by I'm very similar in that regard. As I've lost more and more video game time I've grown to accept that I don't need to explore every dungeon. Oblivion helped me with that addiction a good deal. The scope is just crazy. I've also been fortunate but Oblivion was mostly error free for me (except for the occasional gravity defying paintbrush and dupe glitch). Skyrim has frozen a few times on me but I haven't had any issues like the horror stories I've heard. The cure for getting run ragged in either game for me was remembering that there is a story line. I had been in the ho hum doldrums myself until I picked up the story again. I was 50/50 on taking a Skyrim break and catching up on my PS+ list. While they're not the best (but they are pretty good) stories the dungeons and enemies for the main quest line often are done in different ways or larger and grander. Blackreach is a good example. I've done lots of Dwemer ruins and countless pits in the ground but the details in Blackreach....WOW! Definitely made me very enthusiastic to pick it up again.
The other cure can be the Daedric quests. Always a good time helping the evil princes for loot.
The other cure can be the Daedric quests. Always a good time helping the evil princes for loot.
