The last three single player games were all epic, hard to choose. I chose Oblivion cuz that's the first one I ever binged on and your first is always the most magical. Skyrim wins for time played and raw jaw drop appeal for sure. That game was amazing.

And ESO, ah ESO.

Certainly my favorite mmo but it's a little tricky to get the TES experience sometimes. The immersion breaking qualities are just tough to swallow.

(NOT the immersion breaking inherrent in an MMO like zone chat or everyone's a hero. I'm talking about small to large design decisions like the quest log just being a flat to do list in a UI rather than a journal that could be flipped through and reviewed for plot points, and quest lines that allow no interaction/decision making besides an occassional token choice that affects nothing. That last one really grinds my gears to this day because that was a big selling point at launch- that you would really interact with & affect the world. They did a great job with many things but totally punted on that one.)

RodneyRegis wrote: »

You will get in trouble for not including the others.

I know everyone says it's rubbish, but I loved oblivion.

Who says that ? Oblivion was the best game imo and I know some prefer skyrim and morrowind but I haven't heard anyone call oblivion rubbish. In my opinion oblivion was better than skyrim in every way apart from graphics and combat but that's to be expected since skyrim is a much newer game, I actually think it's quite sad that skyrim is lacking compared to oblivion in so many ways when it should be as good or just better, being the newer game.

Blades

Elder scrolls Online: because I still currently play it years later

Wolves hunt in packs!

Skyrim in VR by far.

Speaking of Morrowind vs. Skyrim, wasn't the modding community working on rebuilding Morrowind with the Skyrim engine? Whatever happened to that?

It reminds me a lot of my sister, who I love dearly. It was the only game she played during her extensive downtime when deployed in Iraq and I was always so fascinated seeing how far her character got whenever she came home on leave.

Morrowind, it was my first Elder Scrolls game hand thus has a special place in my heart.

I still play Morrowind, Oblivion & Skyrim. As well as ESO of course.

Morrowind was my introduction to the series and the TES Construction set was truly revolutionary in gaming at the time. A friend of mine spent more time making stuff than actually playing the game. The feel of the game and the truly open world, the story lines made it extremely immersive.

Oblivion was short and sweet. Although I played through it several times it is the easiest and quickest to complete. Nice graphics and story line. The Arena was a bit of a joke - so easy. I always completed this first for the Armour and money. Thieves Guild was the best, took some thought and had a good story. I liked being the Grey Fox

Skyrim well I have played through this a lot more than once. It is by far the one that I have played the most. There are some nice Mods out there for it too like Forgotten City & and Bruma for quests .