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-Exploration. I only really play this game because of it! I kind of have OCD-tendencies to complete every map marker I find. I once trekked over 50% of Skyrim on foot because I kept finding more and more barrows, caves, forts, etc. I also have the need to explore every nook and cranny of...

While leveling, especially on Master Level, I stick to my Bow/Arrow. (Who plays a leveling sub-25 Mage on Master Level?). The EASIEST way is to find a large pillar and stay behind it. When he's charging a Frost/Fire Breath, quickly get out of his line of sight via pillar.

It could be just a realistic touch on Skyrim's environment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_ring

Elf, Elf, and more ELF. I only ever play elves, and was pleasant to see that in Skyrim, (with a few modifications) their elves were quite dashing looking. I play a Wood Elf Archer, High Elf Mage, Dark Elf Assassin. But if I ever make a Warrior it would be a Nord.

And even creepier is if you were able to Dead Thrall them. Headless babes following you. Yay.

Killed the guard that arrested me. Couldn't Dead Thrall him; I was so sad. :(

Honestly, the way I broke my addiction was console command cheat the rest of my characters after beating Skyrim once. It really ruins the game after that, haha.

Try getting your Sneak up. They're blind as a bat so you may be able to just quietly dodge them entirely. Atronach summons are particularly useful in aiding spell casting, as well as casting Illusion spells. Make sure to Unrelenting Shout as well :)

I tried decorating my small little dorm in the College. (Personally, my favorite living space. The Arch-Mage's quarters is too roomy) I attempted to set up a cute lamp I found lying in my bags; I had to bang it and fling it against the wall to turn and twist it to the position I wanted it, then...

There's a skeleton of a dragon on the path to the College. So it's like blocking the entrance with the limbs and bones dangling and swaying to the inclement weather. It's funny in a morbid way; Faralda was like "Whatevs." as she passed by.

To my knowledge, if you installed Skyrim via Steam, you can install Skyrim onto any other computer; provided you log into your Steam account. And yes you can transfer save files. You simply just copy and paste your Saves folder from your Skyrim directory.

There's a hazel color and there's an eye color that's a shade darker. Still, more 'light brown' if anything. If you seriously want dark-ish brown eyes, there should be a mod for it.

Made everything more 'conveniently accessible'.

Pretty much this. Light Armor gives much better Armor/Weight ratio, but Daedric/Dragonbone/Ebony is just so hot on my broad-shouldered warrior. :>

Which is funny; he was boasting of his magical prowess (or at least remarkable ambition) in Saarthal. "Not everything is a competition" indeed. I'm the freakin' Arch Mage with Master-Level spells now.

Don't turn up difficulty yet, at least, not Master level yet. A brief synopsis of Mage Leveling to 26 as Destruction: Beginning: "Who said leveling as a mage is hard? Pffffttt." Lvl 5-10: "Hm, getting more challenging! :D" Lvl 10-20: "Oh god, WHERES MY MAGICKA POTIONZ?" Lvl 20-25...

Curse you Activision. >:O Ruined WoW for me.

I'd invest more into Enchanting (Get it to 100) if you're thinking of advancing Conjuration to 100. But investing into Stamina isn't nearly as beneficial to you as Health is. Titan is right in the regards that Stamina is an important stat to invest in if you're going to snipe things from afar...

Truth be told, at very high levels, pure Mages that max out Conjuration/Destruction with high levels of Illusion and Sneak can fit literally all niches of physical damage, magical damage, crowd control, and subterfuge. -Dremora Summons replace your companions. They can act as a tank/distraction...

With no Destruction mana cost, you should have around ...say 400 magicka; pump the rest into Health. Stamina isn't really required for Archery.