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Originally posted by fable

If I were upset, I'd have thrown a Kaypro 2 at you. Those things make fine anchors, you know.

Originally posted by Tackon D'wall


What exactly is a Kaypro 2 anyways? Sounds like a professional Marykay cosmetic pusher... if that is true then I would believe most of those would make good projectile weapons cause those so light and skinny.

Seriously though, sorry about my post, I feel DUMB about not noticing the lil emotes.

PS - I hope you don't have a Marykay wife

Originally posted by Rob-hin
What does it mean if a game "goes gold"?

The Collector’s Edition of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind has the following special features:

The Box
The box itself will be bigger than the regular edition. Not necessarily because it had to be in order to include the extras, but there is something about a larger box size that is, for lack of a better word, cool. It stands out on the shelf better…sets itself apart from every other game (not unlike the game itself). Also, the box itself will not be the regular box with “Collector’s Edition” on it. Instead, the front and back will be in black instead of brown. It’s the kind of box you should expect for Morrowind.

Morrowind Soundtrack CD
With the Collector’s Edition, you’ll have the Morrowind soundtrack on its very own CD, and you can take it with you in your car or to work and daydream about playing the game. Not that people without the Collector’s Edition won’t dream about playing Morrowind too, they just won’t have the cool soundtrack to go with it. This stunning score was composed by Jeremy Soule; his most recent work on games like Icewind Dale has only solidified his standing as one of the most outstanding musicians in the gaming industry.

Ordinator Figurine
The Ordinator is a highly prominent figure in Morrowind and makes a more than appropriate subject for a figurine. First, he's a dark elf, and since Morrowind is the land of the Dark Elves, well, he's a good choice. Second, he's not just any dark elf, but one of the Holy Guards of the Dark Elven Temple. Rawcliffe -- who has done some excellent work on figures for Star Wars Classic, Episode I, and a variety of figures for other games -- will be producing the figurine. The woman who sculpted the Ordinator, Sandra Garrity, did a fantastic job of putting a tremendous amount of detail into the piece. You can see every link in his chain mail, the detail in his breastplate, the symbols in his shield…everything. The figure will be cast in pewter and stand about 2 ½ inches from the base to the top of the mace.

The Art of Morrowind Book
Anyone who has seen Morrowind in action knows that it’s not only a diverse game, but also a very beautiful one. Experience the artwork behind the game with this full-color, 48-page book called The Art of Morrowind. This book is filled with a variety of concept sketches, drawings, renderings, and more. The book is divided into sections, so you get to see early ideas for architectural styles, races, armor, and even some images from the very first “proof of concept” video that was done several years ago. No self-respecting fan of Morrowind or The Elder Scrolls series will be able to sleep at night or look themselves in the mirror if they don’t have this book.

Map
Both the regular and Collector’s Edition of Morrowind will include a full-color, poster-sized map of Morrowind. Bethesda’s Art Director, Mike Wagner, has done an excellent job of working with the team to put together a map that is equal parts functional and attractive.