Morrowind is the third installment in the Elder Scrolls series. The game takes place on the island of Vvardenfell, a district in the Dunmeri province of Morrowind. It is smaller in scope than the previous games in the main series, Daggerfall and Arena, yet much more detailed. This epic, open-ended RPG allows for a wide variety of character designs and play styles. The game continues to be sold on store shelves ten years after its initial release, partially due to the widespread mod community which has the potential to supply Morrowind with new content in perpetuity. For a list of essential game mods check courtesy of For a list of commonly asked questions relating to vanilla Morrowind and its expansions, click Note this is an expanding list.

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ESO's quest writing wasn't bad, but for the most part Skyrim's was. The faction and main quest lines were good but a majority of the side quests were very boring and dull. They had such liveliness in Oblivion, and in that game they were made very well (really Oblivion's only strong point) but Skyrim lost this aspect. The same thing over and over again is nothing new really.

Tamriel is an Arena, and a bunch of bad shit happens. For side quests, people in peril choose you to help them since you're the closest adventurer around.

This is in every game. Guild quests are given to you since you volunteer to obtain them. Alliance quests are because you're the most trusted agent and best suited person for the job. It's really the only explanation for accepting quests from the same people. TES games always have quests and they always need some immersive reason to obtain them, this isn't newly introduced with ESO. ESO's mechanics were limited, so they aren't as advanced as Morrowind or Oblivion's. Teleportation has been around for a while, and it isn't something new.

Recall spells were in Morrowind, for example. An explanation is given in Wrothgar, when an Orc guide asks a relic hunter 'Why didn't we just teleport to the top of the mountain?' She says 'Because I haven't seen it before. If I teleport to some place I haven't seen the result can be quite dangerous.'

Also, for Wayshrines, there is also an explanation. You are a Vestige, a soulless husk of your former self formed from the Azure Plasm of Coldharbor, as Molag Bal sought to make you another slave.

You escape, and keep your body still not your soul. In 'Wayshrines of Tamriel' book it says that Wayshrines are holy and mysterious sites all around Tamriel, and the only way to naturally recall to them is if one's soul isn't fully connected to one's body, a situation you yourself have.

Dialogue is probably some of the most dedicated of any game. Every step of the quest, characters will always have a new line of dialogue to greet you with. In Skyrim they only had like 3 different greetings max for the entire quest. They also give you a lot of the question options, which provide explanations as to what is going on in the quest, and more follow-up question options after that. Sayings I don't know. I haven't seen many people use real-world sayings with TES-esque variations.

I know one Dunmer says 'By Vivec's left buttcheck' and another sets up a shop with the name 'By the Three, Buy From Me'. I see people saying 'ESO is an MMO with a TES skin' a lot. Really, I find it the opposite.

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To me it is a true TES game. They did a better job with lore than Oblivion or Skyrim ever did. It tries to be an MMO but most of it is solo content that don't need groups, just like a regular TES game. The only MMO-forced parts are group dungeons, Cyrodiil sieges, and Craglorn (but they're working on making Craglorn solo accessible). It's more a TES game than Skyrim. I gotta say as somebody who thought they would be watching ESO crash and burn since launch I decided to get it on a whim for $14 on one of those game key sites, and I have really mixed feelings about this MMO, it's really odd - I couldn't think of anybody else I've met in my personal group of friends who loves Morrowind (TES3) more than I do, and every time I see something in ESO that I remember from TES3 and it isn't EXACTLY how it should be I kinda wig out a little bit but over time I get used to the inaccuracies and just start to enjoy it as sort of like a.

No, thank you for the long ass post. No one has ever really explained the game to me like that before, with a view open to the positive sides of the game. I had heard a lot of things from a lot of people that made me feel very 'meh' about ESO. However, from your post, I feel like I can actually give the game a fair try. Like you, I'm the only one out of my friends who truly loves Morrowind, and even Oblivion. So, coming from someone else like that, your opinion carries a lot of weight for me. If you're not in a rush there's a gold edition coming out September which includes all the little (and big) expansions (Orsinium, Dark Brotherhood, Thieves guild, Imperial City).

Now here's the part that might sound ugly or unattractive but this is pretty standard for games and MMOs now, unfortunately - Crown Store. (In-Game cash shop since the game doesn't require a subscription to play anymore) Hopefully you expected something like this or knew about it already but I'll give you my insight into getting the most out of your money (if you're inclined to invest a little bit in ESO), because there are DLCs they sell and cosmetic items and that silly crap with the Imperial race if you really really care a lot about playing an Imperial.