The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind GOTY Edition

Not having any nostalgia for this game but being a lover of Skyrim, I decided to check it out. I did play Oblivion when it was current and enjoyed it quite a but never did experience Morrowind, it's predecessor, until now...... .......and it's barely playable to me. Not that it is so broken as to be unusable but without any nostalgic love for the game, it's archaic systems and design choices leave me cold today. I modded it to at least look less dated (somewhat) but the core gameplay is tedium mixed with frustration and not something I am prepared to waste my time on. Not that I don't play old games at all as I find myself often playing old Amiga games, many RPGs like Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder etc but I can't invest my time in Morrowind as it is more of a chore than pleasure.

I'd really want to buy this game here, in GOG, but I just need a russian version(1C/Акелла) of the game. I know, may be I can play it in English, but it's about nostalgy really =)

It is a fantastic game, but can you put the game in spanish please?

But playing without mods is pointless. - MGE XE - MCP - MWSE - Morrowind Rebirth - Next Generation Combat with 100% hit accuracy - Passive HP, MP, SP replenish over time - Replaced Combat and Movement Sounds - Muted Game Music (from the Settings, not a mod) Purism... more like blind fanaticism of some basement dwelling zealots ... just go outside and touch the grass.

It's a great game. Back in the day, it was the pinnacle of this sort of RPG, and a shining example of a great AAA game. It's hard to say anything particularly negative about it, at least in the context of the 2000s. 20 years doesn't somehow detract from it being an objectively awesome acomplishment, or how enjoyable it was to play back then. That said, it seems fantastically disingenuine to say that most people will find this accessable or playable enough to be worth $20, the price of a *current* great, AAA RPG on sale. Especially not when other games you could say similar things about are available here for $8. I have a little trouble believing anyone could really argue that the game has aged well enough to some how be that much more exceptional than other exceptional games from the same era. I know it comes with the first two TES games as well, but it's worth pointing out that so do other old games that Bethesda now owns the rights to. Most of them are not pegged at $20 either. Anyway, I'm prepared for the downvotes, but I just don't think it's worth it for someone who's never played the game before and is genuinely looking for a fantastic, revolutionary experience in 2020. It might have been that for me, two decades ago, but it's a true classic now - more for retrospective appreciation than regular use.