Daggerfall and I feel old as duck now.

Moonscythe wrote: »

You know what I find interesting, at least about myself? The music has always been a big part of my enjoyment but when the main theme starts running through my head it is the way it sounded in Morrowind. When I get flashes of scenes or game play in my head it is almost always something from Morrowind. I just loved the whole weird alien landscape and critters. It disappoints me quite a bit that food and creatures have gotten so ordinary. I want a freaky looking bonelord or hunger to chase me. I want a guar to walk up behind me and try to gum me to death (they were never very threatening).

Yes exactly, was trying to describe it in my post. Morrowind is just very very unusual but in a good way, very very good way.
Just like how Quake 1 is for FPS games, who'd heck think of that, but its awesome. You don't really see anymore fiends, shamblers, orges, vores, etc in Quake 1 that you see in other games. Just like how Morrowind was with its beastiry. Like Cliff racers, Daguths, guar, kaguti, bonelords, etc.

If they do make another Elder Scrolls game, Elder Scrolls 6...
I really... REALLY hope its geared towards Morrowind theme, and not a continuation off of the Oblivion to Skyrim theme. Oblivion and Skyrim do feel very similar, very different from Morrowind.

Like I said before and I'll say it again... PLEASE PLEASE follow the right model. Bring back the Morrowind type feeling.
This is how Quake went out of business. Followed the wrong theme/model. Followed Quake2 theme.

I haven't played Arena or Daggerfall, but I feel as though its completely different than Morrowind and Oblivion/Skyrim.
Like an old old school type game. Morrowind was the first game I can remember that came out with something just like how it is, huge rpg sandbox, with abilities to do all the crazy stuff it does (make people jump 1000 feet, all those funky spells, run super fast that your floating in the air, so much you could do in Morrowind, than Oblivion came along and took out a lot of that fun, and Skyrim to me is just an Oblivion V2) and in 3d with great graphics.

I think what killed it for me in Oblivion was getting rid of Slit Striders in Morrowind and having you instant port pretty much anywhere. I feel that instant port was next generation gaming because pretty much every game does that. That and getting rid of all those funky spells, like jumping super high run super fast, theres more but I cannot remember. Also the instance cities. I hate instant cities what made Morrowind fun for me was gathering bunch of mobs and running into the city and watching the guards go HAM!!! Instances is another next generation gaming too, pretty much every game has there cities instanced... But Morrowind didn't and it felt real. The game was just so real, it was great. Morrowind, awesome game.

Games that are too serious are just no fun. Like cant attack guards. Cant bring mobs into city. Cant make wacko spells to make you run so fast you floating in air. Or get your acrobatic skills so good you just do crazy leaps all over the game. Games that are NOT so serious are the fun games. You don't see the putting out a patch making your leaps more normal. They intended it to be fun. The only fun they took out of it was something with the pickpocketing or killing NPCs. They didn't fix the alchemy cheat either. Games that have cheats in them are fun. LOOK AT GTA 3, full of cheats, so much fun at that time. Like Grand Theft Auto games, always got cheats in them. Civilization II had cheats in them. That's why I really love Morrowind, its just a crazy fun MASSIVE game.

Playing this game, The Elder Scrolls Online, one thing that bugs me is that Molag Bal is like the main boss, or so it seems. In Morrowind, Molag Bal was pretty much just a peasant daedric lord, just like Mehrunes Dagon and all the other lords... Just some other lord. Oblivion I never beat so I cant say, but Molag Bal in that game seemed like just another daedric lord, nothing special. Same with Skyrim. It bugs me how this game makes Molag Bal seem like some badass, but since I've played the series and know some lore, just thinking about Molag Bal as end boss, just doesn't excite me. Because Morrowind Dagoth Ur trumps Molag Bal, Skyrim, the dragon trumps Molag Bal. I would've went with some unknown badass boss instead of one of the Daedric Lords.
But serious, I laugh at Molag Bal being end boss, I'm like, serious he's the boss? He aint nothing compared to Dagoth Ur, or Ald'uin.