Is this game still good in 2020 or did it age like milk?

No, the game achieved CHIM so it's ageless.

>Skyrim and Oblivion pretty much every NPC has some kind of unique flavor text when you talk to them
ayyy

Just take a silt strider there holy fuck, it costs ~25g and saves literal hours.

literal retard with a faulty memory

Like milk left in the sun

it aged like cum

it is perfect still today if you don't care about the NPCs being very bland and without character. but you get an rpg with an incredibly charming and alien setting and an interesting lore. the gameplay isn't that great either and you walk alot. so if you enjoy it depends entirely on whether or not you care about the atmosphere of the games you play, because that's the aspect morrowind excells at

All these games are trigger based theme park rpgs and are dead.
give me a living game world or give me death.

From the Gnishes wiki:
>The only fast-travel is by Silt Strider to and from Ald'ruhn, Khuul, Maar Gan or Seyda Neen
How is a newcomer supposed to figure that out? The option isn't available, it might not even have a silt strider for all I know. You have to remember that people who played this game for years will have the silt strider 'railway map' memorized but when a newcomer opens up the strider options and sees that the place he wants to go isn't available he'll assume that it's either another fast travel method or some fuckoff town that isn't accessable by any means other than foot

This game will filter zoomers hard

Yes slap better bodies and better heads and a robe replacer on it and its good to go.

Make sure to join telvanni for the mushroom house.
Also collect every candle and lantern you can and save it so when you do have your mushroom tower you can decorate the exterior with thousands of points of light.

>alien setting
It's a swamp

Look at the game map that came with the game. Travel with silt striders or boat as close as you can. Walk the rest of the way. Actual children could figure this out

The dialogue is clearly the games most outdated element. Or maybe it was always bad. But the Wikipedia template style of dialogue is bland as hell

It's fine

You're not seriously talking about a physical map that came with the 1990s CD copy are you

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Milk, not enough hand holding and world is far too static

Of course, or the digital scan you would have gotten with a digital version

>not having a map
well what do you expect?
Im sure you can find it online

Its kind of annoying sometimes but its far more indepth and immersive than modern dialogues that just give you a few options in a conversation tree.

morrowind is the only good game.

It's pretty much the exact opposite of immersive because it destroys the illusion they are unique characters

It's still good, just get mods.

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based

It's still good, but I may be biased cause I played it when it first came out.

How? They all have their own unique responces. The dialogue links are when theyve said something to your character and you have the option to continue the conversation in a more natural way by mentioning any of the things they have mentioned that the developers bothered to write anything for them about.

What's the point of fog of war on the world map if they were expecting you to have the whole thing anyway? The last thing I wanted to do in a game renowned for being good for immersion and worldbuilding was to essentially google "how to get to x"

It was never good and has only gotten worse with time.

As mediocre as Skyrim can be, it was enjoyable to go around the towns and talking to all the NPCs because you seemed to learn a little something about the town from each one

In Morrowind it's totally different, you talk to one NPC in a town and they say word for word the same thing as everyone else so there is no real fun in going around talking to all the various people or shopowners.

Don't bother zoomer, you'll never get why these games are 10/10 no matter how much you try

>How? They all have their own unique responces.
You are lying out of your ass. The vast majority of NPCs in morrowind do not have unique responses when you talk to them.

Some of them do, based on their city. And if they're an important character, they definitely will.

i bought the game on steam do you really get a digital map ?

The in game map is for immersion and convenience. Also, you don't NEED the paper map ffs. Again, children could play this game without issues.

>What's the point of fog of war on the world map
Because having a map is not the same as actually being there or knowing what it looks like?

I could give you a map in real life, you would be able to navigate an area but you wouldn't be familiar with it until you went there and developed an intuitive orientation. This is what the fog of war represents.

>talking about random guards and townsmen
the same is true for modern games where they might not even be interactable but just play a random dialogue as you walk past them.
These npcs dont have elaborate dialogue trees to go down either.

I'm of the complete opposite opinion. All voices dialogue have lead to do little dialogue that it breaks my immersion, the few voice actors and subpar acting doesn't help either

On gog you do, id wager yes

*so little

the NPCs are shit and the art direction is one of the worst in any game. literally brown and gray: the game.

Asking people whether to do shit is cringe. Just do it.

Read the fucking manual.

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it was never good

the only elder scrolls game i played was skyrim, but Yas Forums told me this game is actually good so i might as well try it. is openmw any good or should i just play on the original engine?

Officially he was just drunk but I suspect something stronger at work.

All of the supposed "problems" with Morrowind can be fixed by changing your playstyle and using in-game methods. They designed the game to let the player prioritize which limitations to remove first.
People who stop in the early-game don't realize that any issue they're having can be alleviated by just playing a little more and learning the systems.

Most games are actually fundamentally flawed in ways that can't be fixed in this way. Even with thousands of mods Skyrim isn't magically fun.

It's good. It isn't a top game of all time or anything, but it does the 3D elder scrolls experience the best. The combat isn't great but not for the normal reasons people say, and the dialogue is very samey. So the good aspects have to do with a combination of character progression, exploration, and RP.

whats a good companion mod for morrowind ?

nothing to fancy just someone to watch my back preferable a waifu

>brahhh, how many doobers had you spliffed when you wrote this far-out shizzz
>being this unaware that no one with any talent credits drugs as their muse like this
kys faggots.

When’s the next steam sale

you know what alien means right?

Retard. You could've typed that directly into the URL field and gotten an answer.

whenisthenextsteamsale.com/

Games don't age like milk.
Either game was good and is still good or it was always shit.

It depends, it's a mixed bag.

I personally love it but that could just be nostalgia

Best game in the franchise.
And despite all their flaws, Oblivion and Skyrim are fucking masterpieces in their own right, so that's saying something.

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>retard you're supposed to google a map, literal children could figure it out
>no actually you're not supposed to use a map retard, actual children could figure it out
Apparently children aren't very decisive as to whether you're supposed to use a map or not

Wow, what a shit fucking game. People tell me that Skyrim is bad for introducing waypoints and an auto-updating map but your defence for morrowind is to use the fucking manual?
THAT'S the amazing immersive morrowind factor that I've heard so much about? A guide?

you always use them
also any online information you can find

the people who try to act like 'muh mystery' are a bunch of retards. Early games were fun because the collaborative effort to find all the secrets and share the information was part of what built the community up.