Oh , camera bothered me . I wish the right stick allowed me to move the camera view around . <| sep |> Sorry , I thought your comment was pointing out that coal is still a significant source of electric power everywhere , when it ' s not in some areas and based on time of day as you stated . My bad <| sep |> It sounds like you haven ' t ever done a real Skyrim role play . I highly recommend trying it out , it really changes the experience . One of the biggest things you can do for yourself is avoid fast traveling . It better immerses you into the world . Instead of teleporting between objectives you actually have to venture out into the world . A miscellaneous fetch quest becomes an entire journey , one you have to prepare for and set out on , much like a character from a high fantasy story would . If you don ' t want to walk across the entire country multiple times , you can hire the carriage at the major cities and then walk from there . It helps to make yourself act like a person living in that world rather than a player completing objectives . If the sun is setting , get yourself back to the nearest town and rent a room in the inn . Buy your character some dinner and go listen to the bard before you turn in for the night . Get an early start with a quick breakfast the next morning and set back out on wherever it was you were heading . If you ' re on pc , download some mods to enhance your role playing . Mods like Frostfall and Realistic Needs and Diseases make the survival aspect a real game component . There are plenty of options out there that make the game more immersive . So again , I challenge you to play Skyrim in a way you probably haven ' t ever played it before . With the special edition out now there ' s never been a better time . Make a character and do all your actions in ways that make sense for that character . If you ' re playing a righteous paladin that hates everything evildaedric then you ' ll never use a daedric artifact and you ' ll eagerly kill all daedric worshippers . For example , once you find out the inner circle of the Companions are werewolves of Hircine , you ' ll decide to eliminate them . You ' ll have to use the console commands to be able to kill them of course but at least it ' s possible . There ' s very likely a mod out there that would help with this . The most important thing to remember is to never break character . Bethesda offers a lot of freedom in their games . It ' s up to you to decide how much of that you want to restrict . Sure , Azura ' s Star is a very useful item , but if you ' re playing as an antidaedra character then you cannot use it . The best choice for your character is to either destroy or hide the artifact , obviously with the help of console commands or a mod . I sincerely urge you to give Skyrim another play through . This time don ' t treat it like a video game where you ' re just trying to complete the objectives as fast as possible . Create a character , write a backstory for them , give them some realistic goals , and then play as that character instead of as yourself . You ' ll find there ' s plenty of RP available in Skyrim . You just have to make it yourself . And maybe with the help of some mods .