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Depends on the exact mechanics you mean, but the spells system is hands down better. Making your own spell is amazing.
I always wanted to get into oblivion but never could for some reason back in the day. But with this remaster it is giving me a lot of enjoyment and brings me back to when I first played morrowind. I think what I missed was the old Bethesda magic touch they used to have.
Looking forward to binging it over the weekend
Skyrim has a talent tree.
I'll pick Oblivion IMMEDIATELY over Skyrim.