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Complete Fix guide for all Fallout GamesĪll Posts must be directly related to Fallout. Morrowind is like a playground, whereas Skyrim is more like an amusement park. It gives the player the tools to enjoy the world and subsequently just leaves him or her in it. Tl dr Morrowind's story and world just get better the more you learn about them. Out of any 3D game BGS has ever pushed out, it feels like they worked the hardest on Morrowind-and it really shows. Morrowind knows it'll wow the player and presents him or her with the world as it is, take it or leave it. Skyrim feels as though it isn't quite convinced of its ability to wow the player and so tries to draw him or her in. The main difference between Skyrim and Morrowind is that Skyrim tries to pull the player in while Morrowind puts that burden on the player. 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.Īs 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). Originally posted by baumgartner:Depends on what you like.
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