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[Urist McScoopbeard]

Morroblivion to some extent, you get morrowind and cyrodiil.

I also belive that Tamriel Rebuilt aims to at some point recreate all the tamrielic provinces, although progress is painstakingly slow.

[zilpin]

An elder scrolls game where, other than Elder Scrolls Online, allows you to go ANYWHERE in Tamriel. You want to go to Elsweyr? Go right ahead! You want to run all the way from Morrowind to Valenwood? Go right ahead! You want to be someone that just wants to see what the other realms look like other than the one you are mainly stuck in? Go right ahead!

I thought about this one when I was trying to look for this mod in Oblivion that allows you to go to Elsweyr. For some reason, it was torn down.

It is possible, given how moddable Oblivion is.
There's no technical aspect to prevent it.
The problem is the human effort required.  That's a lot of time just to have what you already had before, but in one place, instead of e.g. just playing Skyrim instead.

Still, if you want it that bad, do it.

[alfie275]

Yeah there was this http://oblivion.nexusmods.com/mods/25023 it even had elephants and stuff, but it got taken down.

[Vherid]

A nice nuclear post apocalyptic management game. After watching jericho the TV series, I really noticed that there isn't quite anything like such a thing. A town cut off from the rest of the world as resources die out, other towns started to gear up Mad Max warfare style, etc.

[Putnam]

An elder scrolls game where, other than Elder Scrolls Online, allows you to go ANYWHERE in Tamriel. You want to go to Elsweyr? Go right ahead! You want to run all the way from Morrowind to Valenwood? Go right ahead! You want to be someone that just wants to see what the other realms look like other than the one you are mainly stuck in? Go right ahead!

I thought about this one when I was trying to look for this mod in Oblivion that allows you to go to Elsweyr. For some reason, it was torn down.

Arena >_>

What I would like is an RTS with a campaign where there is no "mission fail, try again?". Basically, you have to accept your losses. A kind of roguelike RTS.

(After playing Ace Combat 3, where there are 3 mission end scenarios, "Mission Accomplished" for passing, "Mission Over" for doing it wrong, but not dying/failing entirely, and "Mission failed" for... dying, I wanted a kind of RTS with that kind of structure >_>)

[Urist McScoopbeard]

Perhaps, URR (Ultima Ratio Regum) is for you? It can be found in the same section as this.

[Dutchling]

An elder scrolls game where, other than Elder Scrolls Online, allows you to go ANYWHERE in Tamriel. You want to go to Elsweyr? Go right ahead! You want to run all the way from Morrowind to Valenwood? Go right ahead! You want to be someone that just wants to see what the other realms look like other than the one you are mainly stuck in? Go right ahead!

I thought about this one when I was trying to look for this mod in Oblivion that allows you to go to Elsweyr. For some reason, it was torn down.

Arena >_>

Arena? Daggerfall has the whole of Tamriel randomly generated. And even if Arena has the same, Daggerfall is so broken I don't even want to think about the wreck which Arena probably is.

[Draco18s]

What I would like is an RTS with a campaign where there is no "mission fail, try again?". Basically, you have to accept your losses. A kind of roguelike RTS.

Third time this has come up.

[lordcooper]

What I would like is an RTS with a campaign where there is no "mission fail, try again?". Basically, you have to accept your losses. A kind of roguelike RTS.

Total War?  Any Paradox grand strategy game?

[Azkanan]

A nice nuclear post apocalyptic management game. After watching jericho the TV series, I really noticed that there isn't quite anything like such a thing. A town cut off from the rest of the world as resources die out, other towns started to gear up Mad Max warfare style, etc.

>Suddenly interested in watching this series.

[Vherid]

A nice nuclear post apocalyptic management game. After watching jericho the TV series, I really noticed that there isn't quite anything like such a thing. A town cut off from the rest of the world as resources die out, other towns started to gear up Mad Max warfare style, etc.

>Suddenly interested in watching this series.

It was way better than I had expected.

[Sirus]

What I would like is an RTS with a campaign where there is no "mission fail, try again?". Basically, you have to accept your losses. A kind of roguelike RTS.

The Total War series is a good example of this. Screw up, and you can easily lose your faction leader, every one of his sons, and most of your army with no "oops, try again?" function. Nothing stopping you from save-scumming, though.

Also check out Mount&Blade. While named characters and your own cannot die, none of your other units, not even the elite ones you spent real-time hours training, are immune.

Finally, while it's turn-based rather than real-time, X-COM is legendary for the colossal screw-ups you can accomplish without any sort of retry button.

[Mongol13524]

I'd also suggest the Total War games for what you described.

[Draco18s]

Total War?

The Total War series

Total War games

Have we mentioned Total War yet? :|
(Seriously, three of the last five posts)

[lordcooper]

What can I say?  I'm a trendsetter.