I think I can safely count this in the first polls question in the first result because: a) After seeing the trailer, you continued to replay a previous TES that you started before the trailer. B) After seeing the trailer, your replay frequency may have increased.

and z) cut me some slack, as one of the main goals is to enumerate the new TES players AFTER the trailer:)

Oh, also, shouldn't Redguard be up there? I know it was a spin-off, but it is still an Elder Scrolls game.

You kind of ask for it, don't you? Why? Politely asking. I'm tired of it too... Btw, don't answer... It would contradict my point... :turned:

On topic:
I never played Arena or Daggerfall. I was playing Baldurs Gate when they were out - and D&D around a table before that, back in my lost youth. But I played the buttom out of Morrowind and Oblivion, and I'm going to do the same thing with Skyrim.
I'm replaying Morrowind now, and the plan is to play Oblivion too before Skyrim is out. Just for fun.

I totally understand this but for a game that never ends I feel like it ends once the main quests are done... So I never stick with one character for more then 100 hours I keep switching trying new things. My current character is a dunmer archer in Oblivion.

And the last month is the first time I have picked up morrowind in probably four to five years. It still has its magic!

I'm surprised by the number of people claiming to have played Morrowind and Daggerfall. From much of what's posted on this board, I would expect a considerable majority to have only played Oblivion, if that. That would help explain the all-too-common failure to appreciate the history of TES - both the franchise and the game universe.

I've played Daggerfall and Oblivion. I skipped Morrowind. Yes, you read correctly -- skipped Morrowind. And honestly, I can't remember why I did. I think I only had an Xbox at the time, when it just hit stores, and wanted to play it on PC, but never got around to buying a new PC like I intended. The PC I had just wasn't up to snuff.

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I do plan on buying the GOTY edition off steam before Skyrim releases. Make no mistake about that.

I have played about 3 hours of Morrowind (I got it about a week ago, still not "fully" into it), and have played about 5 minutes of Daggerfall and Arena, I can't get interested in those, even though I want to be. It still means I have played all of those games. :tongue:

I didn't appreciate the history because when I was young I didn't care now I do.

I'm a little like that

I bought Daggerfall when it first ever came out, and took it back to the store after I'd played it for about half an hour. That was because, back then, I was too young and lacked the patience to play and appreciate it. Now I don't play it because the graphics are just too old and dated.

So I voted that I played Daggerfall even though I haven't even owned it since 1997. :confused:

Are there graphics mods for Daggerfall like the Morrowind-Graphics and Sound Mod?

My first TES game was Morrowind... god... it left me with an Awe O.O feeling. Everything I had ever hoped for in a pc game (yeah, I played it on the pc)
My second one was Oblivion, though I started playing it late due to the lack of hardware... at least I played it and finished EVERYTHING in it
My third game was Daggerfall because everyone kept saying how large it was that it was great and stuff... so I played it cause of you guys. Thanks

Considering plot, originality, feeling and the ability to keep me playing it for months over months, Morrowind is the first place winner here.
Afterwards comes Oblivion, which was a great game, but failed me in certain places (mainly with the plot and the final boss).
Then comes Daggerfall, which wins the complexity and the ability to drive you insane in certain parts award.

That's my opinion nice thread btw.

I wanna know who the 2 people who voted none are <_<

I guess the good thing is at least they are showing interest in Skyrim....

Probably people that have gone from Fallout 3/NV to Skyrim. :shrug:

Or 13 year-olds who were too young to buy Oblivion or Morrowind?

This is inherently going to be a skewed poll since you have to be pretty dedicated to sign up to a forum in advance of a game's release. Most people therefore on these boards will have joined these boards for prior games so of course they'll have played Oblivion and probably Morrowind too - and IIRC Oblivion sold more than Morrowind so it's not too surprising if more members played it.

The other thing is that most people I know who play games regularly bought Oblivion - just in the same way that most people I know who play games regularly also bought Batman: Arkham Asylum and Bioshock. They were no more inclined to join these forums than I was to join Bioshock's forum - but that doesn't mean that they won't buy Skyrim.

Since Oblivion was such a popular game, I don't think Bethesda are going to be too worried about attracting "new" over "old" fans. That would be like Christopher Nolan worrying about whether "new" people are going to like a future Batman movie. Most people who go to the cinema regularly went to see The Dark Knight and most of those same people would happily watch the next film without thinking too much about it.

I am 15 and I bought Oblivion 2 years after release. :shrug:

I'm still playing Oblivion,no other game I have,has all the things oblivion offers,and there's no way I'm bored by it yet....

That's a very good question, that I'd be interested to hear an answer to.....

Played daggerfall, morrowind and Oblivion.. never completed daggerfall.

I already did everything in morrowind 3-4 times and 1-2 times in OB, so I'm not gonna be replaying them anytime soon... but who knows, maybe i'll get a sudden urge

I've played Morrowind and Oblivion, Morrowind is still installed on my hdd and there is a good chance I'll still be playing Morrowind after Skyrim is released.

Still play MW/OB regularly..

were it not for two worlds they would be my only games.

I've played all of them.

Then after the trailer, I replayed all of them.
Still don't like Arena though...

I played mw and ob but being computer stupid couldn't figure out how to get arena and daggerfall to work on my laptop. Loved mw and ob!

I started on DAggerfall, got completely lost, gave up. I was a bit too young back then, I assume.

Played Morrowind, loved it inconditionally and it led me to play Arena and Daggerfall.

Came back for Oblivion and if all goes well I'll do the same with Skyrim =D