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Oblivion's VA was goddamn horrendous
Skyrim's Magic system is goddamn horrendous.
Yet all 3 are still good games, its just eeeh Morrowind is like bashing my head againest a wall now and Oblivion is more like blooding my knuckles on said wall.
anyways, here's a quick pic that sums up my rant:
http://i.imgur.com/Lo8J3.png
Menu clutter gone.
Convos look and feel more natural (I really didn't like the "EXTREEEEME CLOSE-UPS!! *metal guitar*) when I talked to someone.
Third person perspective is a lot better.
Audio and Music far superior than the others.
Graphically superior.
Now ALL talents/skills help develop your character, as opposed to a handful.
18 skills yes, but literally a hundred perks
Morrowind might have the quantity, but Skyrim has the quality. I don't mean that to be mean, I did enjoy playing Morrowind and I always will. But sometimes too much is just too much.
What haTilla says about game play means a lot more to me. Sure, I can blast my way through a massive army in just a few seconds, but I had to EARN that. It tooks weeks of game play to scrounge up enough drakes, trap powerful enough souls and find the right items to enchant. I had to build my way up slowly, first by making weapons that did 10 damage, then 20, then 39, then 100 before I could finally take down the big creatures and start making 139 pt weapons. Even then, it took a while to build up a large enough supply of magic rings for a sustained assault and I still don't dare sell off all those 39 pt shock bolt rings. I need them for clearing out the cliff racers.
And yes, Oblivion/Skyrim removed so much clutter in the menus and fixed the journal system, hell Skyrim uses slightly modified Morrowind music anyway.
Also the fact that you can be so overpowered doesn't really hold much appeal "Oh hey, I can one shot everybody!" and the clunky system for magic and weapons did not help either, I much prefered Oblivions take on it.
I will admit that the variety has dropped a lot with the lack of so many weapon types (Crossbows in Skyrim are fun though :P) and you have to rely on mods for it to bring back a few things. though birthsigns have gone from a character gen thing to a blessing thing almost.
Also fixed areas gave me the shits when I played Morrowind because there is no indication so you could walk into an area that is several levels higher, get nuked and then lose all this progress, like that bandit cave area just outside Seyda Neen in Morrowind.
So yeah, playing Morrowind is like bashing my head againest a wall after coming from Oblivion/Skyrim even though it does have some good points.
but then again maybe I just played the games so much where jeremy seule is a god to me :P
@LordXenophon i got em burnt also
@mishy bashing my head against the wall might be what was great about ES3(difficulty). but yea the graphix with weapons not all that great. but it was the shit then and still is.
http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/726614/skyrim-subjected-to-a-conan-obrien-review-hilarity-ensues/
But I have to aree Morrowind is the best of the series because there was so much to do. Skyrim comes on a DVD, it's such a huge bame, so I was pretty disappointed to find it was all music and graphics files and the cut down the game content. Skyrim is a tiny world compared to anything else in the series.
But I also have to admit the journal did nee some cleaning up. The one thing I didn't like about Morrowind was trying to find things in my journal.
who knows. mayb there was a mod that did that n i didn't find it.
As well as a remixed travel version of another morrowind song. Made me giddy as hell :D
@Mishy you have a lot of good points and i think some are a matter of personal preference. i do like the fixed areas though. it gave a location a matter of importance and mystery. it made me go "wow, there are really strong guys in this cave! there must be more to this place. i'll remember this place after doing some quests for my new guild!" and this idea gave me a specific drive to level up :D
@Wastelander & LordXeno i agree with xeno, graphics will never affect a good game (ie minecraft)!
I could finish up the civil war and have useless items in my inventory because...well....Having a full set of Daedric Armor beats a paltry looking imperial sword and Heavy Armor set any day.
"Here, we reward you with this sword. It should be better than what you're using now...."
*looks at my Daedrick Mace*
".........Nope. I'm good. *goes to sell useless items*"
Sadly since they have so many "junk" dungeon magic items, you generally won't notice it anyway.
Least Morrowind fixed that one pretty well, hell I think Keening in Skyrim is pretty bad from memory since it actually runs out of charge and becomes useless since you can't refill it.
..........................get out. ................Just.
Get. Out.
.........*stare*
That's just bad manners.
I saw it.
Long Live Sheogorath!
It's, SHAGgorath. -wink-
So I'll just imagine it happened and everyone thought it was funny.
Hey! You butchered my simulacrum! You cad!