What are some of your most memorable moments from the TES series

getting PWND by a mudcrap in oblivion because I' didn't hear the music change

Dagon appearing, I was like 'OMFG WTF is that '

The first time I discovered how to levitate. Yeah...I had a lot of fun with that.

Entering the SI was a moment to remember .

Leaving the Jail in Oblivion, sense it was my first game for this generation the graphics blew me away.

stepping outside the ship in morrowind. that sealed the deal for me.

Coming across a Daedric ruin in morrowind for the first time. It was swarming with scamps and I didn't have a weapon that would effect them. So I tried to run out of there with a bunch of scamps right behind me. Not being able to fight them and hearing the noise they made right behind me creeped me out theroughly.

Also the first shop I came into I accidently picked up a sword off the table not knowing how the barter system worked to hear some one yelling for guards, Next thing I know I'm running for my life from a town full of guards.

This topic is awesome! There were many moments from Oblivion to remember (i tried to play Morrowind but i couldn't play it). Many of this moments sealed this game to me as one of the best games ever crafted !!! I'l just say few of this moments,because i could count until morning. First one was when i left the sewer i was amazed by the world and details in it!!! And when i realized that I was FREE oh my god i just started running, i run through forest and grassy plains for hours !!!While exploring forests i saw things and sceenes that took the breath from me!!! I'l end up here i could count for hours...this is best game ever created..........

The Sheogorath daedric shrine quest, where the flaming dogs fell from the sky, I thought that was really cool.

When i got out of the prison in oblivion and saw the amazing graphics.

Without giving away anything to anyone who hasn't completed it, I thoroughly enjoyed the ending of the Thieves Guild questline. Especially the revelation at the very end

Feeling a sense of accomplishment never felt before from a game by completing Morrowind's MQ. When I looked back on it I realized how much of a mountain it was to climb in comparison to Oblivion, especially with no little green arrow.

Oblivion was my first x360 game which was my first next gen console, so i was like WHOA! when i left the sewers.

In which game was that?


<--- Direnni Tower. Man did I spend time finding that broad in there. Same in Castles Wayrest and Sentinel. But still the spookiest of all places was Scourge Barrow. All in TES2. So, the 'moment' you ask for, they are loooong moments. Of course there's Lysandus' ghost (TES2) and the usual stuff. The fight on the dwemer air ship. Running between the feet of the huge dwemer golem. (both RG)

Obivion, at the end of the MQ

Oblivion: Emerging from the sewer for the first time. Numerous hilarious fights because of traps/physics/environment.

Morrowind: Getting you're own freaking stronghold.

Daggerfall: Finding the exit to the dungeon again, tears were shed. And my save files being corrupted...Good game though.

One of the guild quests (Mage's I think) on Oblivion where you go to this ruin and a Bosmer gives you an epic speech about how he's the only one left and we have to act before it's too late, then he turns and runs down the stairs and straight into a floor trap, where he is smashed on the roof and dies.

Hilarious.

A side quest picked up at one of the mages guilds, Bruma if i remember correctly.
That whole dream stage. I was entranced the entire time.

coming out of Privateers Hold for the first time.

that is in Daggerfall for you young ones, not Oblivion.

Wandering across the Valus Mountains in Oblivion. (Honestly, one of the best-designed places in Oblivion IMO.) Leaving the sewers. Designing a character.
And soon, I will get Morrowind, so I can experience that.

The feeling I got at the end of Morrowind's MQ was great, simply fantastic.

Also, the extremely creeped out and disturbed feeling I got at the end of the Tribunal MQ, realizing what I had just done.....

Becoming an intelligent werewolf had its moments as well. :hehe:

MW was a good game

Well I haven't finished Morrowind yet, haven't even got to the first quest, but the moment I most remember so far is the Bosmer falling from the sky right in front of me. Then using his scroll in ignorance and shooting straight up into the air.
In Oblivion it had to either be first wandering through the beautiful world or shooting a lightning bolt at a bear and watching it fly at least 10 ft. behind me.

I was a fairly low level character in Oblivion wandering the forest when I ran into a troll. I fought it a few seconds until my health was nearly gone, so I scram with the lunatic troll giving chase. I run through the forest, weaving through trees to try to slow down the ai of the troll, it helps but the crazy thing is still breathing down my back. So, just when I think there's no hope and I'm going to get killed by the thing, I run up to a steep cliff edge. I manage to not fall to my death but slide down ten or fifteen feet. To my surprise I hear a weird howling scream and notice that the troll has leaped to its death down below. I was amazed that I'd managed to kill the monster in this fashion. It remains the coolest kill I've ever pulled off in a game.

Another memorable moment was in Morrowind and taking advantage of the soultrap glitch. I created over 50 skeletons who followed me in a single file line towards a town. I shot an arrow at a guard who began rushing towards me. I was amazed to see all of the skeletons surround the guy in a giant pile of bones. The game slowed down but the frames kept up enough for me to see the body of that guard seemingly get thrown out of the horde of skeletons. After the guard's death, all of the skeletons ran back up to me in a large circle. It was awesome.

Omg. Just getting out of the cave, I was like, ZOMFG. I didn't know how to watch the map so I just traveled around being extremely surprised every time I found a new settlement or city. An amazing feeling I will never forget.