With the announcement of The Elder Scrolls V and some gentle prodding from a certain Jeff Grubb, I decided now was a good time to put down in words something I've felt strongly about for a number of years. To be clear, I played Oblivion for just shy of 100 hours, starting on the day it came out. I had been frothing at the mouth to get my hands on it, since Morrowind was, and still remains, my favorite game of all time. I enjoyed Oblivion at the time, but my memory of it has since soured. I can't say the same for Morrowind; here's why:
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The PC version is still on schedule but the console versions have been delayed.
"I Will Not Play The Elder Scrolls V". I don´t care.
Anyone who reports this as "lame" is obviously missing the point. This is an article about past Elder Scrolls games and why they don't bode well for the next one. Grow up.
morrowind is better than oblivion because it has more variaty
I think Oblivion is better. Just my opinion of course. Morrowind is def a good game though I give ya that but I dont think Oblivion was a terrible game at all.
Wow, nice article up until the end where he just says that he wont be playing Skyrim. How can you judge a game that isnt out yet? Wait until the reviews if you're pessimistic, but dont rule it entirely out.