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<blockquote data-quote="Krafen" data-source="post: 1990567" data-attributes="member: 5393"><p>Dungeon Seige is almost entirely hack & slash. You follow the road that leads from your farm to the king's castle killing everything in your path. There are a few NPCs who give you minor quests or send you on down the path or sell you items. It does look pretty good, but I grew bored fairly quickly.</p><p></p><p>Morrowind defines the non-linear game. You may design your race, class and class abilities from scratch. You can go virtually anywhere from the very beginning. You may not survive, but you can try. You can design and create your own magic items and spells. The graphics are a bit dated, but the game was designed to be modded and many graphic-update mods are available. There are also mods available that add new quests and areas to the game. I strongly prefer Morrowind. If you do buy it, make sure to get the version that includes the two expansion packs (Tribunal & Bloodmoon). </p><p></p><p>I've never played Black Mirror, so I don't have an opinion there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Krafen, post: 1990567, member: 5393"] Dungeon Seige is almost entirely hack & slash. You follow the road that leads from your farm to the king's castle killing everything in your path. There are a few NPCs who give you minor quests or send you on down the path or sell you items. It does look pretty good, but I grew bored fairly quickly. Morrowind defines the non-linear game. You may design your race, class and class abilities from scratch. You can go virtually anywhere from the very beginning. You may not survive, but you can try. You can design and create your own magic items and spells. The graphics are a bit dated, but the game was designed to be modded and many graphic-update mods are available. There are also mods available that add new quests and areas to the game. I strongly prefer Morrowind. If you do buy it, make sure to get the version that includes the two expansion packs (Tribunal & Bloodmoon). I've never played Black Mirror, so I don't have an opinion there. [/QUOTE]
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