Your actions don''t have much consequence in Skyrim, and thus gameplay was really the same no matter what you chose/did--storyline and especially gameplay wise.

Morrowind, however, did have consequences and clear paths, and good opposing factions, and that's what makes it have replay value, is that the game is considerably different with each choice you make.

It's absurd to suggest that because Morrowind didn't expertly accomplish this that it's on the same level as Oblivion or Skyrim. The idea is that Beth would improve on what they attempted in Morrowind, rather than elimate any consequence altogether.

Morrowind u could do the exact same thing but it was different dialogue and flow depending on who u were associated with or hell ypur charectors race.

Morrowind is an alien world filled with political intrigue and culture clashes. Very advanced folklore. Skyrim is a hiking simulator with RPG elements. At least its how I look at it.

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Eno

It's not. The only advantage Morrowind has over Skyrim is more factions, more skills and spellmaking.

if skyrim or oblivion was "morrowind in a different place" i never would have played it. Bethesda evolved past that level of graphics and "dice rolling" long ago

Great, than you may as well mention those fabulous choices and consequences. Hear always about them, never see them mentioned.

Choice exists in the Fighter's Guild where you get to choose to rise up by destroying the Thieves Guild or by cleansing the corruption. However only consequence here is that you can or can't join TG later (but hardly would a Fighter do that anyway).
If we take DLC in consideration: EEC has choice but the result is the same so thats no consequence. BM MQ is better here, but only in form of reward.

I'm a long time player of the TES series. I started playing with Daggerfall, then played Morrowind, and then obviously Oblivion and then Skyrim.

What I do not understand however is the fact that I'm still playing Morrowind to this day and I'm not playing Skyrim anymore. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game. It's actually really fun. I played for over 300 hours the first month it came out. But after that..I was done. I pretty much did everything. The game has no replay value. Not in the sense that I want to play it over and over again.

Yet Morrowind, I'm still playing it, despite putting in literally thousands of hours. Why is this? How am I done with Skyrim months after release yet after TEN YEARS I'm still playing Morrowind, and it's FUN? I even played Oblivion more than I have played Skyrim, and it's just because I simply don't WANT to put Skyrim in my tray, and I can't figure out why.

What makes Morrowind such a great game, and what makes Skyrim such a great game yet have ZERO replay value for me, and others? And please, do not even attempt to insinuate that I'm the only one who feels this, go to the Morrowind forums and you can see this is very apparent, a lot of people feel this way.

At the end of the day, Oblivion wasn't as good as Morrowind, and neither is Skyrim. It's still just a shell of the former glory of the TES series, and I want to know WHY. I want to play Skyrim. I really do. But I have zero motivation at all, because after one play-through I did all quest, I did all guilds, it just ruined it for me.

Nostalgia blah blah blah. Get over it.

You last line is a prime example of what is wrong with Skyrim and why you have motovation to play it again. The game doesn't give you a reason nor incentive to replay the game. It allows you do become everything and do everything with one character and without a reason or incentive there is no motovation.

You seem to like replying to threads with absolutely nothing of value. Keep it up!

Your posts have no value either. You just complain. All your threads are just filled with negativity and wishing Skyrim was like Morrowind. Why don't you play Morrowind?

Certainly more value then yours. I suggest you get out you are not being taken serious.