I never did get around to buying Morrowind. Oblivion's fun, though, and I'd highly recommend it when you finish this one.

And, of course, Fallout: New Vegas.

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i tried out Morrowind, and it was weird to play. Oblivion was my first Elder Scrolls game and there are just a lot of basic stuff changed from one game to the other that made it hard for me to get into it. As many problems Skyrim has, the one things I miss from it when going back to Morrowind or Oblivion is the smiting. I love that stuff.

And, of course, Fallout: New Vegas.

Love New Vegas. For me, it's the real Fallout 3 as it actually has ties to the original two games.

Wood elves are good elves.

Wood elves are good elves.

 Until they tried to smother your religion with their holier than thou attitude!

 (Guess which side I picked in the Skyrim Civil War this time 'round...)

Morrowind <3
I love Morrowind but without mods it looks very old. I could make a little list of mods for you if you like, they are very easy to install ^^
I made some small mods myself.

I like how Morrowind seems to be halfway between a PC game and a tabletop RPG.

The story is really the best part of the game, but before getting there you have to become stronger and this takes a lot of time (unless you cheat... ).

I never did get around to buying Morrowind. Oblivion's fun, though, and I'd highly recommend it when you finish this one.

 

And, of course, Fallout: New Vegas.

 

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I tried it once, but was so confused by the controls that I almost didn't get off the horse in time. D: might give it another go at a later time, though.

But Fallout:New Vegas - isn't 18 recommended age for that? I'm afraid that would not work for me, as I am a rather (read: very) sensitive person, especially with any visual inputs/graphic stuff. :<

i tried out Morrowind, and it was weird to play. Oblivion was my first Elder Scrolls game and there are just a lot of basic stuff changed from one game to the other that made it hard for me to get into it. As many problems Skyrim has, the one things I miss from it when going back to Morrowind or Oblivion is the smiting. I love that stuff.

 

 

And, of course, Fallout: New Vegas.

Love New Vegas. For me, it's the real Fallout 3 as it actually has ties to the original two games.

Another anecdote from my Oblivion test run was that I spent a solid five minutes marvelling at the surroundings in awe, because, you know, mist and stuff. :>

Wood elves are good elves.

oh? For me, all elves are good elves. Unless they're scary, I guess. ^^

 

Wood elves are good elves.

 

 Until they tried to smother your religion with their holier than thou attitude!

 

 (Guess which side I picked in the Skyrim Civil War this time 'round...)

 

I really need to catch up on the lore, I guess. But there are so many books to read in that game, anyway...

Morrowind <3

I love Morrowind but without mods it looks very old. I could make a little list of mods for you if you like, they are very easy to install ^^

I made some small mods myself.

 

I like how Morrowind seems to be halfway between a PC game and a tabletop RPG.

The story is really the best part of the game, but before getting there you have to become stronger and this takes a lot of time (unless you cheat... ).

Thanks for the offer, and I really appreciate it - but I'm playing on the original Xbox, and I don't think it's possible to install mods there? (at least AFAIK)

Ah yes, I noticed that. As for the story, I wonder whether I'll ever get to that - after all, I am a master of getting side-tracked. ^^

Oh, I'm afraid there are no mods for Xbox sadly.
It's a shame because the difference between mods/no mods is the same between day and night
EDIT: Actually there are some mods for Xbox but getting them to work seems to be a little bit difficult from what I read.

Morrowind doesn't really care if you get side-tracked, actually you could just live your life and ignore the main quest and noone would complain xD