I'm curious to know just how many people here have played specific Elder Scrolls games(at all, regardless of any specific amount of time spent playing). I have played Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind, and Oblivion, but no others.

Shadowkey should be under the mobile games area methinks.

Anyway I've played Morrowind, Oblivion, and Daggerfall, but I only played Daggerfall for a little while because I couldn't stand the graphics. I've played plenty of older games before but I just couldn't deal with Daggerfall's graphics. I want to play Battlespire and Redguard, but boxed copies are quite expensive, and I have no interest in playing the mobile games.

I have played them all except the mobile games and Shadowkey.

Morrowind and Oblivion.

:shrug: I've been interested in the others, but not enough to actually play them.

From what I've read, Shadowkey is significantly better than the other mobile phone games, so I think it deserves a separate area.

Each of the main series. I'd like to try out Redguard someday. If I ever get the chance.

i played morrowind first in 2002 then oblivion in 2006. i have no interest in playing the other games.

Morrowind since way back and Oblivion since release day, including expansions

Morrowind was the first I played, can't remember when I started but it wasn't too long after it was released. Then I played Arena for about a day while I was waiting for Oblivion to be released. I then got Oblivion as soon as it was released and then about 3 years down the road I tried to play Daggerfall but I couldn't get it to work and haven't tried playing it since but I think I'll give it another try later tonight.

Played a little of Arena, didn't really like it
Played Daggerfall for a while, but school kicked me in the rear for me to really play it through
Played the hell out of Morrowind
Played the hell out of Oblivion

All except Shadowkey(Never heard of it) and none of the games for mobile devices.

Edit: I just had a look at the Bethesda site and the other games are Shadowkey, Oblivion Mobile, Stormhold and Dawnstar

Played Morrowind when it first came out. It is unquestionably my favorite game and probably always will be.

Started playing Arena a couple years ago. Love it.

Started playing Daggerfall a week ago. Love it more than Arena, but less than Morrowind. But it grows on me more each time I play it.

Got Oblivion when it came out. Loved it for three months, but I guess it wasn't true love because I got tired of it and now I only like it.

But all in all, the Elder Scrolls series is one of the few things in this world that brings me any joy anymore. The other thing is Spongebob.

Started playing Morrowind when it came out, loved it, timeless classic. Got Oblivion, loved it, not as classic IMO, not timeless to me, I get bored with it now.

Went back and tried Arena and Daggerfall. Arena, couldn't get into it, Daggerfall is awesome, but alot slower and more generic.

Same as the OP.. although of the four, I've only actually finished Morrowind. Ironman tends to make games really long lasting..

Morrowind and oblivion. Planning on downloading daggerfall soon and trying that one out.

I have only played Morrowind and Oblivion, and that is only because this computer is a piece of junk so it wont play the first 2 games, and I have no interest in the cell phone games. Completely loved both Oblivion and Morrowind though. I still play Oblivion almost daily and I'd be doin the same with Morrowind if my 360 was backwards compatable.

I've played Daggerfall, Morrowind, and Oblivion, I haven't played Arena before, and I have no interest in the mobile phone games, maybe I would play Redguard and Battlespire if I found them, but I have not.

MW then Oblivion then DF. MW remains far and away my favourite.

Played Morrowind years ago and pretty much got me hooked on the open world RPG thing. I actually just reinstalled it last week and ran through it, still a wonderful game.

I got Oblivion pretty much when it was released. It's pretty good, but also really underwhelming. I reinstalled it yesterday and I'm already feeling a bit tired of it. I loved Shivering Isles though, lots of fun.

I tried to play Daggerfall, but I could not get it to work (I blame my computer illiteracy). One of these days I'll try again.

Played Morrowind. Never got around finishing it. Too much stuff to do.

Played Oblivion. Figured soon enough I couldnt stand the idea of repeating the same experience of leveling up my character as in Morrowind.

Not going to play TES V unless they actually think about fixing the rulesystem this time to something, well, fun.

player OB first, loved it
then played daggerfall, loved it too
then played morrowind, and liked it :/

Order of Play:
Morrowind
Arena
Oblivion
Daggerfall

Order of Enjoyment:
Morrowind
Daggerfall
Arena
Oblivion

I picked up a used copy of MW about a year or so before OB came out. Absolutely loved it; bought the GoTY edition for the expansions shortly thereafter, and then started doing some limited mod-making to "tweak" it even further to my liking.

Bought OB a few months after its release and was initially impressed, but soon became disillusioned, then eventually annoyed with it. Mods saved it enough that I was able to finish the MQ, and actually got some limited enjoyment out it for a while with another character by ignoring the MQ completely, but I probably won't play it again. The SI expansion is supposed to be a lot better, but I just can't seem to muster enough enthusiasm for the game anymore to even try it.

I've got a d/l of Daggerfall, and keep telling myself that I need to put that old PC in the attic back in operation to play it, but other things (like MW and a couple of historical wargames) keep getting in the way.

Only Morrowind and Oblivion. I would like to try Daggerfell too but after playing a little with DOSBox i have simply given up. Arena, Battlespire and Redguard i don't really care about. Dosn't really look like i would enjoy them anyway.

Arena - Messed around with it for a few days after downloading it. I didn't find it fun or enjoyable in any way.
Daggerfall - Played it for a few weeks after downloading it. I could understand the appeal when it first came out, but it was difficult for me to enjoy.
Morrowind - Bought it on release, played the hell out of it. Hundreds of hours, maybe even >1000. I played it right up until Oblivion came out.
Oblivion - Bought it on release and played through the story and guilds once. Haven't touched it in a couple of years and probably never again.