Coffincase

[Kain]

I'm learning a new song on my guitar, but am too lazy to choose.

I got the intro the The Day That Never Comes down (the clean, and then both distorted parts at once), so, should i continue that, or try something else?

I can list songs i can play if it'll help judge my skill level.

[Plobby]

Try and learn full songs. It's much better overall. :p

[Kain]

Try and learn full songs. It's much better overall. :p

I know, i was asking if i should continue that song, or switch to something more benificial to my skill set.

[Plobby]

Me personally, I try to finish a song. And after that I move onto another. But to be honest, do as you please. :p

[Kain]

The only reason i'm considering skipping this is the solo
xD

[C0FFINCASE]

Solo and lead parts aren't useful if you're playing solo since you have to play the rhythm/backing for anyone but you to enjoy it.
Plus learning backing/rhythm helps with lead playing later.
You have to do what keeps you interested. You should work on several things at a time. Scales, chords, riffs, technique, and songs.

[Kain]

I don't know where to find riffs to practice, and i fail at remembering scales.

[C0FFINCASE]

Pentatonic Box.
Look it up. Basically all of rock evolved from it an power chords.
You have to learn the neck and scales to get better.
Just search "insert song name riff".
Typically if you look up a song, say Sunshine Of Your Love on Ultimate Guitar then the riff is usually in the tab and labeled as such.

[Kain]

Then i'm pretty sure most of what i've been learning is riffs.