1) Quest for Glory 4 (This is how you do storytelling in games RIGHT.)
2) Baldur's Gate 2
3) Baldur's Gate 1
4) Oni
5) Final Fantasy 8 (I know. It was the first FF I played, so it still holds a special place in my heart.)

TES:S is good, but she's not that good. There's too little in the way of character, story, reactivity and variety, and there's a little too much grind.

the first fable game was incomplete when they released it, which is why the lost chapters or whatever came out a year later.

Same thing. Just think "expansion" i guess.

1: Mass Effect series
2: Red Alert 2 Yuri's Revenge
3: Golden Eye 64 (friendships were broken because of this game)
4: Civilization 4
5: Counter Strike 1.6

"Hogs of War" - Totally awesome. Bought a $2 PSOne that needs some piecing together just to get this game sometime. 50 bucks one of lowest prices I've seen. Bet not many gamers even know what that is.

I can't seem to list my favorite games in favorite order.
I have all these games yet still nothing that interests me to play Q_Q
Except Black ops...which i do not have D:<

Yep!
1:Morrowind
2:Skyrim
3:oblivion
4:Legend of zelda majoras mask
5:Final fantasy IX

1. Legend of Zelda ocarina of time
2. Dragon Age Origins
3. Final Fantasy X
4. Resident Evil 4
5. Kirby's dream course

Hmmm, it's tough for me to nail a Top 5. I'd have to create charts and graphs depicting enjoyment. But, anyway. Here's my current Top 5 based on enjoyment at the time released, not at the current time.

1. AD&D Pool of Radiance
2. Might and Magic 7
3. Battlefield 1942
4. World of Warcraft
5. Skyrim

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6. Duke Nukem 3D
7. Thief 2
8. Half Life 2
9. Carmageddon 2
10. The Sims

1st place

1. Skyrim
2. Halo 3 (epic multiplayer days)
3. Oblivion
4. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
5. MGS1

1) Skyrim
2) Oblivion
3) Knights of the Old Republic
4) Mass Effect
5) Sim City 2000

Oh gods.. Pool of Radiance.. Did you draw out maps on squared paper as well?

I might like Skyrim, if the writing was worth a toss.

Don't have a definitive list but some of my tops are :
Mgs4
Age of Mythology
Rachet and Clank
New Vegas

1. Skyrim
2. Oblivion
3. Final Fantasy VII
4. Dragon Age: Origins
5. Fallout 3

Call me what you will hardcoers, but i really, really love Oblivion.

1. Skyrim (Go Imperials)
2. Oblivion
3. Fallout New Vegas (Go NCR)
4. Fallout 3
5. Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

Yeah!
1. Star Wars: KOTOR
2. Battlefield 2
3. Dragon Age: Origins
4. Skyrim
5. Metal Gear Solid 3

As the game stands -- no.

1) Starcraft
2) Morrowind
3) Diablo II
4) Mass Effect 1
5) The Sims

Ahh, memories... :happy:

1. Super Smash Bros Brawl
2. Skyrim
3. Minecraft
4. Mass effect 2
5. Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

So yes, it did make the top 5:D

Top 5:

1) Morrowind
2) Fable
3) Unreal Tournament
4) Final Fantasy 5
5) Skyrim

I don't know. I always wait a few months before ranking a new game; it's good to get a little perspective before slotting into the all-time list.

I really don't have a top 5 - there are 3 games that stand out for me, and then a bunch of other excellent titles.

The big 3:
Deus Ex
Thief 1/2
Dragon Age: Origins

the rest: Civilization series, Mass Effect Series, DX:HR, Thief 3, Half Life series,...Skyrim will be in there, and may break into the top 3 (or 4).

1) Fallout 3
2) Perfect Dark
3) Warcraft III
4) Skyrim
5) The Oregon Trail

2 and 5 are mostly just thanks to the memories i had playing them.

hahahaha i cant believe i forgot about that one.

Top five? I think yes. In no particular order:
Skyrim
City of Heroes
Morrowind
Ghost Recon
Red Dead Redemption

Though I am probably forgetting some great old games.

1. Frontier: Elite II
2. Crusader Kings
3. Football Manager 1995-
4. Shining in the Darkness
5. Fallout: New Vegas
(5). Rome: Total War
6. Deus Ex (1)
(6.) Thief: The Dark Project
7. Oblivion FCOM/OOO
8. Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
9. Monkey Island 1, 2, 3
10. Unreal Tournament (1)

Skyrim doesn't make top ten, sorry. Its a great looking game but has no depth or challenge and far too many of the same old crappy limitations and issues left over from Oblivion to be a 'classic'.

Those are:

1. Voice acting variety and quality is rubbish
2. Lack of challenge
3. Lack of any ability to 'change' the world, you just pass through it and nobody gives a [censored] what you do or who you 'do'.
4. Level scaling and dumbing down of everything from interfaces to the infuriatingly banol and obvious 'puzzles' and quest hooks. Oh look, two people talking! Its the same as Oblivion and it still svcks balls 6 years later guys.
5. Bad writing/quests (but good level design this time)
6. Short and boring main quests
7. Rubbish combat. Skyrim is an improvement but lack of limb damage and proper witcher style adrenaline battles is lame. Run away or mash left mouse. Nothing more complex. Nothing more interesting. In 2011? Yawn.
8. Poor audio quality, great audio content. A travesty.
9. Steam DRM: Just Say No. I also despise what you are trying to do with quite cynically for very cynical reasons making steam the 'new' nexus for mods. Thats just wrong on so many levels.
10. Vast amount of incidental objects and detail but no hardcoe mode to make them interactive or purposeful. Why?
11. Vampires are broken and silly. Heck your face doesnt even change now!
12. Still no co-op play. I'm amazed you didn't go there with Skyrim. TES games scream out for 2 player co-op mode.


The saddest thing is that in 2006 Oblivion was great fun and despite being very broken, it still wowed and soaked up the hrs. Skyrim has elements of wow but ultimately its just Oblivion 2. Which doesn't cut it six years down the line. If Skyrim had been released six years ago instead of Oblivion, it might have been up there with the best games of all time. But for anyone who was there in 2006, Skyrim sadly is just old hat now. The one thing that could have made it great, despite itself, would have been immersive, quality writing and to a great extent, depth of playspace/world. Those things just didn't make it in to Skyrim for technical and marketing reasons I guess. Shame.