Oblivion. I never really played much open world before oblivion came along, and while I felt it had a few "issues" I'll not go into here. It was a daunting experience but it really became something "more" to me when I got into it, partly because of the aforementioned "first real open world game I bothered playing". Also, I like the theme song the most out of all the games.
I had the same feeling with each new TES game that came out. It's an amazing feeling that I haven't felt from many other games. I think the soundtrack helps a lot with that.
I felt skyrim was the weak point in the series, it lacked depth like the games before it. I never got the "special" feeling with that game. As much as people say the map was big, I felt it was rather small if you factor out the mountain. But all of the other games I agree.
Oblivion. I never really played much open world before oblivion came along, and while I felt it had a few "issues" I'll not go into here. It was a daunting experience but it really became something "more" to me when I got into it, partly because of the aforementioned "first real open world game I bothered playing". Also, I like the theme song the most out of all the games.
I had the same feeling with each new TES game that came out. It's an amazing feeling that I haven't felt from many other games. I think the soundtrack helps a lot with that.
I felt skyrim was the weak point in the series, it lacked depth like the games before it. I never got the "special" feeling with that game. As much as people say the map was big, I felt it was rather small if you factor out the mountain. But all of the other games I agree.