Personally, i'd rather see a HD remake of Daggerfall. I've started playing TES with Arena and went through all the series titles ( Redguard and Battlespire included ). But Daggerfall was amazing in its freedom and Morrowind was a pretty good successor. Oblivion and Skyrim are, for me, a step back. Those two titles were made with the console crowd in mind and you can feel it. The clunky interfaces, the inventories, the mini-games...So, no, there is no nostalgia for me when it comes to those two.

Well... No, but that doesn't really say much because I'm notorious at not finishing storylines of Bethesda games. The only one I have actually finished out of my own volition* was the one of Oblivion, because I feel Oblivion had the most captivating questlines. I have also forced myself to finish storyline in Morrowind I suppose, but that really, really was me forcing myself to do just that a couple of months back because I love Morrowind.

Point is, I have never considered main storyline to be the most important focus of Bethesda's creation, and especially of The Elder Scrolls games, and the fact that you could always ignore it completely appealed to me a lot. I actually feel Skyrim is the worst in how it handles that - to get into the expansions, you need to finish some missions of the main storyline (at least for Dragonborn anyway), and after certain point, main storyline of Skyrim keeps reminding you of itself, which is something I didn't really like.

*I've learned that word in The Witcher 2! It's ploughing awesome!