Poll

Best Elder Scrolls game?

Arena
6 (1.9%)
Daggerfall
9 (2.9%)
Morrowind
37 (12%)
Oblivion
69 (22.3%)
Skyrim
188 (60.8%)

Total Members Voted: 309

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Pretty sure he means you weren't a hero by bloodline. Everybody expects the high and mighty Dragonborn to save the world from evil, but nobody expects some hick convict in prison for what-please-the-Divines to end the Oblivion CrCIA.


FINALLY, 1.5 is out for consoles!




No, well, what happens is that you "unlock" the countries by how far you are in the story.

im slowpoke but imo this is so stupid as i have played this around 70h now and just past greybeards on mainstory

im slowpoke but imo this is so stupid as i have played this around 70h now and just past greybeards on mainstory
how is that even possible

how is that even possible
I play incredibly slowly as-well. Haven't even beat the game yet and I've had it since January. :D

I have a better idea
close one game and open the other
Then you're on a different character though. The point of such a mod would be to explore both lands with the same character. It would be stupid though because Oblivion has worse graphics and it is 200 years in the past from the Skyrim game.

I play incredibly slowly as-well. Haven't even beat the game yet and I've had it since January. :D
I haven't beat it and I've had it since release. :D
« Last Edit: April 01, 2012, 04:19:47 PM by Cybersix »

I got it 1 day before release and then main story is already feeling too dull to finish :<

Pretty sure he means you weren't a hero by bloodline. Everybody expects the high and mighty Dragonborn to save the world from evil, but nobody expects some hick convict in prison for what-please-the-Divines to end the Oblivion CrCIA.
I think it's better to not be a legendary prophecy hero and become a hero from scratch, and not because of some convenient power.

I think it's better to not be a legendary prophecy hero and become a hero from scratch, and not because of some convenient power.
I don't think that any series should specifically stick with either one.
It's always nice to have a mix of these things, you don't want every game to be a simple "some nobody rises to glory through an unexpected chain of events" storyline

That was one of the greatest things about Dragon Age Origins, the ability to choose what your birth status is and then earn your blood status was awesome.

I don't think that any series should specifically stick with either one.
It's always nice to have a mix of these things, you don't want every game to be a simple "some nobody rises to glory through an unexpected chain of events" storyline

That was one of the greatest things about Dragon Age Origins, the ability to choose what your birth status is and then earn your blood status was awesome.
I just think the "chosen one" is an overplayed role.

I think it's pretty cool if the character is from some line of royalty, though.