Hello guy's, Abraxix92 here.

Little background information.

Hello i've quite recently decided to buy skyrim for the pc over Christmas with all dlc content so far.
I have previously owned skyrim on xbox 360 but not the dlc and kind of "rushed" the game, was younger back then and just wanted to play other games.

I decided to re-buy skyrim for pc due to the fact i sold the xbox as i started to find pc gaming much more fun and unique due to modification's that can be made to games, and the pure fact i spent a great amount of moeny to game on pc.
But one of the main reason's was looking back on it, it was such a beautiful game and i thought i could really get into the game.

Now since i have bought the game on pc i have and currently am just playing a "god" due to the fact i want to complete everything, and i refer to "god" as some-one who completes all thing's in game and learns all skills, i'm only around 35 hour's into the game now and mainly focusing on side quest content, but i am thinking about starting to make a pure roll player character, sure i roll player on the god, but i don't set my self any limitation's what-so-ever.

I have a fair amount of mod's which add real life aspect's into the world of sky rim such as needing food/drinks/sleeping and even putting the weather and camping into the situation's i encounter.
A character i am thinking about is some-one who just relies on hunting, forging exploring miner cave system's, basically just a average "hunter" who are already in skyrim, don't want a big fancy house don't want to be dragonborn etc.
i feel like maybe this can open a new experience for me, even if im doing a few minor things the same as my god character.


Few questions.

Have many people done this?
if you have done this what has been your favorite thing to do roll-playing wise?
Now for me to roll-player i don't want to learn shout's or encounter dragon's just for what i'm wanting to do is this possible? if so do i just not help the jarl in whiterun?
A semi important question for me is were are nice places were i may store a small amount of items? i don't want to really be in a massive civilization due to hunting.
I'm also thinking about not using fast travel for this character that won't be doing everything if you have done this how hard have you found it?


Thank you for reading this, i'm sorry that my grammer is not good at all but it's something i have never really needed to try inprove sorry again.

Regard's
Abraxix.

Basically,

Choosing not to fast-travel is nice from time to time, but will get boring at times -at least for me. Alternatively, you can hire carriages/boats.