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1/12/2013 11:28:16 PM
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I've played Oblivion and Skyrim and I loved Skyrim the most. I have a feeling I would have loved Morrowind had I played it before. My brother says that I may not enjoy it if I played it now. You guys think that's the case? Should I play it?
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Edited by Durandal: 1/14/2013 6:30:28 AMI tried playing it after Oblivion and just couldn't get into it. There was more customization (ex. left and right gloves/boots/pauldrons), but I just didn't like the combat. At all.
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I think combat is definitely [i]The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind[/i]'s greatest weakness. It's trying to play like an action game and failing hard at doing it well.
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Definitely. Half the time I would swing my sword and not even be sure if I was doing damage.
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Why did you love Oblivion and Skyrim so much? Was it because of the atmosphere, the tons of lore, the aesthetics, RPG, or the combat? Morrowind will be fun if you are interested in the lore and magical atmosphere. If you like the combat from Oblivion and Skyrim, you will hate every bit of Morrowind. RPG element is restrictive but works better than Oblivion's.
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I'm the same as you. Played Oblivion to Death, LOVE Skyrim and did the same. ... Bought Morrowind. Really don't like it. No fast travel, no speaking (it's all through text), no waypoints, no real direction, no regenerating magika/mana, and the second I left the starting town I went into a cave next to it and got killed by guys I couldn't even damage. It sucked. It's largely because I'm spoiled by modern games, but I do know I didn't enjoy it as much as I probably would have in the day.
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Edited by Dylan: 1/14/2013 6:28:59 AM[quote]No fast travel,[/quote][quote]no waypoints, no real direction,[/quote]Those are qualities I'm actually liking [i]The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind[/i] more for.
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Edited by Centurion: 1/13/2013 1:39:09 AMWell I got right after I played Oblivion and I loved it. The combat isn't great and the animations are quirky, but the story, the cities, and the world itself are all amazing. And there isn't any fast travel, which makes the map seem much bigger than it really is. Also, the Bloodmoon expansion is easily my favorite Elder Scrolls add-on ever.
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I say go for it. I just got in last summer, after Skyrim and Oblivion, and I loved it.
