Decrypting The Elder Scrolls

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The tale of the Elder Scrolls began in recent years for many fans, as they explored the massive nation of Cyrodiil in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. However, that popular entry was only the latest chapter of a sprawling epic that began way back in 1994. As we prepare to help Bethesda unveil the first look at the next installment, entitled Skyrim, we decided to look back at both the in-game and out-of-game stories that have shaped these incredible role-playing experiences. We asked longtime Bethesda developers to share their knowledge and memories, and present the history of the Elder Scrolls here as told by the people who made the series happen. We’ve split their responses into two major sections. Page 1 and 2 include the team’s reflections on creating the game, and the major technology changes that fueled each entry. Page 3 and 4 include a detailed look at the fiction and lore of the Elder Scrolls universe – a perfect place to start before learning about the intriguing storyline of Skyrim, which we’ll begin detailing in our February issue.


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Thank you :)

I admittedly began with Oblivion, but have since played Morrowind (which I love and prefer by far) and Redguard :D Will be trying Daggerfall when DaggerXL is complete.
 
I loved Daggerfall, I still think I have spent more hours on that game than any other to date. Me and my friends would share map locations of "good stuff" at school haha.

Morrowind is also one of my all time favourite games. Would always choose to play it over Oblivion.
 
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