You Should Rest and Meditate on What You've Learned: The Elder Scrolls Poll

did they get punched into the sky by a giant? I don't think the charms of that game open up until you've been punched into the sky by a giant

also this is always delightful:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTMwjYgJsFQ

morrowind i remember badly. i think a roommate of mine bought it when i owned a pc. i remember thinking it was underpopulated, listless and unnecessarily harsh to a beginner (my frame of ref was the baldur's gate and planescape games). dlh's posts are compelling stuff tho.

oblivion is just awful: silly, ugly, senseless. i have to carry forty hammers to keep my shit nice? because hammers wear out even faster than my shit does? you want me to think this is ok? couldn't make myself keep going with it.

skyrim i played i think every single instance of content it offered. def got to me but idk if i loved it.

http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110528230526/fallout/images/3/3f/Vault-boy-fallout3-thumbs-up.jpg

to Dan's youtube clip.

I am sworn to carry your burdens.

Just a little reminder for y'all.

man no love for oblivion? it is my favorite title in the series. i'm not really sure why that is so, but it is. i'm sure the stuff i enjoy the most (assassin's guild quests, vampire stuff) is done at least as well in the other games, but something just really clicks for me with oblivion. maybe it is the progression system (i remember really disliking how that was handled in skyrim) or the fact that it controls enough like games i am used to (issue i had with daggerfall iirc) but i really love oblivion.