Veloth's advice about a "palate cleanser" is spot on. When I first got tired of Skyrim (or RPGs in general), I fired up my old copy of Classic Doom, turned the difficulty up to Nightmare, and had a blast killing Barons of Hell, Cyber Demons, and Lost Souls. It was exactly what I needed. The second time, I played Mirror's Edge (can't wait for the new one) for a while. 

I DO NOT judge ESO by the beta I played. However, while I was patient with the bugs I encountered (it was a beta test after all), something just didn't feel right to me while playing. I couldn't put my finger on it. That said, I still plan to get ESO soon. When I do, I can only envision playing solo. One, I have zero patience for seeing multiple players jumping around like idiots and crowding certain areas and NPC quest-givers. Hopefully I will discover, as Phil stated, that things will open up for me once I get beyond the starting areas. Two, I do not have time to play the game with large groups or player guilds. As I do now with any stand-alone game, I play when I can play. I would be doing my large group a disservice by not being able to accomodate the group's schedule. With that said, I can see grouping up with a few players from the Vault to tackle a dungeon or two every now and then. It would be nice to continue the tight community of friends I have here on ESO. I mainly want to explore and be immersed in lore.

F*ck yeah, LET'S DANCE. I promise to never get on your bad side. 

In my first play through, I sheathed my weapon thinking that a war hammer-wielding bandit was truly yielding. What did I get in return for my graciousness? A kill cam.

Every once and a while, I fire up my copy of StarCraft. Love that game!