Stop turning this into an argument that will solve nothing. Nobody cares about your opinion.

Proper heavy/plate armor(some light armor are plated and would give simialr effects) would change the course of 90% of the battles since swords and axes have little effect IRL and maces/hammers will only do major damage against legs, arms and head and even then you need hard hit to make a difference since plate armor is designed to counter this.

I think this will be impossible to test without mods, since it is supposed to be "me".
A few points why:

All weapons would do massive damage if you land a good blow and most battles would last from a few seconds to maybe a few minutes if you have the gear most would be able to wear: light armor or clothing. Most would not be able to use heavy armor efficiently without some basic training.

Spells would kill you much faster comparred to the game-play.

None of us would be able to use magic, thought this can easily be avoided.

Proper heavy/plate armor(some light armor are plated and would give simialr effects) would change the course of 90% of the battles since swords and axes have little effect IRL and maces/hammers will only do major damage against legs, arms and head and even then you need hard hit to make a difference since plate armor is designed to counter this.

Archers would quite easily kill anyone without plated armor, at least the archers in Skyrim since they all appear to be well-fed, well-trained and more similar to the English Longbowman than the common archers present in our history.

Right back at ya, buddy.

Stop turning this into an argument that will solve nothing. Nobody cares about your opinion.

Do you not understand what the point of leveling up is? It's to simulate improvement. Saying we can't level up is saying we can't get better at what we do.

And if you're ignoring a giant chunk of the lore that explains how all life came to be on the planet and how the realm was created, then why call it roleplaying at all? Just throw that out the window and call it a challenge.

Recently someone made a thread asking how far you could last in Skyrim if you were suddenly dropped off in Skyrim.
So, here's a challenge. Start a new game by creating YOURSELF in the creation. Turn off all HUD, play on master difficulty, equip only what you could carry around in real life (300lbs is highly unrealistic even for a bulky meathead), DO NOT level up at all, and only use weapons that you could IRL (if you can't aim with a bow than you shouldnt use a bow duh).
See how far you could last. Just use imagination on how u somehow were dropped off in the land of Skyrim. You probably shouldn't do the MQ since you're not really dragonborn. Oh, and it's a DiD playthrough, so when you're dead you're done buddy.
See if gamers can survive the game they play.

I wouldn't make it out of Helgen.

What if my gun teleported with me? Could I go around and conquer the world with my supperior technology?

Nobody cares about your opinion.

It's not really roleplaying if you're playing as yourself.

Also, if we're going as far as to say "you shouldn't do the MQ since you're not really Dragonborn," then you shouldn't use magic either. Or use any of the birthsign stones. As a matter of fact, you're not a being that was once an et'Ada or part of the Hist, so you probably would die immediately because your body is not designed to survive in that type of environment. The magicka from Aetherius might rip you apart, or you'd die from a lack of oxygen, or you'd just seize to exist because you are an anomaly and cannot exist in that universe.

So yeah. Might as well say "use the closest Tamriel-equivalent of you."

I've also done something loosely like this, except I didn't do the carry weight thing, and "do not level up?" Why the hell wouldn't you level up? And if you don't include any limitations like eating and sleeping at least once every other day, then I could just sit there in Whiterun all the time and survive forever.

"Quick! Jump through this window! We'll follow you when we can!"

I have a feeling IRL that jump might be the end of my epic adventure.

Good lord, that would be my problem for sure. Afraid of heights greater than six feet, likely to land poorly and break my ankle...yeah, I'd be doomed right off the bat.

Ridiculous. I can't use a bow in real life, but if I were dropped off in "Skyrim" or similar universe I'd make it priority to learn how to handle a weapon. I'm betting though that in reality most of us would become a farmer, clerk, or some other desk job and be utterly boring. So in essence the question you raise will gain false answers of something people would "want to be" rather than what they would actually choose.

And in all honesty, no idiot would take up quests every ff-ing five steps you take from people who are too lazy to do it themselves. You have a bandit problem in your keep? No problem I'll just do the entire ff-ing assault by my ff-ing self.

It gets like that when you want to link RPGs to something realistic. Take the average Japanese RPG. I'd suddenly lose the ability to jump over small obstacles like bebbles and grass and no one would think I'm ff-ing crazy if I just walked up to them and started talking to them out of the blue, and even less people could care if I ransacked their entire house.

You want to play Skyrim like a reality game? Become a farmer and stop your game at Riverwood. It's what 99% of the people would actually do.

"Quick! Jump through this window! We'll follow you when we can!"

I have a feeling IRL that jump might be the end of my epic adventure.

I wouldn't make it out of Helgen.

"Quick! Jump through this window! We'll follow you when we can!"

I have a feeling IRL that jump might be the end of my epic adventure.

What if my gun teleported with me? Could I go around and conquer the world with my supperior technology?

Unless you're a cop (catching bandits) or a soldier in Real Life...if you create yourself in in Skyrim you'll just hang out in a city and stay warm and safe.

That would make a very boring game.