the only reason you found skyrim “uninspired” was because you played it with the end goal of beating the game, instead of ‘living’ in the game, you went through all the actions without enjoying the ride, you, probably, simply did the quests and chose between varying game choices to gain the better reward than try to be influenced by your moral compass in-game like which political side you thought was right between stormcloaks and imperials as i argued and is still arguing with friends that the imperial was the right between the two, you probably didn’t try having a good coffee reading the books in-game, relaxed at your house/s just eating venison chops and chilling with mead, went out to hunt some deer for a while, went and enjoyed a non-thieves guild thieving rampage for the heck of it and other stuff, i lived the game, tried to postpone the main quests as long i can, and leveled the heck out of my character making multiple skills multiple-times legendary so i can beat miraak, alduin or the vampire lord so easily it would just be like squishing an ant like.
you rushed the game, you felt what you felt because of your own doing
of course you found oblivion and morrowind more interesting, you were younger and more about “enjoying the game” than right now whose older and all about the fictional ‘accomplishments’
i’m sure you consider yourself a hardcore gamer, and i have no qualms about it, but try to enjoy your games like what your younger self did, and not rush in to beat the game for the sake of beating it.
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the only reason you found skyrim “uninspired” was because you played it with the end goal of beating the game, instead of ‘living’ in the game, you went through all the actions without enjoying the ride, you, probably, simply did the quests and chose between varying game choices to gain the better reward than try to be influenced by your moral compass in-game like which political side you thought was right between stormcloaks and imperials as i argued and is still arguing with friends that the imperial was the right between the two, you probably didn’t try having a good coffee reading the books in-game, relaxed at your house/s just eating venison chops and chilling with mead, went out to hunt some deer for a while, went and enjoyed a non-thieves guild thieving rampage for the heck of it and other stuff, i lived the game, tried to postpone the main quests as long i can, and leveled the heck out of my character making multiple skills multiple-times legendary so i can beat miraak, alduin or the vampire lord so easily it would just be like squishing an ant like.
you rushed the game, you felt what you felt because of your own doing
of course you found oblivion and morrowind more interesting, you were younger and more about “enjoying the game” than right now whose older and all about the fictional ‘accomplishments’
i’m sure you consider yourself a hardcore gamer, and i have no qualms about it, but try to enjoy your games like what your younger self did, and not rush in to beat the game for the sake of beating it.