Morrowind

MackeFi · Post by **MackeFi** » Thu Jun 26, 2003 9:41 am

Hello, I don't know if this is the right place but anyway.

My question is about the game Morrowind. Of what I know the game is only 2 cd:s ? Or have I got it wrong? And I also know/herd that the game have very good graphics. Is 2 cds enough to make the game playable? Does it have enough quests etc.?

And a question to all you experienced RPG players, is morrowind worth playing? What are your comments about the game?

Thank you.

Rob-hin · Post by **Rob-hin** » Thu Jun 26, 2003 10:59 am

You should have posted in the Morrowind section.
This is no problem, a mod will probably move the topic there.

The game is in fact on just one cd, the other is an construction cd so you can build your own maps/quests.
But it does provide enough gameplay etc, even though it is on just on cd.

The graphics are great. Don't worry about that. But I didn't get that far, so the gameplay facts should come from someone else.
What made me not finish the game was that the begin quest are pretty lame, I had to get herbs etc to become a wizard. That wasn't great fun but it is realistic.

It can't be very expensive anymore, so I'd just try it if I were you.

Aegis · Post by **Aegis** » Thu Jun 26, 2003 12:53 pm

Moving over to the Morrowind Forum.

UncleScratchy · Post by **UncleScratchy** » Fri Jun 27, 2003 8:01 pm

Originally posted by MackeFi
Hello, I don't know if this is the right place but anyway.

My question is about the game Morrowind. Of what I know the game is only 2 cd:s ? Or have I got it wrong? And I also know/herd that the game have very good graphics. Is 2 cds enough to make the game playable? Does it have enough quests etc.?

And a question to all you experienced RPG players, is morrowind worth playing? What are your comments about the game?

Thank you.

The graphics are wonderful. It's amazing how one CD games can have so much detail and still offer so much adictive gameplay. The game is very much worth playing with more quests than you might be able to imagine. You can play any number of races (dark elves, high elves, wood elves, orcs, Britons, Imperials, lizard people, cat people, etc), either sex and a broad number of skill sets/subclasses within those races (i.e. wizards, fighters, thieves) and subsets within those classes such as an assassin/thief or witchhunter/fighter, etc. If you don't like any of the pre-made classes you can make and define your own class by chosing the Adventurer class. You can pick what you want to be or let the game determine what suits your dispostion. It is very challenging at the start and you can develop you character to be pretty much anything/everything the game has to offer. You can join fighter, thief or mage guilds (or all of them at once), you can join the Imperial Legion, the Imperial Cult, the Temple Cult or a special group of professional assassins. You can become an expert at bows, swords (long and short), spears, hammers or axes. Whatever its shortfalls this is a very addictive game with a lot of replayability. If you don't have it you should get it and the expansion packs. Enjoy.

MackeFi · Post by **MackeFi** » Sat Jun 28, 2003 3:57 am

Okey, Thanks for the answers.

Well I shall try it right away. But I still can't understand how the **** all that can fit on a single cd!? Well, you don't have to understand everything in this world, have you?

MackeFi

Albromor · Post by **Albromor** » Sat Jun 28, 2003 9:45 am

MackeFi, just my 2 cents, but you'll be amazed at the depth of this game. I, too, have wondered how they got so much on one CD when Baldur's Gate 1 was on 5 CDs.

One bit of advice, if I may, and that is that this is a far cry from any D&D RPGs you may have played. The system is very different, but that is what makes it so refreshing.