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

That was amusing. Well, what can I say? We started by discussing Gothic and The Elder Scrolls, which I'm still trying to stick to, occasionally comparing them to something else or adding some discussions to my posts. But you're blatantly bringing in anything and everything just to prove you're right. If you can't "stick to the topic," at least don't throw around baseless statements.

I'm not bringing things in. I didn't want to say who you remind me of. You asked me to say it. I told you. You started laughing and saying that I'm avoiding the topic. A bit inconsistent, amigo.

Of course! Only the chosen one, Siverfale, can't be wrong! His words are the truth!

You're wrong to say that, because when I said that millions of flies can't be wrong, I was completely serious. Who, if not flies, can find their favorite scent anywhere and flock to it.

The key word here is "I." But others feel differently.

I gave these games to a few other friends, and they also played them for the first time and enjoyed them. Let me guess, the key word here is "a few"?

A huge world is a plus; successful quests are a plus; the system of races, skills, and magic is a plus.
That's already 3. But honestly, I'm just too lazy to dig through my memory, and I don't have the time.

In a good game, the pros come to mind effortlessly – that's what makes it a good game, that you don't have to dig them up.
Well, a huge world is ridiculous. Essentially, it's a giant sandbox. I don't see anything good in that.
As for the quests, you're being disingenuous – you yourself admitted that there are many stupid and boring ones.
As for the races, skills, and magic, I won't argue. I really liked them. I don't think these are the most important things in an RPG (in an RPG, I value the ability to role-play, as I've already mentioned), but since Morrowind doesn't have much else, I'll give it credit for that.