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<blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 2959808" data-attributes="member: 4275"><p>I must say, I recently bought the "game of the year edition" of Morrowind, which includes the Tribunal and Bloodmoon disks, and it's without a doubt the finest computer RPG I've ever played, eclipsing a game I thought would wear the mantle for MUCH longer (Fallout II). </p><p></p><p>It's literally everything I loved about EQ (a vast world to explore in three dimensions, an interesting skill and experience system that allows you to level by dungeon crawling, training in a guild house and/or gathering materials and practicing crafting) but loses everything I hated about EQ (not enough quests, too much waiting for creatures to spawn to level).</p><p></p><p>And there's a TON to do, over 250 hours of gameplay Im guessing. And when you factor in that you can play it in three VERY different ways (fighter, mage and thief) with 30 classes inhabiting those roles and hybrids, and the ability to make an infinite number of your own classes if you desire...</p><p></p><p>Well, like I said, simply the best. I had heard of this game but I am simply shocked it's as good as it is. </p><p></p><p>Chuck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vigilance, post: 2959808, member: 4275"] I must say, I recently bought the "game of the year edition" of Morrowind, which includes the Tribunal and Bloodmoon disks, and it's without a doubt the finest computer RPG I've ever played, eclipsing a game I thought would wear the mantle for MUCH longer (Fallout II). It's literally everything I loved about EQ (a vast world to explore in three dimensions, an interesting skill and experience system that allows you to level by dungeon crawling, training in a guild house and/or gathering materials and practicing crafting) but loses everything I hated about EQ (not enough quests, too much waiting for creatures to spawn to level). And there's a TON to do, over 250 hours of gameplay Im guessing. And when you factor in that you can play it in three VERY different ways (fighter, mage and thief) with 30 classes inhabiting those roles and hybrids, and the ability to make an infinite number of your own classes if you desire... Well, like I said, simply the best. I had heard of this game but I am simply shocked it's as good as it is. Chuck [/QUOTE]
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