Morrowin + Expansion

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fecking addictive. i probably knocked 20 points off my ENTER (score gained after finishing exams at high school in australia, got 71 out of a potential 99.9) because of that game.

i made some funkay mods too.
 
MORROWÝND!i hate that game.but you should play hearts of iron 2.i've never seen a game like that.it is very hard to understand the game.i've wasted 10 days to learn it.i always play that.i even forgot mount&blade :)
 
I love Morrowind with some good mods. Although, I dislike it when you have a mission "go to the ancestrol tomb and get me that bow", "go to the ancestral tomb and fetch me a skull", which are basicly "run pointlessly around in a blight storm, untill you come across the tomb". Luckily, Oblivion hasn't ashlands anymore. :D
 
I played morrowind and liked when I played it, but I had some issues with it:
-After the start I found that it was hard to come by any serious challenge (there prob. were some super monsters out there I just could not find them).
-The conversation was a bit dull, everybody answering the same way and out hero asked questions by clicking a word.
-The mainplot was uninteresting.
-1 hitting style = best result

Here is something I found good:
-Hidden items, secret caves... it's adventurer's paradise!
-Freedom (which unfortunately was made at the cost of plot and diversity of characters).
-Lots of different character options and styles of play.
-The game was interestin even without the main plot.
 
Skyracers! Don't remind me. When they got stuck in a tree or behind a rock, you could wait for ages until they finally got to you. And when they're not stuck somewhere, they still rotate above your head for half an hour, just out of melee range. :evil:
 
I'd say, other than the Battlecruiser series, Morrowind has more potential than any game I've ever seen. If they had indeed improved the combat system (if it even deserves that name), created a more impressive and balanced magic system, improved the AI (if that 'I' even deserves to be in there), and actually filled the world with more personality and stuff, it may even be up there with the Godly Fallout 2.

I rather liked the storyline, even though it was quite predictable and the final battle was so disappointing it's ridiculous, it was still nice and epic and made me feel important. Tribunal's story sucks. Bloodmoon's is awesome.

And overall, I'm not one to complain. It's robbed more hours of my life than sleep has.
 
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