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Since my experience with the last three games that were produced. That being Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim. I enjoyed Oblivion and Skyrim the most. Yes, I liked Morrowind. But it was not anywhere as cool as the games on the PS3 or X-Box 360 generation consoles. I enjoyed much of what I did in Skyrim and what I did. I am beginning to wonder when and where the next Elder Scrolls( That being the Elder Scrolls 6 and not the Elder Scrolls Online) will take place. It may not have been announced yet. But the next Elder Scrolls is very inevitable. Every Elder Scrolls fan knew that an Elder Scrolls 5 was going to be made, they just didn't know when. Now my only disappointed with Oblivion was that there was not a lot of fairness between PS3 and X-Box 360. Every DLC was pretty much released for the 360. Armor and location and quest dlcs, about 7 total were all given to the 360. Only two were given over to the PS3, that being Knights of the Nine and the Shivering Isles. With Skyrim however. I pretty much had a nerd rage when it took them over a year to give PS3 fanboys Dawnguard. I was pretty pissed off at Ted Howard when he said that Sony's PS3 wouldn't be getting it. I must have waited an eternity for that DLC. Oblivion didn't have much to do with vampires except for a small few vampire side quests. However I had the Oghma Infinium glitch to make new characters within a span of 5 hours to get level 81 until that was fixed with the 1.9 update. I spent much of my time glitch leveling. I didn't care to sit there and spam skills over and over. Its a complete waste of time and I agree with modding and exploiting. To me its not hard work. Its just spamming no where hardly for the next couple of months for level 81. So if you can exploit it, than you're good to go for quests and what not. I was pretty impressed with the new level system to where you can get all perks and infinite levels. Over the span of the entire series, I do believe that the only places that TES hasn't actually visited are Valenwood and the Summerset Isles. You could explore Elsweyr in Arena, Daggerfall is set in High Rock, Hammerfell is in Hammerfell, Morrowind is in Morrowind, Oblivion is in Cyrodiil, and Skyrim is in Skyrim. From all of the lore portrayed across the games, the separate games do not really have a whole lot to do with each other, other than the mention of specific events. I highly doubt they would copy the events of Skyrim and put them in another land; so even if they did Hammerfell again, there probably wouldn't be a lot about the Great War. It would be nice to step away from Tamriel, because we all know that there are major events occurring in Akavir (although probably not a whole lot of anything in Atmora), and Tamriel is already almost completely used. I would like it if Bethesda allowed us to explore a different continent.

Pretty obvious what i mean by the top header. Guyver mods for skyrim. Kinda neat, worth downloading just to see the models and textures he used. http://jacksh123.mysinablog.com/?op=ArticleListing&postCategoryId=318407