The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind GOTY Edition

So, everyone else on here talking about their experiences and how the game is, that. That. That all over. I'm going to talk about mods. - There are mods for every style and personality. If you are willing to learn to mod yourself, this is a difficult game to do it in, but not as hard many other famous modded games. - Adding mods is a cinch with all the new tools... IF YOU KNOW HOW TO READ. "Readme" is an old Dunmeri word for "We're watching you... scum." - The only thing that cannot seem to be truly effectively modded that newer games such as Skyrim do "better" is combat. Morrowind's combat is like RPG combat in a game like Baldur's Gate, etc, but... instead of telling your PC whom to attack, you have to mindlessly mash your mouse. Not awesome. What it does do better is its levelling system for loot and enemies... because there is no system. Everything is static. Dremora will kill you if you run into them at the wrong time (unless you know what you're doing). - The #1 thing, in my unshaken opinion, that Morrowind modding does better than anything... is companions. Not followers. Not meat shields. This review, in essence, is a review of Grumpy's "Companion Script" mod and Kateri's "Julan Dark Elven companion" mod (http://lovkullen.net/Emma/Kateri.htm). Julan is unbelievable. No companion comes close to him in my mind -- and I've played them ALL. Not only is he interesting, hilarious, complex, and well-written, he is a part of Morrowind's story -- not just a unique commentator like so many other "immersive" followers. Your decisions affect him. He's not even that great of a fighter for most of the time I've used him -- he's just so damned fun to have. Morrowind is an excellent game, but its community keeps it excellent.

Hey, I am really looking forward to see Mac version of Morrowind one day. It's really great to play this game on my pc, but I am a traveling type of person, so some of the gaming is done on the go - So here I highly suggest to you guys to port morrowind over to mac os X, that would be so incredible! :)

Play this game with OpenMW. 1. OpenMW runs natively on Windows, OSX (Mac) and Linux. 2. Although it is still at the 0.39 version you can easily finish the main campaign and 2 expansions. With zero bugs. 3. The load times are reduced to zero, and swimming is much better. 4. Since the goal is to create a real engine, you can use the editor to edit the script mod. Morrowind is a good RPG but not my favourite and I don't think is a masterpiece. But compared to Skyrim it is really good because: 1. you start in a town and with a really easy character creation 2. the main story is actually really good. The bad thing about this game are the quests after Seyda Neen and before the end of Vivec informants... there are a good amount of quests that are just boring and that cannot be skipped. I bought it only to try OpenMW, and to be able to actually enjoy it I had to wait for the main quest plot for few months... without the high 10€ price I would not stuck so long for a game wait to enjoy it (and I play many old games today, this is the only one that I had problem to start). If you want to start play morrowind today I suggest to just get boots of blindness speed as soon as possible and create a 100% magicka resistance magic (guild mage) for 1 sec + sell as many armor as you can to train youself to level 20 + get Levitate spells. Only for italian user: 5. OpenMW è compatibile con la traduzione italiana dell'ITP base e tribunal, oltre a quasi tutti gli addon ufficiali di questa GOTY con la traduzione degli MPT. Sfortunatamente Bloodmoon rimane in inglese (pare che venga tradotta solo in parte, sfortunatamente non sono così bravo con l'editor da capire come aggiustarla). Se volete potete scaricare il mod della traduzione base modificato da me qui (per non avere la statua e per attivare entertainers in inglese funzionante): https://goo.gl/WsFnNl il file è in formato .omwaddon che è il formato di openmw, potete metterlo tra le mod in .esp e usarlo come una normale mod.

Well first off the graphics are great,the music and sounds are excellent,the voice acting is wonderful.All in all a very good game indeed.So why not 5 stars I hear you ask? Well that would be because the game seems to crash at random making it extremely annoying.The other thing I find is that since you can do anything,there is just too much to do.it doesnt hold my interest for long enough to get everything that could be done completed.

It's a shame I don't like this more than I do. The main story is by far the best of any Bethesda-developed title and has tons of interesting quests and characters to meet in its duration. Playing this game as a female character resulted in probably one of the funniest and most unexpected ways of completing an otherwise difficult quest that I've ever seen in a game. In addition, despite its aged graphics, the game's environments and level designs are still incredibly immersive. You can spend easily hours just exploring the landscape from swamps to forests to the dusty wastelands in northern Vardenfell. The architectural design also deserves special mention. Where later ES titles had much more familiar, European-style designs to their settlements and buildings, Morrowind's structures are far more creative and alien looking than anything you'd seen in Skyrim or Oblivion. Where the game falls flat is unfortunately in every other area. Combat is a drab bore with awful controls and a bizarre hit-detection making it far worse. While the magic system is quite varied and expansive, its limited range of animations and visible feedback result in most spells feeling exactly the same their usage. But mediocre gameplay can be overlooked as long as the story and characters are good right? Well, yes and no. Again, the MAIN quest is good, but almost every other quest isn't because virtually non of the NPCs that aren't at least tangentially related to the main story have no personality. This is because rather than having unique dialogue, most NPCs have recycled dialogue that is repeated word-for-word regardless of location, race, or class. Thus, doing sidequests and talking to NPCs, something that is a staple of RPGs, becomes completely pointless, severely impacting your immersion in a gameworld that is dependent on immersion to work. The game isn't bad by any means (I still put around 90 hrs into it). But don't go in with sky-high expectations, or you will be disappointed.