The learning curve, especially going from Skyrim, is going to be very steep, but if you can manage that, the game slowly opens up to you. Great writing, fleshed-out faction systems, and it doesn't treat the player like a bumbling moron. Oblivion is decent, but Morrowind is the king of the 3D TES games imo. MGSO just updates Morrowind's mechanics and graphics to a modern standard and adds some ambient sounds. Oblivion is just part of the progression from complex to simple that Bethesda has been following since releasing Daggerfall in 1998.ДЄs others have recommended here, I'd say to give Morrowind a shot just get MGSO, and you should be set. However, Oblivion still features character attributes, which were removed entirely in Skyrim. There are fewer factions, quests and skills and the consequences of player actions are lesser. Oblivion splits the difference between Morrowind and Skyrim.

Does oblivion have the same rpg elements as morrowind?, Or is it dumbed down like skyrim? I've always wanted to play morrowind, The only problem is i've already played skyrim so it'll feel weird to play morrowind. I'm sure that the Obsidian senior design team grew up with both these games because their influence shows in FNV. If its player choice and a vast original world to explore and you don't mind dated graphics and die roll type combat I'd absolutely go to Morrowind (best 1st person visualized game world in all RPG'dom) or even further back to Daggerfall (best Character creation scheme ever implemented to date). It's not all bad!Д«ig thanks to TheSacredRing at gamefaqs.Originally posted by baumgartner:Depends on what you like. Also, there's a bunch of straight-up fun stuff in the world, big ol' animals and cute little messages left behind by the developers. The ghostly spirits of long-gone human settlers called Ayleids still haunt the impossible caverns of their underground metropolises, hiding great treasure behind wicked traps.

Others, cloaked in mist and the stench of death, are the sanctums of depraved necromancers and eldritch cults, whose dread incantations infect the mossy walls of caves not tread by human foot in centuries. Some of them are your basic bandit hideouts and animal caverns. While the main quest will send you to literal, actual Heck, over and over again, there are plenty of things off the beaten path that most players would never see.Д®very Elder Scrolls game is a massive undertaking, with dozens of square kilometres of land, hundreds of interiors like caves, dungeons, castles, and manors. While the verdant forests of Cyrodiil look beautiful from a distance, the most postcard-worthy area of the series, those deep dark woods are home to snarling wolves, aggressive bears, and worse: scaly Clannfear, chitinous Dremora, and other monsters tore from the depths of Oblivion. While not as steeped in horror elements as the games that bookend it - Morrowind and Skyrim- Oblivion has a large amount of scary and unsettling locations, creatures, characters, and items spread across the landscape of Cyrodiil.

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