Well, So i got this game some time ago and really like it at first, but after a short amount of time i just got tired of it. I loved Oblivion, and still play it even after so many hours of time spent with it. I don't really know why i can't get interested in this game, i see it has allot to offer but i just can't get interested. I have joined to imperial legion, worked on the main quest a little bit and did some side quest, and then i lost interest. Any ideas on what i should do to enjoy this game more? Any specific quest, locations, or tips for a low-level character are welcome.
Also i'm on xbox 360, so no mods.
Thanks

The cool,fun or interesting quests often starts at higher ranks in different factions,not to mention the main quest.
So advance in ranks makes it more exciting (usually),there is some fetch that get that even at higher ranks but even so they are somewhat fun.

Sometimes people just cant go backwards to older games.


maybe morrowind isnt for you...you do seem to have tried to play it.

Oblivion bored the holy be-jesus out of me as will (I think) Skyrim. Morrowind requires much more from the person that Oblivion did so getting engrossed in the game play is easier (in my opinion).

I made it my mission to read every single book and do every quest. Find something you want to do like alchemy for instance and try to figure out the way to make the best potion. Read everything the NPC's tell you and learn about the world itself which should absord you into it making it interesting by default.

Good luck with your particular needs in the game and for God's sake sell the x-box and buy a PC

It's hard to help you if we don't know why you've lost interest. Just saying, "I've lost interest. I don't know why," doesn't give us much to work with. I could try to guess what things might keep you interested but, to be honest, without any information I would feel like I was wasting my time.

I'm inclined to agree with da mage: maybe Morrowind just isn't for you.

I think artifact hunting is a great way to stay interested in the game. Also you should get a house you can put all your crap in there instead of a big pile on the ground.

Lend Oblivion to a friend who wont return it for a few months.
That way, when you hunger for some TES goodness, you'll have to settle for Morrowind.

Well, me and Oblivion aren't on speaking terms right now, after i lost some of my save file due to a glitch.

Think of the game as more of an exploring/role playing game than a combat game.

Unlike in oblivion there is hand placed high quality loot. You want to find the best armor in the game? walk for 2 minutes from town and look for a well hidden cave, it could be there, your next big find could be anywhere... there are caves where you will need levitation to find the treasure, "when exploring a cave, look up". It really pays to walk from one location to another and explore the dungeons you find along the way rather than fast traveling.

I remember i recently rediscovered a small cave while walking across vvardenfell. The first time I found the place i didn't fully explore the area because my character was unable to and the place didn't look very big anyways so i figured it wouldn't have much of a reward. The second time my character was able to look everywhere and i found a secret door gaurded by a high level deadra and behind the door was a collection of unique armors/weapons worth about 500 000g!

I would suggest ravenously reading ingame books, and digesting the information they present, as well as collecting them. This is always a nice hobby. Another would be to explore, meet a variety of people, and talk to them about the world, and try and exhaust as many topics as you can. The more you come to understand the world, the more of a connection you form with it and the more you will enjoy it.