[Particle Person]

1. Skyrim
2. Oblivion
3. Morrowind
4. Daggerfall
5. Arena

Which of these have you played?

[Rushy]

Which of these have you played?

I do not see how that is relevant.

[Particle Person]

Which of these have you played?

I do not see how that is relevant.

We're listing the games in our order of personal preference.

[Rushy]

We're listing the games in our order of personal preference.

Yes, and?

[beardo]

PP, don't you know that games are judged by their graphics?

[Vongeo]

[Ghost of V]

From best to worst:

1. Oblivion
2. Oblivion
3. Oblivion
4. Oblivion
5. Morrowind
Honorable mention: Dark Souls

[Saddam Hussein]

1. Skyrim
2. Oblivion
3. Morrowind
4. Daggerfall
5. Arena

Because this is the order in which the graphics are getting worse.

Perfection can never truly be attained. By testing one's constantly degrading mechanism against this unknowable goal, you reveal the imperfections of your own device. Can you accept this necessity?

[Vongeo]

Perfection can never truly be attained. By testing one's consonantly degrading mechanism against this unknowable goal, you reveal the imperfections of your own device. Can you accept this necessity?

wat?

[Ghost of V]

[Saddam Hussein]

wat?

You do not fully comprehend. Such is your imperfection.

You will never know. You are not Sotha Sil.

[Ghost of V]

You will never know. You are not Sotha Sil.

nigga he ded

[Saddam Hussein]

But he wasn't dead in the Second Era, duh.  I'm quoting from TESO, if anyone hadn't already guessed.  It's one of my favorite quests, actually - you're in the Tribunal Temple, and you have to pass a couple of tests from Vivec and Sotha Sil because reasons.  Vivec's test has you investigate a murder and try to judge who the guilty party is, while Sotha Sil's test has you activate and then destroy a Dwemer construct.  It's a neat introduction to their respective characters and philosophies, and the closest thing they have to actual presence in the game.  ZeniMax has said they're going to introduce them into the game at some point, possibly with Vvardenfell.  I bet you'll resubscribe if that happens, PP.

[Particle Person]

I'll resubscribe when they make Michael Kirkbride a playable character and introduce CHIM combo mechanics.

[Rushy]

Saddam almost makes TESO sound like its worth playing.

[Particle Person]

How?

[Rushy]

How?

The quests sound pretty fun, actually, as long as they aren't in reality linear "follow the magic point on the map" garbage quests. Things like trying to investigate a murder tends to be more complicated than your classic "bear asses" MMO. I know that most of the game isn't like that (having played the beta) but Saddam makes it sound as if it is.

[Vindictus]

Sometimes bear asses just need collecting. You don't get to the top of a company without collecting some bear asses.

[Rushy]

I do honestly like the idea of playing TESO, but that's pretty much where it stops. I also like the idea of playing Eve Online and playing Elite:Dangerous, but both of those are boring empty games. It just so happens one gets a lot better with groups of people and the other doesn't allow you to have groups of people.

[Ghost of V]

Is this game like Skyrim? They seem to have a lot of the same things