You never say goodbye to an ES game.

Im still playing Morrowind for example, and I′ve been playing it from 10 years now.

I will keep playing skyrim! Mostly now that I cant move for two months

not interested in the large new quest mods?

It's an on and off relationship with Skyrim and I. I love it, I'd never say a permanent goodbye to it

EternalDarkness is a console player.
A bit off-topic, but have I seen you around the Total War Centre forums, Prometheus?


This is absolutely me. I'll play Skyrim for weeks on end, leave, not touch it for weeks and repeat.

Unless mistaken with someonelse I remember him beeing a modder for pc....

And yes I am the same modder on TW ...

Well, I'm not done myself. Heck, I'm not even done with Morrowind or Oblivion. These type of games have seemly infinite playtime and play throughs. Same can be said for me with Fallout 3 and my 'not yet' adventure in New Vegas. I understand though, each game runs it course with people. Sad, they could of lured you back with a couple more DLC like expansions. I know they did it with Dragonborn with people. No new adventures causes people to put the game back in it's case. I guess that's okay for Bethesda, I mean, that was there choice now wasn't it.

I play on ps3. And mostly not

https://twitter.com/DCDeacon/status/327419705310736384 tweet is a valid reason for not stop playing Skyrim yet. It hasn't lost its charm.

It has for me

I don't think I'll ever put Skyrim down permanently. Right now my journey is far from finished, but a moment will come when I decide it's time to move on to a new adventure - and it still won't be the end of Skyrim. I'll be coming back to it every now and then, just like I came back to Morrowind and Oblivion. Or rather only Oblivion, because I never really stopped playing Morrowind...

...or I could have just said this.

Same here along with Morrowind, Daggerfall and Fallout 3 and New Vegas. No matter how many times i play these games it always satisfies me emotionally. The randomness in a familiar world. The sense of realism of knowing the world like the back of my hand and instead of getting bored am feeling like am entering worlds that are my second home where i can have a ton of fun.

Had a lengthy game session of Morrowind the other day and i couldnt believe i was still finding new things in Vivec. Then theres the eerie coincidences like bowing before the statue of Vivec and putting down an offering of herbs then suddenly hearing thunder and seeing rain come down

http://i.imgur.com/KqHup.gif.

Ive played TES games and Fallout 3 since Daggerfall. Historically, I've gotten burned out, played other games for a year and come back and whatever Bethesda game I boot up again seems like I'm playing for the very first time.

I always felt that balance was the key.

Goodbye my love goodbye