Got it installed, but currently spending what little game time I've got with the (legal) beta of Fallen Enchantress. I'm not forgetting Oblivion or Morrowind, by any means. Too many mods installed, too much remaining to see and do.

My Breton mage and attronach sorceresses both have over 400 hours, are quite wealthy and semi-retired. As arch-mage/champions of Cyrodil, they still "play around" in dungeons and will attempt to help those they feel really need it. It is difficult to get them to consider doing any quests they consider trivial. My Skyrim character just attained 500 hours of gameplay, and both games are quantified as 81% complete by Xbox 360 achievements. Lately, I have been playing Skyrim, ME3 and Witcher 2 at a very leisurely pace, with a little FO3 on the side.

However, I have yet to tackle the SI in Oblivion. Both of my sorceresses have visited, and browsed around but feel the quests there are beneath their status as wealthy/famous godesses. I am continuing to enjoy the experiences of others, as well as gaining ideas for a new character, who is hungry and eager enough to achieve fame by completing the SI.
I also enjoy the many linkages to Oblivion lore in Skyrim as well as quests like the return to your roots involving Sinderion. I consider this a respite from Oblivion... but, still playing it.

I spent a lot of time playing oblivion and skyrim on the ps3 so im already used to playing with no mods. That alone makes it easy to play it like that on the pc plus i never really explored in ob. Now im trying to get 100 locations discovered like i did in FO3 and skyrim. It's nice finally finding all these new places that i never been too in the game. Like the moth temple which i never saw in the ps3 or xbox verison when i played.

let my friend borrow skyrim til the dlc comes out, so i think i'm coming back to ob. Don't have any of the saves on my computer (or my mods) so i've decided to create a new "test" save to test mods, just have to level up to 20 in vanilla and beat the main quests...shouldn't take to long

I love Oblivion but it was weird going back after Skyrim. I felt like a stranger in a strange land, despite the countless hours I've put into the game. It felt like an invasion of body snatchers had replaced all of the npcs, if that makes any sense.

Yeah!

But seriously, I know the feeling. Not with Oblivion though.

I'd play more if I could decide on a play style that suits me..

Blast from the past.

Damn you people. I started a new game of Morrowind a few nights ago just because I wanted to... ah, check something, yes, that's why. And then I had to go take a quick peek at the guide to refresh my memory on where to find somebody to buy my moonsugar and the guide reminded me of a few other cool things and that was three days ago and I haven't seen my free time since. Look what you've done to me, now don't you feel ashamed?! When I find my way back into Oblivion and keep trying to equip my lockpick I'll know exactly who to blame.