The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Xbox, 2002)

this game is great for rpg gamers that don't want to follow a specific path to beat the game. there are many, many side quests to entertain the player. there is just so much to do with this game. i have been playing for over 600 hours and i haven't even started the main mission. i think my kids might be off to college before i finnish this game.

WHEN I FIRST GOT THIS GAME, I PLAYED LIKE AN HOUR AND GAVE UP. WENT BACK TO IT A YEAR LATER AND GAVE IT A REAL CHANCE. GLAD I DID! STARTS OUT KINDA SLOW BUT ONCE YOU START IMPROVING YOUR SKILLS, IT PICKS UP A LOT! 100'S OF HOURS OF GAME PLAY I'D BET. SO MANY THINGS TO DO AND SEE. ONLY THING I THINK IT HELD BACK WAS YOU SHOULD BECOME A GOD AT THE END. I KILLED A GOD WHY AM I NOT 1. WONDERFUL GAME IN THE 1ST PERSON MODE. 3RD PERSON IS KINDA ROUGH. YOU REALLY NEED TO STICK WITH THIS GAME IF YOU START OUT SLOW. IT WILL BE WORTH IT.

THIS GAME WAS GREAT. THE RPG PROGRAMMING IS PHOENOMITAL! DEPENDING ON THE CHARECTOR, PEOPLE EITHER LIKE YOU MORE OR LESS. ALMOST ALL OF THE ENVIROMENT IS INTERACTIVE OR RESPONSIVE. HUGE ENVIROMENT TO FREELY ROAM AT YOUR OWN DISGRESTION. ITS NOT YOUR USEAL EPIC STORY THATS FOR SURE. GREAT GAME.*****

this game will keep you playing it for hours. in the beginning you will start out with about nothing and will seem boring but as you doing things for people and get more money the game will be really fun to play. In the guides you can join which you can earn rank and money in.

I purchased this game as a gift for a 12 year old who requested this game. I have other children who have not played it. I ordered it new from ebay as I could not find this game anywhere. I recieved it in mint condition, sealed and it arrived before Christmas. The boy I purchased it for was thrilled and says it is a great game but definitely not for some one younger than himself as it is somewhat difficult. There is also a Morrowind book you can purchase to help you with the game. You may also find this on ebay.

The game is a wonderful role playing experience. It was in very good condition and was shipped in a timely manner.

Everywhere you turn there is a quest begging for your attention. So you gather them up, store them in your journal and enjoy the sheer joy of exploring the land.
Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, a Bethesda Softworks release for the Xbox, is a single-player role-playing game that can be a touch overwhelming initially. So much is thrown at players as the game begins that unless you set your own standards for play, you may find yourself running in several directions.
But that is a good thing. The Morrowind world is huge, fraught with danger and while it may not appear so initially, there is a purpose for your place in this world ­ not just that of a Samaritan running about helping people.
The game begins with your arrival at Vvardenfell. It seems you have been released from prison and sent to the island, though few know why. Your introduction to the world begins as you select your avatar. There are 10 races to choose from and 21 character classes (you can also create your own class and give it a name). Should you want to jump in and play as quickly as possible, you can answer a series of question which will put you into a class.
Armed with only a knife, a limited amount of currency, and told to report to Caius Cosades in Balmora, you are loosened upon the world in the village of Seyda Neen. Talking to everyone you meet is not a bad idea. You will gain a lot of information about the world, and its characters. You will also be besieged with requests for help. Of course, you can say no and continue along with your initial quest.
Getting to Balmora can be difficult or easy. The hard way is to try to walk it. You are hardly equipped with the skills and armament necessary for the task. The easy way is to spend some of your money and hop the local transport system, which are Silt Striders, giant bugs with space carved in their shells for passengers. You won’t actually have the opportunity to enjoy the scenery on your journey, but you will arrive in Balmora.
Tracking down Cosades proves an easy challenge, but what he reveals to you is part of your reason for venturing to Vvardenfell. You are a Blade, which is basically a spy for the Empire. Your cover is freelance adventurer, and you will need to join a guild.
Not only will Cosades have duties for you to perform, but also so will your guild. For example, you have joined the Mage’s Guild and are assigned to collect mushrooms. Along the way to collect mushrooms, you run into a woman who has become lost in the wilderness while on a pilgrimage to the Fields of Kummu. She offers a reward if you will take her there. Since you have a world map for guidance, this shouldn’t be a problem.
Your journey will take a while, and this is the first introduction to the size of the Morrowind world. There are no shortcuts in the game, and you will have to walk it, fending off any creatures that attack you, while protecting the woman as best as you can. When you finally arrive at Kummu, you will find another person there, who asks you to find his lost friend.
And so it goes, one quest after another.

