Remake Morrowind, not Oblivion, you cowards

Tbh I don't want modern Bethesda trying to touch Morrowind, it's beyond their comprehension.
- They'd replace the stats with a skill tree.
  
  They'd replace all the things that made Morrowind awesome for something dumbed down for casual player with attention span of week old puppy.

Morrowind was definitely the superior elder scrolls. Want to kill the witch? Sure go east and turn left at the scrawny tree. The entrance is behind the boulder that looks like like a generic boulder. Good luck see, you in a month. Want to know what's at the top of that mushroom tower? Sell half your gear for a levitation potion, fly up and die at the hand of a busy sorcerer whom you bothered in his study. I'm still not fully recovered from the burn after getting that ashlander an egg he suggested I get him. I'm pretty sure that one guard I possess off is still looking for me in Vivec.
- I loved Morrowind's vague directions, they felt so authentic - like visiting a small town and getting directions from a local. Even a basic fetch quest felt like a journey since you had to check your journal and follow what the questgiver said or you'd get hopelessly lost.
  Navigating by landmarks needs to be in more games. There have been a bunch of games since that let you turn off quest markers and item glows, but without any instructions all that leads to is the player wandering randomly until they stumble upon their destination.
- I'll never forget the distrust morrowind taught me when, 30 seconds after leaving the starting town, a dude falls out of the sky and dies, and you can loot levitation scrolls that will just as quickly kill you at your current level if you try one. It was immediately trying to trick you into dying, and it was great

If they were really brave they would try something new
- What was it…star…paddock? Star pasture? Something like that
  
  have no idea, looked these terms up, do you mean star stable? some sort of horse owner mmo?

Skyblivion is almost there btw, should release this year. Idk why Bethesda would waste their time competing with it.

I don't think Morrowind needs a remake. A remake would likely try to smooth over the game's rough edges, but the rough edges are a big part of what makes the game actually work, imo.
Now, at this point I don't think I trust Bethesda enough to get an Oblivion remake right, either, but Oblivion was very much held back by technological limitations of the time, and in my opinion it hasn't aged very well. I can at least see the potential of an Oblivion remake where they don't have to be concerned about how much they can fit on an Xbox 360 disc.

they wont, because reading as a main mechanic wont reach bro-society
pretty simple
- Also: what the good cause catching strays for, damn
  it's a small island that feels massive, partly because of its public transport-based fast travel system

Do daggerfall and arena too
- Maybe not for everyone, but I feel like Daggerfall still holds up to scratch the crawler itch. Especially with Daggerfall Unity out there.
  
  First person dungeon crawlers are my jam but Daggerfall absolutely does not hold up. It'd need a total reconceptualization.

For those more updated than me, what are your thoughts on Skyblivion and Skywind?
- I think it's one of the best independent art projects/movements of the 21st century. I don't care how long it takes, those folks are not just making a mod, they're developing themselves professionally, collaborating at a high level of sophistication, stewarding a community, and breathing new life into work that should not be forgotten, even though its original creators are willing to let it be forgotten.

https://youtu.be/HsejpwWLtCs
Mods. Bethesda would just fuck it up, and the modding community has done a beautiful job with our old love.

Oblivion may have technically better graphics. But it's ugly. Everything is orange and shiny.
Plus the level scaling is the worst in any game I've ever played, by far. And level scaling is already not a great system.
Morrowind is dated, but still has a great look. The gameplay is tough at first glance, but is the foundation of a great role playing system.
Oblivion needs a remake more.

Ok but when they gonna remake Redguard huh?
- Not in these market conditions XD
- Or the Oblivion cell phone port!
  (Please don't. It was awful.)