Discussions on various topics. Lots of off-topic content.

In Oblivion, for example, the Assassin quests were interesting and could be completed in different ways. And if you didn't want to get involved and preferred to do everything quietly, you sometimes had to stop and think a little, plan your actions. Morrowind was a bit more boring (the Elder Council quests were terribly tedious), but there were also positive aspects. And it was interesting to explore the storylines, even if they weren't particularly non-linear.

In general, if you (this is an address to everyone) think that TES is a good game, then you don't understand the essence of RPG.

In general, there's no need to put yourself above others. I think TES is a good game, and I have reason to believe that I understand RPGs to some extent, at least because I've tried many of them, both computer and forum versions. I even tried a tabletop RPG once.
Of course, I wouldn't call TES the best – this series is far from reaching heavenly heights, but the games are quite decent (Morrowind and Oblivion, I haven't played the earlier ones). Overall, I liked The Witcher the most, although the combat system was a little disappointing (target locking), it was somewhat simplistic; in my opinion, TES Oblivion is a little better in this regard (The Witcher has a large variety of moves, but they are strangely monotonous).
And NWN 2 didn't really appeal to me. Although my last experience was ruined by the system.

The Elder Scrolls 48 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 40 Gothic 18 Red Alert 26+ Minesweeper 16-

The physics are good in Oblivion, and the combat has improved significantly.

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