My Nord warrior is currently level 39, and there are no more enemies that can challenge him. Not giants, trolls, deathloards, centurions, elder dragons...nothing. Also, I've completed the MQ, companions, college and stormcloak quest lines.

Anyway, I'm beginning to think about starting over.

When (if ever) do you feel like it's time to start over, and why?

I start over way too much. When ever i feel like playing a certain kind of character i play it. you can imagine how many alts i have

err... are you playing on master difficulty? because i would be suprised if you are... most dungeons are still pretty challenging for me at level 45.

A have a very similar problem. I'd actually appreciate a little help. I'll start a character, play as him/her for a few hours or, if I'm lucky a day or two, the I'll start over because he/she's not exactly the way I wanted him to be. I'm thinking about making a Wood Elf Assassin/Thief but I need a picture of that Wood Elf in the Leather Armor and the drawn back Nightingale Bow because I want to use him/her/it for a reference because I know if he's not dern near perfect I'll delete him. Can anyone help me? If you happen to run across one just email me at [email="coltgrant@rocketmail.com"]coltgrant@rocketmail.com[/email] or [email="colegrant95@live.com"]colegrant95@live.com[/email]
Thanks y'all
-Colt
PS for those of you wondering, Yes this is "Colt Grant" I have another account on here and if an Administrator is reading this, please delete "Colt Grant" I won't be using it anymore. Thanks.

When I get bored unfortunately that always happens around levels 30-35.

When I feel his story has been told. My Dragonborn character finished at level 25, 72 hours in. I just did the MQ with him. My Mage finished at level 18, 25 hours in after he completed the College.

I still have plenty of stuff to do (only play during weekends).

When I get bored, I'll probably just play another game for a while and once an expansion arrives I'll start again with a "fresh" character.
I'm not the fanatic I used to be, but it's always fun to chill out with a bottle of wine and some TES after a busy week.