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If you chose skills such as Acrobatics and Athletics as your Major skills, and then go around running and jumping everywhere, you'll level up more frequently.
Enemies scale to your overall character level... and if you've "power leveled" by leveling Acrobatics and Athletics, your other skills and equipment might be lacking as enemies become stronger.
But besides that, I like the 'skill' leveling system. Your skills become stronger the more you use them... rather than you just accumulating an arbitrary count of EXP and then allocating your awarded stat points wherever you like.
Because it's a lot better than what Bethesda came up with in this game. They were clearly trying to create a hybrid between a skill based system and one where you can assign points where you want, like in the Fallout games. But they did a really crappy job of it. The levelling system was one of the biggest complaints about Oblivion when it was in it's prime, which us why they did a complete overhaul with Skyrim.
Imagine if your skills in life are "jerking-off" and "sleeping", the others level around you just as fast and life becomes harder if you don't make the right choices and put effort into them.
mod it.
its good
look for excellent guides here at steam. mine for example. glorious times.