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Too true! It seems like doing too many important things without a break cheapens the feeling of accomplishment of each task in Skyrim. I recently rented and played some of Oblivion. :) I really wanted to know some of the history before Skyrim (since it's my first Elder Scroll game). I really...

The ability to become a Jarl would be kinda neat. Or have you actually like, do things as Thane. Like convincing the Jarl to let Khajiit into your city and giving them a legit shop. Or fixing up the Grey Quarter. Or putting some locks on that crypt in Solitude. "Oh is that necromancer woman...

I'd be a student at the College of Winterhold, and convince J'zargo, Brelnya, and Onmund to go on little adventures with me. I'd study Alteration because Tolfdir seems like a cool guy to hang around, and Restoration because it's a perfectly valid school of magic. I'd also introduce Ancano to...

My first character - a male Khajiit - married Vilkas. Mostly because I'd forgotten about the whole Amulet of Mara inducing marriage options thing and really needed some aid in Restoration. At the end of a quest Vilkas did his marriage dialogue; it was so baffling and adorable that big buff...

Morokei. Wanted to cast Ebonyflesh easily without wasting any perks on that "___ level alteration spells cost less to cast" stuff. Recovers the magicka quite nicely. :) Runner-up is Krosis, because I like its coloration.

and playing it on piano.

That awkward moment when Hired Thugs appear in the Riften jail trying to kill you, and Sibbi Black-Briar breaks out of his cell to defend you.

I love Storm Call, for the sheer purposes of jumping onto an unreachable ledge in Solitude and letting it wreak havoc on the populace.

That awkward moment when you break into Mercer Frey's house... with Mercer Frey as a follower. That awkward moment when Mercer then proceeds to kill all the people in his house for you.