Best Elder Scrolls Game
Morrowind is the answer. Oblivion and Skyrim are just barely RPG's, and their respective game worlds lack the organic culture and atmosphere Morrowind had.
Also, Oblivion and Skyrim may have a trout ton to do, but comparatively little of it is all that interesting.
Daggerfall is a buggy mess. The randomly-generated world just doesn't work.
So, which one is best?
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Morrowind is the correct answer. Skyrim is in second place.
Skyrim's better than you give it credit for Laddy, and it brings back a lot of that Morrowind magic.
But Morrowind is the right answer.
Skyrim in first, Oblivion in second because of mods, then morrowind because of the terrible interface, then the other two because they suck balls.
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OP implies there is a good Elder Scrolls game. o_O
(SPOILER)I did enjoy Skyrim a bit.
Mods make Oblivion playable. They make the already more-than-playable Skyrim and Morrowind godly.Originally Posted by Hypoallergenic Cactuar
Dude, I have a freaking nyan cat with boobs flying around Cyrodil in my game, randomly killing people.
How is that not godly? Ungodly? Whatever.
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No. Sorry, it isn't. Sorry if I'm being a bitch. It has a ho-hum story with a laughably (even insultingly) simple character advancement system that's more broken than Oblivion's. While it did improve on Oblivion in regards to atmosphere and culture, Morrowind still blows it out of the water.
Morrowind's music and sound effects are superior, it has three times more skills than Oblivion does, and it's just a larger and better world.
EDIT: The only fair way one can argue that Morrowind is inferior in any way is combat. And considering the much larger amount of weapons, skills, and methods you can use, I'm happy with my character looking like he's jerking off with his sword.
How bout we all just agree that freelancer is a superior action rpg/sandbox to all of the elder scroll games and call it a day.
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say that to my face, n'wah, not online and see what happens
If I'd been saying Skyrim is better than Morrowind this post would make more senseNo. Sorry, it isn't. Sorry if I'm being a bitch. It has a ho-hum story with a laughably (even insultingly) simple character advancement system that's more broken than Oblivion's. While it did improve on Oblivion in regards to atmosphere and culture, Morrowind still blows it out of the water.
Morrowind's music and sound effects are superior, it has three times more skills than Oblivion does, and it's just a larger and better world.
EDIT: The only fair way one can argue that Morrowind is inferior in any way is combat. And considering the much larger amount of weapons, skills, and methods you can use, I'm happy with my character looking like he's jerking off with his sword.
I know what you're saying, and it's wrong.Skyrim is weaker than even Oblivion.
I agree with some points, such as the lack of athletics and acrobatics and blade and blunt and weapons breaking. I disagree in the overall feel, looks, variation of quests, and vampirism is no longer a death sentence.I know what you're saying, and it's wrong.
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What are you on about sonI know what you're saying, and it's wrong.Skyrim is superior in absolutely EVERY WAY to Oblivion. I... I don't even know how that sentence could be deliberately put together by any sapient being in the universe.
Skyrim is a shallow experience. It pisses on its RPG roots and create a laughably easy and predictable experience that is completely incapable of surprising anyone with any real experience in the WRPG genre.
Oblivion is too, but at least it was the first time it was an utter disappointment for the series and not the second.
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