Is GOTY worth it?
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Is GOTY worth it?
I just beat non-GOTY morrowind and was wondering if it is worth it to buy the GOTY. please post why you chose yes or no.
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Well, it depends on if you feel Morrowind is worth more playthroughs or not.
I would not buy the expansions for the sake of the expansions, but I would not play the base-Morrowind without the expansions (if recommending a new player).
So if you liked Morrowind and could see yourself play through it a number of time, I'd say yes to getting the GOTY version. If not - then no.
I would not buy the expansions for the sake of the expansions, but I would not play the base-Morrowind without the expansions (if recommending a new player).
So if you liked Morrowind and could see yourself play through it a number of time, I'd say yes to getting the GOTY version. If not - then no.
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The improvements to the journal are definitely worth Tribunal. A lot of people enjoy the added experiences, and there are always plenty of mods that require one addon, or both.
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Okay, sounds worth it, but can you continue with your old character or do you need to make a new one?
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There's always a potential for problems that way, whether you're running the addons, or not. I suggest using Wrye Mash to keep those difficulties to a minimum.mr_sir wrote:Tribunal and Bloodmoon are designed for mid to high level characters so you should be able to continue with your character. The only problem I could see is if you start adding more mods mid game.
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i thought that the mournhold and tribunal expansions were great just for the different location settings and the new weapons and armor. also i think it was better because, i have the xbox version and i can't mod. but it provided companions and also the choice to have armor made. and it definitly provided hours more of play time.
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I have the xbox version too
. okay, thanks everyone. I will go down to the local game store in the nest few days to buy GOTY.
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