The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition

orc, unarmored, blunt weapons. level 25 and still haven’t start the main quest

Morrowind has it all. An excellent main quest, lots of factions which have their own interesting questlines. No lame fast travel system of later TES games, but instead silt striders and boats which serve as Morrowind's ''fast travel system'', teleporting services offered by the Mage's Guild, the Mark/Recall spells where you ''mark'' a spot you want to ''recall'' yourself later on. You can also use scrolls and items that have the Mark and Recall spells in them. Then there are the Divine/Temple Intervention spells and scrolls that teleport you to the nearest Imperial Cult/Tribunal Temple shrine. Traversing the world is also made faster and easier by Levitation, Water Walking and simply increasing your Speed and Acrobatics possibly turning you into a Highjumping Speed Demon. Of course you can always just make your character a Breton and find yourself the Boots of Blinding Speed xD. I'm ranting about this topic because I think the way you can move around in Morrowind is so robust and well done. I also appreciate the fact that Morrowind does not hold your hand the way Oblivion and Skyrim do. For example, there are no quest markers. Therefore, simply finding a location or an item can feel rewarding in a way doing those things in TES IV and V cannot replicate. After all, Oblivion and Skyrim always tell you where everything is. Another thing that I really like about Morrowind is its atmosphere. For me, that comes from its combination of music, the feeling of randomly stumbling upon some secret lair (amongst other things), reading interesting in-game books and the visuals of the game world. Morrowind is of course, an old game and thus it simply cannot look as good as some of the modern games, but I just adore how the developers put together places like Balmora, Vivec City and Ald-ruhn not to mention the models of the various creatures. Morrowind to me is ruggedly beautiful. The way the atmosphere changes from the silly feeling I can get while jumping around Vivec City compared to the oppressiveness of skulking in a daedrid ruin was also masterfully done. Play with a high enough difficulty setting and the game wants you to think how to go about things. You gotta plan ahead at least a little bit. You can't just fast travel around quickly completing quest after quest Oblivion-style. I like Oblivion and Skyrim by the way. Last but not least is the lore that appears in different forms in Morrowind. It is the most captivating lore I've ever come across in a video game. Part of that lore is Morrowind's main villain who happens to be among my favorite villains of all time. I'm not gonna go into detail about the lore for the same reason I didn't go into detail about the main quest and the faction quests and my favorite places in the game. I think everyone should experience those themselves for the first time.

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"Theres only two types of games. Morrowind and non-Morrowind" Ancient wisdom

Morrowind is the best thing ever created by Bethesda, and anything they release from this point onwards will not even come close. Anyone who says Morrowind hasn't aged well is a coward. Lack of fast travel and quest markers, being "forced" to read, having to respect the fact that Morrowind is an RPG and your character, build, and skills ACTUALLY MATTER; these things are not detrimental to anyone above 90 IQ. In fact, it is these traits that make Morrowind such an amazing and immersive experience.

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My favourite kind of JANK Usually when I meet people who like TES I ask them "Oblivion or Morrowind?" when the answer is "Oblivion" I end the conversation.

el mejor juego de la historia de la humanidad