The setting is what makes it a top game for me as well. When Oblivion came out, I wasn’t very excited about generic fantasy and the level scaling broke my playthrough (Thieves Guild before the first mission. Enemies scale, allies don’t). I know people love Skyrim, but it’s a bit too “smooth” for me. I like some number crunching with my character creation, and theory crafting builds. Morrowind was the sweet spot for me
I am exactly the same way! Although ive had a lot of fun playing Skyrim, the gameplay is basically non-existant once you look at it closely. Every combat is just throwing yourself at the enemy hoping you have higher HP/DPS. Thats whyy everyone loves playing Stealth Archers, not only because it can be OP, but because its actually fun and engaging to play.
The setting is what makes it a top game for me as well. When Oblivion came out, I wasn’t very excited about generic fantasy and the level scaling broke my playthrough (Thieves Guild before the first mission. Enemies scale, allies don’t). I know people love Skyrim, but it’s a bit too “smooth” for me. I like some number crunching with my character creation, and theory crafting builds. Morrowind was the sweet spot for me
I am exactly the same way! Although ive had a lot of fun playing Skyrim, the gameplay is basically non-existant once you look at it closely. Every combat is just throwing yourself at the enemy hoping you have higher HP/DPS. Thats whyy everyone loves playing Stealth Archers, not only because it can be OP, but because its actually fun and engaging to play.