I started playing the TES series at the IV installment (Oblivion), My brother went away to college and took the 360 with him. So while hankering for some gaming I realized I still had an original xbox and that games would be real cheap on eBay. So I picked up Morrowind. It's great I love how expansive it is. Definitely way ahead of it's time. That of course is the only problem. Gaming physics had not quite advanced to what they are now. The game is extremely well put together but movement is a little shoddy. Combat is much less fulfilling than in Oblivion because of the physics. It plays like most third person fantasy RPGs where there is no use in attempting to dodge an attack you're better off sitting still and attacking as frequently as possible. Where as in TES IV you can dodge and the hitboxes are fairly advanced and realistic. This of course is only a minor setback, and only in comparison to it's sequal, not other similar games. The story line is amazingly in depth. The cultures are so extreme and varied. It is an infinitely entertaining game with thousands of hours worth of gameplay. It also has some nice abilities that Oblivion does not. Like enchantment and unarmored.

Definitely worth the few dollars paid.

Graphics are okay. Game play is the same, but attacking an actually killing something is more of a chore than a adrenaline rush.

But all in all, you can literally do anything you want to do!!! By certain means anyways. If you kill somone in town then they're dead, but you go to jail, or you can fight the guards!!! don't try that one unless you're super suped up.

But anyways, i do suggest the game for someone who really doesn't have anything else to do. BECAUSE THE GAME IS GONNA TAKE FOREVER!!!!

I bought this game thinking it was going to be kind of like Fable, this game had terrible graphics, you can't directly hit anybody and it's hard to find your way around. I was so dissapointed when I bought this game thinking that I would be playing it for a long time.

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I bought this one, to free up the computer and to play a game on X-Box that I really enjoyed on the PC.

I bought this game a month ago and have been on it constantly. There are so many choices in the game that it would be impossible to do everything the first time through. I have played through this many times before, I think that I am on my eigth time through and I am still finding new things everywhere. Would defenitely recoment buying as it is wonderfull.

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Morrowind is a highly addictive game which sets you as a convict sent to the land of morrowind to serve for the empire, but you choose to go with them, against them, or both sides. Your actions make this game excellent ad you can train in over 10 different sections, including lock-picking (security), magic and sneaking around (thief missions).

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It is a challenging game in the beginning, but as you level up your character by completing countless quests and slaying numerous beasts throughout caves and ruins, it will become much easier due to the gaining of experience points and different weapons. If you have played Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion right away you will notice many differences: first off, there is no waypoint marker on the mini-map that tells where the quest is or the point of interest, so in order to find your way around you must follow the road signs and pay careful attention to directions that the npc's will give you. Secondly, there is no fast travel in this in this game which will make travel much slower than it is in Oblivion. There is also no difficulty slider, so if the game is too hard for you, then you will have to make a very good strategy in order to kill the enemies of else you may just find yourself loading the previously saved game quite often. I really love how each part of armor is its own thing: for example: you can equip different left and right arm guards/gloves, same as right and left leg guards. Overall is is a very good game that will have you playing for hours and hours.

I played this game before and gave it to my granson and got hooked on it showing him how to play! great game to kill some time if you like role playing games! always changing and many different characters to chose from.

my son wanted it becuz his other one got cracked
and ate by our dogs...it plays well, and my son has not quit playing it

This game has exactly what any avid gamer wants in an RPG. One can have hours and hours of countless adventures and that only encompasses the quests. There are a ton of side stories to follow and a lot of freedom to become anything you want to be. However, this game isn't exactly like Halo or Call of Duty where one is constantly trying to out maneuver or kill something. In fact it takes quite a while to develop a character. At first it seems like you're always losing fights, but in the end there's a huge satisfaction in knowing how far you've come. Rare items, piles in gold, and mysterious lands all await those who venture forth into Morrowind.

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