(Elder Scrolls III Morrowind) Lock Level 1
Lock Level 1 scene pretty much describes the whole game. You may play Morrowind for months, and still get very little or nothing from it. It can be fun, but that fun you must create for yourself, it is rarely scripted. If it weren't for those well-written books, it really wouldn't be worth it. Also, i seem to have developed a thing for Bosmer chicks. Oh fair Galbedir. I remember once, in Oblivion, i went beserk, tired of all the people looking alike, sounding alike, being ugly, so i killed everything in sight, and continued to do so for hours, and then i came across this poorly dressed unarmed chick, with a face that was in fact not ugly/threatening at all. A design fluke! I stayed my mouse, stopped thinking of becoming a moth priest. Looked at her for half an hour. If it weren't for that randomly placed beauty, i never would've finished the game. I was that bored.
Lock Level 1 scene pretty much describes the whole game. You may play Morrowind for months, and still get very little or nothing from it. It can be fun, but that fun you must create for yourself, it is rarely scripted. If it weren't for those well-written books, it really wouldn't be worth it. Also, i seem to have developed a thing for Bosmer chicks. Oh fair Galbedir. I remember once, in Oblivion, i went beserk, tired of all the people looking alike, sounding alike, being ugly, so i killed everything in sight, and continued to do so for hours, and then i came across this poorly dressed unarmed chick, with a face that was in fact not ugly/threatening at all. A design fluke! I stayed my mouse, stopped thinking of becoming a moth priest. Looked at her for half an hour. If it weren't for that randomly placed beauty, i never would've finished the game. I was that bored.