The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition

Olha, vou começar explicando que minhas horas não foram registradas aqui na steam, pois joguei com o openMW, um mod que melhora morrowind em quesitos técnicos e de compatibilidade. É um jogo bem legal quando você entende como jogá-lo, o sistema de combate dele é bem único e o sistema de quests é bem complicado, além de alguns problemas com npcs e sistemas, mas dado que com alguns mods você consegue resolver esse problema, a história, gameplay, exploração e imersão são uma das melhores coisas que esse jogo tem a proporcionar. Recomendo bastante, é o segundo elder scrolls que eu termino e me diverti bastante!

ESIII is like going back to simpler time in gaming. No cinematic scenes. Just you playing and making decisions along the way. ES3 does feel like your actions matter and depending on who you kill, you can end up ending quests before you even know what they are. I think Skyrim was missing that kind of permanent consequence when I was playing it for the first time. Skyrim feels very linear compared to Morrowind. If you like an older style of gameplay and this kind of freedom for the player, I recommend it.

This game is very good, but it is much harder to play in 2026.

A Good Starting story.

Well here we are again! Stop 3 of my little journey through the elder scrolls quintology! I must say, it is a remarkably refreshing experience to come back to [strike]the glory of 3D[/strike] morrowind after playing through roughly 60 hours of [strike]textured cubes, DOOM sprites, and [/strike] blocky, procedurally generated dungeons. Morrowind was definitely one of the most soul-touching of all the games. Seeing the alien environments, designs, and everything else was just jaw-droppingly beautiful and mystical, despite the fact i'd already seen my fair share of the game from my younger years when i was running around aimlessly. The early game was extra brutal, i will give it that, and i have found myself reloading a save many, many times. Most of my budget in-game went to healing potions, but, then again, I was soon enough acquiring more gold than i could spend. So I ended up walking around with 50 Exclusive potions of Restore Health. This game marked the beginning of also completing all the DLC that came with the game, so i got to experience Tribunal and Bloodmoon for the first time ever. Pretty sweet stuff. Time taken to beat: Somewhere between 68-72 hours, calculated on in-game days passed. 'Pro' Tips (from a knight playthrough): Pick one weapon type to get good at and ignore literally any other type. You will be good with a spear, a sword, an axe, whatever, but you will ONLY be good with that. Don't spam melee! Pretend to 'power attack' by holding it down for about 1.5 seconds and then release your attack. You'll go from dealing flea bites to decapitations in no time. Go after low-level enemies whenever possible to level that weapon skill. Nix hound jumps you? Kill it. Happen across a mine full of bandits? Kill them. Spam 'E' wherever you go. Levelling acrobatics passively across the whole game will bless you in ways unimaginable. Check out my 22 foot vertical jump! On the other hand, try to keep decent stamina when fighting, or else you're probably gonna die. Snowy Granius is the High Hrothgar frost troll. Please bother to level yourself BEFORE you go to do the dwemer ruin for Caius Cosades' friend. Scaling with level does not exist. The blighted nix hound you see in the distance will be as pitiful at level 3 as it is at level 30. Scaling with level does not exist. The Grahl you see in the distance will be as murderously powerful at level 3 as it is at level 30. Loot is randomized some places, and not others. Want daedric gear at level 5? Just bumrush to wherever it's located and pilfer it from it's owner. There's a free daedric longsword in the sewers of Vivec if you know where to look and don't mind a moderately difficult fight. Pay attention to what people say! There are no quest markers! DLC-Specific tips: When you fight one of the aspects at the end of Bloodmoon, pick the aspect that best correlates to your character's class (if martial, pick strength, if sneaky, pick dexterity, if mage, pick guile) or else you're going to be VERY disappointed with your reward. When you fight [spoiler]Almalexia[/spoiler], Move fast and move frequently. If[spoiler]she[/spoiler] staggers you, You will die. (unless you buttchug 6 potions of exclusive restore health like me. This is also a fight where levelling those acrobatics tends to end up as very rewarding. My journey across The Elder Scrolls Quintology Arena: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198262770986/recommended/1812290/ Daggerfall: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198262770986/recommended/1812390/ Morrowind: (Here) Oblivion: TBA Skyrim: Soon

Perfect game.