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[BlueKnite]

Any elder scrolls fans out there? Feel free to post ideas, or likes, or dislikes about all the games, personally i havent played: Arena,daggerfall, or morrowind, but i loved oblivion, and have pre-ordered and am very looking forward to SKYRIM!!! So also any news, or just how the first games went, post here

[TheOmegaKnight]

Ive been playing the elderscrolls since daggerfall back when you could play as a girl and take your clothes......errr nvm. Anyways I freaking loved the elderscrolls and I too am looking forward to skyrim.(wait.....why havent I played oblivion yet)

[The Forgotten Knight]

Crap, I keep forgetting I need to beat the main quest in Oblivion. I've literally done every quest except that one. I've avoided going back like the plague because at one point Oblivion was like crack to me.

[PsychoticPeanut]

Crap, I keep forgetting I need to beat the main quest in Oblivion. I've literally done every quest except that one. I've avoided going back like the plague because at one point Oblivion was like crack to me.

You've done every quest besides the main one? As in you never stopped at Weynon Priory and gave the amulet to Jauffre?!

I agree, oblivion is somewhat like crack, especially when you're doing the guild questlines, having a higher rank makes me want to play longer >

[BlueKnite]

I liked joining the guilds that didnt do anything thing, like the white stallion guild

[Splufay]

Skyrim really made the series mainstream.

I started the series at Oblivion, and Oblivion is easily my favorite video game ever.

I tried out Daggerfall, and it's pretty cool, but I can't really get myself into it. I also tried out Morrowind, but I was having some technical difficulties not to mention I was stuck inside a dungeon where I would get killed at every turn.

[Da Milk Man]

I've been playing Morrowind for the last few days again. It was my first venture into the series back when it launched.

Man, I missed this game.

[BlueKnite]

I've been wanting to get Morrowind it was on sale yesterday but i didnt buy it :$ but i had fair reasoning i'm not crazy i just dont think my computer would be able to run it XD

[The Forgotten Knight]

Did anyone else ever collect the Mace of Doom from Oblivion?

[Splufay]

I was playing Oblivion today and I finally got around to the Aleswell quest where everyone is invisible. Then I find out you have to go to the fort and fight invisible bad guys. I was extremely surprised by how easy and short the quest really was. I mean, i only ended up killing one invisible wolf. I really don't get why they even included that quest in the first place because of how short it was.

[Dropped Your Pocket]

I'm a huge fan or TES, and have played all of the games besides Redguard. Never beat Arena or Daggerfall, but I have beaten Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim.

In my opinion, they need to, at some point, create a game located in Elsweyr or Valenwood (Khajiit and Wood Elf are my favorite races)

On a side note, in Morrowind and the games after it, Wood Elves are the shortest race you play as. But has anyone who played Daggerfall notice how it says the Wood Elves are a tall race? I always thought that was kind of amusing.

Anyway, I'll stop nerding out, good day to you.

Edited by Dropped Your Pocket, 23 July 2012 - 02:59 AM.

[Splufay]

In my opinion, they need to, at some point, create a game located in Elsweyr or Valenwood (Khajiit and Wood Elf are my favorite races)

Elsweyr. Yes. Khajiits were horribly underused in Skyrim. I would totally love to to Elsweyr because of the deserts and tropical rain forests and what not.

Has anyone purchased Dawnguard? I was super pumped for it at first, but I lost interest in it. I guess it just looked more and more uninteresting to me as it went along. I'm still expecting a Shivering Isles sized expansion, though!

[The Forgotten Knight]

I was playing Oblivion today and I finally got around to the Aleswell quest where everyone is invisible. Then I find out you have to go to the fort and fight invisible bad guys. I was extremely surprised by how easy and short the quest really was. I mean, i only ended up killing one invisible wolf. I really don't get why they even included that quest in the first place because of how short it was.

Most likely the invisible animals went off chasing other things in the world like bandits or roving imperial guards. They have an unusally wide detection radius if you just leave without doing the quest. I distinctly remember being chased by an invisible bear as I was trying to run and finished the quest. Quite possibly my most terrifying run for my life.

[Splufay]

Most likely the invisible animals went off chasing other things in the world like bandits or roving imperial guards. They have an unusally wide detection radius if you just leave without doing the quest. I distinctly remember being chased by an invisible bear as I was trying to run and finished the quest. Quite possibly my most terrifying run for my life.

That must've been it. The invisible wolf freaked me out because it was a little bit after I got the quest so I forgot about the invisible monsters.

Also, I dunno about any of you guys, but it kind of creeps me out knowing that there are quests that are literally in the middle of nowhere on these games. On Oblivion I just left Anvil and kept walking until I found a fort. I went in and went all the way through, and killed the boss, and picked up his weapon, which activated a side quest. It's just an eerie feeling knowing that they went to the trouble to design a complete quest but they kept it so tucked away that they don't know if anyone is ever going to find it. For this one, you HAD to pick up the weapon the boss was carrying to activate it, so that makes it even more hidden.

[The Forgotten Knight]

Most likely the invisible animals went off chasing other things in the world like bandits or roving imperial guards. They have an unusally wide detection radius if you just leave without doing the quest. I distinctly remember being chased by an invisible bear as I was trying to run and finished the quest. Quite possibly my most terrifying run for my life.

That must've been it. The invisible wolf freaked me out because it was a little bit after I got the quest so I forgot about the invisible monsters.

Also, I dunno about any of you guys, but it kind of creeps me out knowing that there are quests that are literally in the middle of nowhere on these games. On Oblivion I just left Anvil and kept walking until I found a fort. I went in and went all the way through, and killed the boss, and picked up his weapon, which activated a side quest. It's just an eerie feeling knowing that they went to the trouble to design a complete quest but they kept it so tucked away that they don't know if anyone is ever going to find it. For this one, you HAD to pick up the weapon the boss was carrying to activate it, so that makes it even more hidden.

What was the name of the Fort and/or weapon he had? Some of the mass murder quests were kind of eerie and hilarious at the same time. I liked the dinner party in Skingrad or the village not to far from the invisible quest with the family feud.

[Splufay]

Most likely the invisible animals went off chasing other things in the world like bandits or roving imperial guards. They have an unusally wide detection radius if you just leave without doing the quest. I distinctly remember being chased by an invisible bear as I was trying to run and finished the quest. Quite possibly my most terrifying run for my life.

That must've been it. The invisible wolf freaked me out because it was a little bit after I got the quest so I forgot about the invisible monsters.

Also, I dunno about any of you guys, but it kind of creeps me out knowing that there are quests that are literally in the middle of nowhere on these games. On Oblivion I just left Anvil and kept walking until I found a fort. I went in and went all the way through, and killed the boss, and picked up his weapon, which activated a side quest. It's just an eerie feeling knowing that they went to the trouble to design a complete quest but they kept it so tucked away that they don't know if anyone is ever going to find it. For this one, you HAD to pick up the weapon the boss was carrying to activate it, so that makes it even more hidden.

What was the name of the Fort and/or weapon he had? Some of the mass murder quests were kind of eerie and hilarious at the same time. I liked the dinner party in Skingrad or the village not to far from the invisible quest with the family feud.

I can't remember the Fort but the weapon's name was "Rockshatter", I believe? I also think it was a mace. I can't confirm any of this because I sold my Xbox and all my games for a PS3. (best decision of my life) But I recall the quest talking about how the weapon had been a wedding gift or something.... however, it gave me the name of the person I should talk to but it didn't tell me where nor did it give me a quest marker.

[Kimaru137]

Huge fan, Skyrim smexy