Now I'm stumped. Skyrim is too difficult, but The Witcher is good? I think the other posters are right, your main problem is getting the hang of controls. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Controls if you need a reminder (or just use the manual). Give it another try, it's really worth it.

Good suggestion. I'd also recommend other Bioware titles like Mass Effect or KotOR. If you're not dicouraged by older games, try Baldur's Gate, Planescape: Torment and first two Fallouts. If you liked The Witcher, you may be interested in Gothic too.

Yes. This is the best game I've ever played.

Wait what now.

Skyrim complicated sure an it takes a genius to count from 1 to 5 skyrims controls couldnt be any more simpler then if you was giving a tutorial on what each button does.

If its too hard though you could always play pairs or snap if you have a deck of cards.

Try setting the difficulty to the easiest setting, maybe that will help you. If you are on easy already then I would suggest going to the Arena in Oblivion with the setting on easy or casual, can't remember what they named the easiest setting, and play those fights. This will not only teach you how to fight in Oblivion and Skyrim but it will also gain you some levels so maybe with more hit points you can begin to survive longer in fights. Also the arena is a more controlled environment with at first just one opponent at a time instead of having to fight off multiple opponents all at once. Later on in the arena quests you have to take on more then one at a time however by that time hopefully you will be getting the combat more and be able to handle it like a pro!

The arena in Oblivion is located in the Imperial City, and once in the city you can just open the map and quick travel to the Arena. Also the Arena has its very own quest line associated with it so you would be advancing in the game as you learn fighting tactics for both games.

Good luck! and I hope this helps you

I'm sorry i thought this was a general suggestion thread, I'll be more specific. Mass Effect trilogy on the Xbox 360. All of them are good. Simple as can be.