The game for the island!

I play Morrowind now for almost 10 years, and it is one of the few games that I'll never uninstall. I have experienced at this time so much in the game, seen, done and solved, and yet there are still places and dungeons on the island, which I have never visited or seen, NPCs with whom I have never spoken, and countless unfinished quests. At game time, I have estimated already invested hundreds of hours and - for me - the game still not lost its appeal.

Of course Morrowind also has weaknesses which have pros reviewers mentioned, but these are by no means so serious that they bein influence the gameplay. Speech only welcome? Yes, but in Morrwind there is so much text that people should have interjected that all? When comparing current role playing, you will find that these relate much less dialogue options and stories. This only made possible a full soundtrack. But does not need Morro. The battles consist of one-click orgies? Yeah, maybe, but here it is important, what you make it. Of course, you can just imagine an opponent and him stupid "totklicken". But you can also stay in motion, his attacks vary, magic, make himself invisible, fly, blocking with a shield or shooting a bow / crossbow. If one does not meet with his weapon, then there is the plain and simple fact that you used the wrong weapon. When the skill "long gun" trained, but then want to fight with an ax, then you will get so logically its difficulties. If you press the key races, but still slowly creeps then, then will be because that the attributes "speed" and "athletics" are bad austrainiert. If you have speed first on 80 to 100, then the travel is in Morrowind to a real pleasure. In addition, there are various (quick) trip options, such. As silt strider, ships, a teleport service the Mages Guild and last but not least you can through their own magic also teleport. The island is monotonous and consists only of mountains and gray rocks? Yes, to some extent is also the right, but Vvardenfell is nunmal an island of a giant volcano (mountain) is dominated. Since there are just large parts of the country from ash deserts and hardened lava (rocks). On the coasts and in the temperate regions, there are also quite green meadows, rivers, trees. Yes, there are no forests. But for that giant mushrooms. This circumstance is in Morrowind after all typical of the country and should be acceptable. After all, one is on Vvardenfell, far to the east, and not in the imperial city.

When embarking on the game world, and a little imagination brings, then you just have to realize how incredibly puts a lot of love in this game. There are hundreds of books to read, listen to stories, to meet people. There are sunrise or sunsets to admire the beach and admire cities with strange architecture. The history of the country is extremely credible and sophisticated, the locals have a profound culture and many traditions.

Morrowind is in its entirety a unique, profound and touching experience that I am very happy to have made, and still make it.