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

a massive world. addictive. ive been playing it since it came out and still love it. involved game play. only negative is the trouble finding things, but i love it.

Best game ever

legit the pinnacle of CRPGs idgaf what anyone says skyrim is really good too but Bethesda peaked 24 years ago

[h1] Dagoth Ur was correct in every single way and vindicated by both TES IV: Oblivion and TES V: Skyrim as well as in THIS VERY GAME. [/h1] *Hits skooma pipe* The Tribunal's power being subject to nothing more than "Might makes right" in their treacherous dealings means they themselves have no legitimate right to their power, even less so given that despite their administrative position as "Living Gods," VEHK and SEHT took little interest in anything other than personal cultivation, revealed by the former's vocal exasperation and the latter's seclusion, leaving AYEM and Great House councilors to rule. Dagoth Ur was the only one willing to fulfill the social contract and act to the benefit of his people. Dagoth Ur expressed no desire to convert all of the population to sleepers, and those that were showed no signs of discomfort if they were chosen by Dagoth Ur, and instead gained immense knowledge and power which offered them a fulfilling life due to their direct contact with divinity. I have no sympathy for outlanders who were afflicted by Corprus and found themselves unable to receive its true power. *swigs flin* Futhermore, much like any real-life nation-state, the Empire was revealed as an ineffectual protective force which only sought to use the Dunmeri people as a tax base. Oblivion reveals to us the impotence of the Empire to stop would-be assassins from eliminating their ranks and an inability to mount a counteroffensive to the Oblivion crisis, with Skyrim and later novelization revealing the Red Year (A horrible writing choice, by the way) and the Empire all but abandoning them during relief efforts and invasion by Black Marsh. *huffs moon sugar* [h3] Dagoth Ur could have stopped all of this. [/h3] Being a living God, he could have given TRUE structure to the dunmer people, repelled Mehrunes Dagon, and SINGLEHANDEDLY kept Baar Dau afloat and kept Morrowind as a homeland for its people, all of these are revealed as partof his plan. Driving out the tribunal, and the empire, and establishing a divine connection for his People would have been far better than the fate Morrowind and more broadly Tamriel were faced with during the events of TES:IV and TES:V. Afflicting the land with Divine Knowledge would cause suffering, sure, but it would induce immortality itself in the faithful and offer them a divine connection theorized by Taoist scholars and postulated as the goal of all life by Laotzi in our own world. Dagoth Ur. My muse. My hero. My love. Head of the only Great House which loved and cherished its people not as subjects but as adored sons and daughters. The heroes of the Sixth House shall remain unmourned, but not by I. I shall weep for your sacrifice forever. I shall weep for your ideals. I shall weep for your dream of a world connected to heaven. Of Man liberated from their inability to lead themselves. I shall forever weep for you, my most beloved Dagoth Ur...

Not much to look at and prone to bugs, just like most vintage games. You won't get to watch the scenery much anyway, because everything that breathes decided to beef with you. Console commands make up for the latter. The skills (especially weapon type) you pick for your class actually matter. A very rich selection of weapons, armor and spells. The absence of fast travel and quest markers was a bit annoying at first, but in the end I'm glad it forced me to use my head for once and enjoy the best soundtrack of all TES games while I was at it!

Jogando com OpenMW e, apesar de altamente modificado, a essência do jogo parece permanecer a mesma e, cara, que jogo BOM. Pra quem é muito acostumado com Skyrim talvez esse jogo não clique, mas pra quem gosta de RPG mais "raiz" esse jogo é excelente. O sistema dele usa rolagens de dados "invisíveis" o tempo todo, então por mais que você esteja cara a cara com um inimigo no combate, o acerto dos golpes vai depender puramente de testes de atributos. O mesmo vale para diversas outras ações do jogo, como persuasão, arrombamento etc. Com relação a quests e exploração, eu achei muito legal como o jogo te da um "livro" de quests e você precisa realmente ler para entender o que precisa fazer, ao invés do padrão moderno de marcação na tela que te mostra exatamente para onde ir, isso deixa margem para você explorar mais o mapa, sem aquela sensação de estar sendo segurado pelas mãos. Definitivamente uma pedrada, espero muito que esse jogo receba um remaster/remake como o Oblivion recebeu. Merece demais! Vale a pena dar uma olhada em como jogar pelo OpenMW, há muitos mods de qualidade de vida que deixam a experiência muito melhor.

One of the best games of all time. Perfect weird fantasy.