[ SECRET POST #2825 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2825 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Looking for a Game like X

[dethtoll]

Skyrim is honestly the most playable Elder Scrolls game. I found it the most engaging and the most fun. They really took design lessons from Fallout 3 to heart.

Re: Looking for a Game like X

[(Anonymous)]

The only other one I played significantly was Oblivion, and whereas I liked it, I do think Skyrim is more playable. Then again, I modded the fuck out of the game so maybe if I tried it vanilla I'd think differently.

Re: Looking for a Game like X

[dethtoll]

I've played Oblivion vanilla as well as with a bunch of mods and it's mostly just bland slurry. Its biggest improvement over the unplayable mess that was Morrowind was combat that actually relied on player skill in a fully 3D engine.

I've played Skyrim almost completely vanilla (most changes have been purely cosmetic, like music mods and a few new characters.)

Re: Looking for a Game like X

[(Anonymous)]

My Skyrim mods were mostly cosmetic, too. Changing my adopted orphans into Khajiit children, enhanced character creation plus additional hairstyles/colors to make my hero beautiful, adding capes... though then there were the ones like making my horse essential, because fuck Skyrim's horses running away the moment you dismount them to charge at dragons five miles away.

I just remember Oblivion being incredibly buggy and several quests were impossible for me to complete. Though now that I think about it, Skyrm was probably just as buggy, and even with the patches (unofficial patches too) I still got locked out of a few quests.