I recently got Morrowind. I had heard about how it's the best of TES, and as someone who started with Skyrim, I decided to try it.
But jucjhfuef what.
I barely see anything awesome about this game besides the soundtrack. The walking speed is something a snail would laugh at, almost all NPCs have the same dialogue, the combat is near broken, the graphics are atrocious, and the AI seems so static compared to that of Skyrim. This was probably amazing for its time, but by today's standards it's pretty bad. So, what if Morrowind had workshop? It would make it easier to download mods, and it would attract people who were originally put off by it's 2001-level quality, and modders to buy it. It would be a win-win, for consumer and publisher.
But jucjhfuef what.
I barely see anything awesome about this game besides the soundtrack. The walking speed is something a snail would laugh at, almost all NPCs have the same dialogue, the combat is near broken, the graphics are atrocious, and the AI seems so static compared to that of Skyrim. This was probably amazing for its time, but by today's standards it's pretty bad. So, what if Morrowind had workshop? It would make it easier to download mods, and it would attract people who were originally put off by it's 2001-level quality, and modders to buy it. It would be a win-win, for consumer and publisher.
