At the time Oblivion came out, my gaming rig wasn't up to the task. I could just run Morrowind on moderate settings. My current rig could easily handle Oblivion...I just haven't gotten around to picking up a copy
I enjoyed the ambiance of Morrowind. I especially liked 'decking out' all of my different enclaves in Vivec, Balmora, and several other places. Red lanterns for highlighting Daedric stuff, green for glass..............
......oh yeah, there was a reason for me to be traipsing around the countryside from one end of the continent to the other, wasn't there?
I played through two maybe three games.....and Morrowind suffers from one of the great plagues of this type of genre........once characters get mid- to high level, they more or less end up the same, as original class distinctions blur. And too many 'perks' for a player to use. Starting with a Nord (100% inv. to frost) and adding all the various pieces of armor and enchanting to the limit, my character was 100% invulnerable to fire, frost, electricity, and poison by level 30. The final showdown was easier than some of the random battles offered in-game.
So replayability is poor, IMO. But it was enjoyable, nonetheless, as far as it went.
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