Yep, I’m a thumb trackball guy. Love them.

I love the Elder Scrolls. It’s my favorite game series. But after Starfield…. I don’t know that I’m in a big hurry for ES6.

I want it, don’t get me wrong. I want it to be amazing. But if it’s going to be like Starfield, maybe not…

I’m using 1080p at 144hz. It’s great!

The product may have been useless, but they had some awesome art for their advertisement!

I’m just going to hang out over here with my (modded) PC games from the early 2000s that I love so much…

Modern AAA gaming is not for me.

Grim Dawn.

Morrowind is the height of the series for me and one of my favorite games of all time. But the level of detail and fidelity in Daggerfall is just staggering.

Not only am I with you 100% but I also by all of my hardware used.

There just aren’t very many games I want to play these days that require a graphics card that weighs more than a house cat.

Most of the games I want to play lately are indies that would run on an AMD APU…

Cloudpunk - A cyberpunk driving/walking simulator with a good story, great voice acting, LEGO-inspired graphics, and a Blade Runner inspired soundtrack. It’s dripping with atmosphere and I wish I could play it again for the first time.

I bought that game and haven’t started it yet. But your description of it makes me want to do it now!

I love Deus Ex. This is extremely disappointing news.

Any town with a wall around it in Oblivion is instanced.

Also, you have correctly recognized Morrowind’s superiority. I highly recommend the Tamriel Rebuilt mod that adds a lot of the land mass of the rest of the province outside of the island of Vvardenfell!

Morrowind!

It’s such an amazing game and such a break from reality. There is tremendous depth there, if you go and look for it, but you can also just dungeon dive and smack monsters in the face with a sword if you want.

Check out OpenMW for a great, easy to use, source port of the game engine.