and took umbrage to me killing the Talos-worshipping filth), accidentally got caught up in this Dragonborn stuff and was thus declared an enemy of the Thalmor, joined the Thieves' Guild, got her face re-sculpted and went on the lam with Lydia after being made Thane (I'm probably getting the timeline horribly mixed up) did some MQ stuff but then it bugged out, ended up completing the TG questline but by that point she'd pretty much gone soft, started nodding respectfully at Talos shrines, etc.
I want my next one to be rather more evil - going to be non-Dragonborn I think, start off as a thief with ambitions of assassin-hood (will probably take up with Jenassa again...) and a knack for Illusion. Rob everyone blind every chance she can, possibly become a vampire, not sure (I seem to remember it gives a bit of a bonus to Illusion, so it's tempting if only for that!)