All of them are awesome but Morrowind will always be my favorite of the three. It had a better story, more diverse landscape, no leveled enemies, epic lore, and a shitload of stuff to do.
Poll: Oblivion V.S. Fallout 3 V.S. Morrowind
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Fallout 3 is simply the best b/c I hate fantasy and love sci-fi so its an automatic win. Oblivion was pretty but Morrowind was way better. Fallout 3 just seemed better though, regardless of fantasty vs sci fi. I still haven't beaten Fallout 3 100% but blowing super mutants into chunks and... well its just so awesome compared to Morrowwind. The fear factor in Fallout 3 also made it fun. Both are great and I beat morrorwind several times (oblivion once), but I don't have the time or desire to spend that much time on a game anymore for the most part, at least single player multiple runs.
Bethesda was trying to make it seem like you aren't some sort of super character in Morrowind. It made you dread fighting and making you avoid combat as much as possible. I hope thats what they were going for otherwise it was a massive failure.LOLCMONBRUH said:
It's to compare Bethesda's top 3 selling games, not the gameplay. It's more of "Which do you think deserves the most praise"Blimey said:
All are good in places that the other games lack.
Morrowind had the best story telling and environments (cos they were crafted by a person rather than randomly generated). It also got the most gameplay from me because there were the most quests and factions. It got a little buggy at times and the whole "miss a crab sitting in front of you because you don't have the necessary long blade level to swing at a stationary crab" got annoying at times.
Oblivion had better graphics than Morrowind and the Dark Brotherhood quests made up for hacking out half the factions and quest lines available that Morrowin had. Oblivion became much easier to use for me. Useless skills were removed or streamlined into functional gameplay elements. The issue I had though was that the story wasn't all that interesting and aside from the dark brotherhood quests (which were sweet) the quests weren't all that gripping.
Fallout 3 had the most boring landscapes and environments. I sometimes wish the game hadn't been Fallout 3 and was just the same thing set in a non-nuclear apocalyptic wasteland. Brown-grey got really old really fast for me... I would have loved to see some trees. So when you do see trees in that oasis place it was cool, but meh.
I really want a game where I can use a hunting rifle in the swamps outside Seyda Neen to assassinate various folks for reasons unknown.
Between the 3 games theres an unbeatable classic, but by themselves their just 3 solid performers.
Morrowind had the best story telling and environments (cos they were crafted by a person rather than randomly generated). It also got the most gameplay from me because there were the most quests and factions. It got a little buggy at times and the whole "miss a crab sitting in front of you because you don't have the necessary long blade level to swing at a stationary crab" got annoying at times.
Oblivion had better graphics than Morrowind and the Dark Brotherhood quests made up for hacking out half the factions and quest lines available that Morrowin had. Oblivion became much easier to use for me. Useless skills were removed or streamlined into functional gameplay elements. The issue I had though was that the story wasn't all that interesting and aside from the dark brotherhood quests (which were sweet) the quests weren't all that gripping.
Fallout 3 had the most boring landscapes and environments. I sometimes wish the game hadn't been Fallout 3 and was just the same thing set in a non-nuclear apocalyptic wasteland. Brown-grey got really old really fast for me... I would have loved to see some trees. So when you do see trees in that oasis place it was cool, but meh.
I really want a game where I can use a hunting rifle in the swamps outside Seyda Neen to assassinate various folks for reasons unknown.
Between the 3 games theres an unbeatable classic, but by themselves their just 3 solid performers.
personly i did not really enjoy morrowind that much mabey it is because i played oblivion first and morrowind like 3 months ago to compare but i had alot of trouble knowing where to go like for all i saw there was no arrow pointing to where it goes. That and i am a very lazy person and that i had to read. Please dont flame me or anything.
Now enough with my rant my favorite would have to be Oblivion for the pure replay value and so much stuff to do. Also i love how much diffrent things like running, blocking, even jumping(which i love grinding)
Now enough with my rant my favorite would have to be Oblivion for the pure replay value and so much stuff to do. Also i love how much diffrent things like running, blocking, even jumping(which i love grinding)
I really don't know which one is better...I'd say they're all good for their own rights
Fallout 3: Fantastic openworld game with guns vs swords and such, a neat take on Oblivion you could say
Morrowind: great story, missions, development HUGE epic map and crappy combat
Oblivion: Okay story, okay missions, great graphics, better combat
I think if you were to make a game like morrowind with vast more options and immersion and VASTLY different landscapes with Oblivions combat it'd be incredible. (Don't say Morroblivion because it has no quests and I heard it's a dead project)
I call it a draw, they're all great for their OWN reasons. Where one has the advantage the other one does in another field.
Fallout 3: Fantastic openworld game with guns vs swords and such, a neat take on Oblivion you could say
Morrowind: great story, missions, development HUGE epic map and crappy combat
Oblivion: Okay story, okay missions, great graphics, better combat
I think if you were to make a game like morrowind with vast more options and immersion and VASTLY different landscapes with Oblivions combat it'd be incredible. (Don't say Morroblivion because it has no quests and I heard it's a dead project)
I call it a draw, they're all great for their OWN reasons. Where one has the advantage the other one does in another field.