which Elder scrolls oblivion is best ?

I am now playing it in the PS3 and have play it in the 360 a year ago and quite frankly i can´t find any big differencedelol

PC, mods2FacedJanus

PC, mods2FacedJanus

PC, mods2FacedJanus

Morrowind is better. TaCoDuDe

Some parts of Morrowind are better, yes.  Some parts of Oblivion are better though too.  If only they would combine the best of the two.  Maybe they will for the next one.

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]Morrowind is better. aliasfreak

Some parts of Morrowind are better, yes. Some parts of Oblivion are better though too. If only they would combine the best of the two. Maybe they will for the next one.

What was better about oblivion? 

[QUOTE="aliasfreak"]

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]Morrowind is better. 2FacedJanus

Some parts of Morrowind are better, yes. Some parts of Oblivion are better though too. If only they would combine the best of the two. Maybe they will for the next one.

What was better about oblivion? 

That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

TaCoDuDe

I liked fast travel, I found it annoying having to walk to one end of the island to another for a 'fedex' quest, and having to walk back. (But I still think Morrowind is alittle bit better)

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

Chaos_HL21

I liked fast travel, I found it annoying having to walk to one end of the island to another for a 'fedex' quest, and having to walk back. (But I still think Morrowind is alittle bit better)

I remember back in my day, we didnt have fast travel! We had to walk everywhere! :P

[QUOTE="2FacedJanus"][QUOTE="aliasfreak"]

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]Morrowind is better. TaCoDuDe

Some parts of Morrowind are better, yes. Some parts of Oblivion are better though too. If only they would combine the best of the two. Maybe they will for the next one.

What was better about oblivion? 

That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

Those two things were better, yes.  But I found the, for lack of a better name, journal part much better.  In Morrowind, I would start a quest for one guild, find out that I couldn't complete it without bettering my character.  So I would go on to some other guild and do a few quests for them and level up.  From that point on though, it was such a pain to go back and find information for that mission I couldn't complete before.  The whole interface is much better in Oblivion, in my opinion.  You can just scroll through mission names and find what you need.  Much smoother. 

Personally, I didn't like fast travel.  I use it, but only because there is no other form of quick travel (like those big bug-like things in Morrowind, I can't remember what they are called).  I much prefer something like that.

I remember back in my day, we didnt have fast travel! We had to walk everywhere! :PTaCoDuDe

Yeah uphill in Ashstroms while fighting Cliff Racers. Fast Travel makes things alot easier (I HATED cliff Racers)

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"][QUOTE="2FacedJanus"][QUOTE="aliasfreak"]

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]Morrowind is better. aliasfreak

Some parts of Morrowind are better, yes. Some parts of Oblivion are better though too. If only they would combine the best of the two. Maybe they will for the next one.

What was better about oblivion? 

That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

Those two things were better, yes.  But I found the, for lack of a better name, journal part much better.  In Morrowind, I would start a quest for one guild, find out that I couldn't complete it without bettering my character.  So I would go on to some other guild and do a few quests for them and level up.  From that point on though, it was such a pain to go back and find information for that mission I couldn't complete before.  The whole interface is much better in Oblivion, in my opinion.  You can just scroll through mission names and find what you need.  Much smoother. 

Personally, I didn't like fast travel.  I use it, but only because there is no other form of quick travel (like those big bug-like things in Morrowind, I can't remember what they are called).  I much prefer something like that.

Ok, you are right the journal. And I agree with you, I wasnt a big fan of the Fast Travel system in Oblivion (they're called Silt Striders :P). I just think Morrowind RPG system and structure was a lot better than in Oblivion.

Except from the expansion they are nearly identical..

 But well.. if you really want to play the best oblivion you should get the PC one which is far superior the other ones.. Thanks to the mods.

I dont think the PS3 version gets downloadable content, which the 360 does. So if your not able to get the PC version, i'd get the 360 one.

That's what I want to know...graphics and combat system are the only things I can think of.

TaCoDuDe

The combat was broken.... basically your skill only decided how much damage you would do, in other words, only decide the length, it never made any attempts to check if you would hit... you'd hit if you were swaying at the enemy, in range... so that was pointless....

[QUOTE="aliasfreak"]

Those two things were better, yes.  But I found the, for lack of a better name, journal part much better.  In Morrowind, I would start a quest for one guild, find out that I couldn't complete it without bettering my character.  So I would go on to some other guild and do a few quests for them and level up.  From that point on though, it was such a pain to go back and find information for that mission I couldn't complete before.  The whole interface is much better in Oblivion, in my opinion.  You can just scroll through mission names and find what you need.  Much smoother. 

Personally, I didn't like fast travel.  I use it, but only because there is no other form of quick travel (like those big bug-like things in Morrowind, I can't remember what they are called).  I much prefer something like that.

TaCoDuDe

Ok, you are right the journal. And I agree with you, I wasnt a big fan of the Fast Travel system in Oblivion (they're called Silt Striders :P). I just think Morrowind RPG system and structure was a lot better than in Oblivion.

You are right about the RPG system and structure being better in Morrowind (not that you need me to say that you are right, of course!)

PC version without Mods.

 With a 10k WD and a 8800gtx with 16 aa and 16x af the console suck boys might aswell cry.

PC version without Mods.

 With a 10k WD and a 8800gtx with 16 aa and 16x af the console suck boys might aswell cry.

ardylicious

Without mods?

the PS3 version has faster and better loading.

Why? B/c of the standard HDD i think.

I am now playing it in the PS3 and have play it in the 360 a year ago and quite frankly i can´t find any big differencedelol

Doesn't really matter, pc is the best version. 360 has all the dl content, so go with that.