I really like rpgs where skills go up naturally by using them. I think Morrowind might be one of the early ones to get it right, but then sorta messed it up as the series became more mainstream. I like spending time planning my character stats. I like that the game lets me mess it up.
I got a lot of my game stuff hooked up, king was playing morrowind on the win98 pc on the left, TV for the 360, crt TV for old games, big TV for modern games, small TV under for vhs. got a recliner to go along with the couch for plentiful seating..
Literally Starfield just looks like 3-4 big sci-fi franchises joined together. Oblivion is LoTR. Skyrim is GoT. Where the fuck did Morrowind come from, comparatively? Daggerfall doesn't look that novel either.
It's kinda wild how aesthetically unique Morrowind is considering everything else Bethesda made afterwards, right?
Nach dem Neustart hat das Spiel mitgemacht. Ich habe in #skyrimanniversary mit dem Good Girl einen Stab von Haschimoda ( wer kennt nicht den berühmten Zauberstab vom Creation Club ursprünglich in Morrowind zu finden mit dem Namen Haschimoda, Gras Kiffen war noch nie so..okay ich kann
I don't fucking know how Long Blade ended up in my Major Skills when I swear I picked Short Blade but fuck it I found a saber!!
i do unironically love Morrowind, strong memories of just dicking around on the Dren plantation in college
That might be why Morrowind blew my mind way back when... Still left a big impression on me as my first open world game, though.
I didn't play SF for long because, since Morrowind, when released from "Intro Area 1" I pick a direction and start walking to explore the world. Which Beth is good at (except Fallout4), then do the story when I've had my fill. Glad I didn't do this in SF. Never would have finished anything.