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• Guest 9th Jun 2008

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  Bad Points: Bad points are the 3rd person mode (it sucks, just stay with the 1st person mode). Some things are impossible unless you are a master at the skill you are using. Fines (except. if you are in the thieves guild you can pay them off for free) but when you steal enough or kill enough you get the death penalty and there is no way to get rid of that even if you pay your fines.

  
  

  General comments: Love the real life feel of the game. It really is like living another life. There are many different options of play like you can be a theif or mage of warrior. Many different skills you can master. Money is very... economically correct. There is not way to much and at the same time it isn't impossible to get.
  Overall it is a great game easy saving, long loading though. Not a lot of cheats but the cheats are good even though there isn't a lot of them. Easy to get what you want with the ability to steal stuff.
  

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• trash berd 22nd Mar 2008

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  Great game, if you have the PC vertion, the cheat console makes things even more fun, all around great game. Long main quest, enough side quests to keep you busy for months.

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• TOMLEECEE 14th Apr 2005

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  The RPG is a genre that has never really appealed to me when it comes to games and Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is no exception. Don't get me wrong, I've played and completed most of the Zelda games and regard them as total classics, but when it comes down to it, the Zelda games aren't really 'hardcore.' They're more 'arcade RPG' if there is such a thing. Morrowind on the other hand, was designed with a beardy bloke wearing NHS glasses and a Warhammer T-shirt in mind.
  
  As a player mainly of s ...

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• kgoodall 14th Apr 2004

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  You may see that I gave everything in Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind 10 stars (except the addiction level, which was 9). I didn't do that to make the people that made the game feel good, I am absolutely serious about how awesome this game is.
  
  Honestly I don't really think I should have to type a summary it's that good! All I can say is it's a MUST HAVE! for anyone who like to take a vacation from the normal world.
  
  I am truelly baffled by how the makers of this game made basically a "mini-wo ...

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• anderw jones 22nd Mar 2004

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  Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is an all round great game. But it needs to have more detail in different reactions for different races and from the people.

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• LotoAnon 29th Feb 2004

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  The graphics in Morrowind are the best i've seen on an Xbox yet. You can join a number of guilds. You are able to join one "clan" out of the three main ones to stay with and to quests with until you are their leader. Also you can build your own stronghold to put all of your stolen/found artifacts.

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• Ric 2nd Sep 2003

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  The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind for Xbox is a fantastic game with masses to do and see, With a whole island to explore and thousands of tasks to fulfil, as long as you can get past the complicated fighting mechanics and average character graphics, you'll be lost for months. It might not be a good idea buying this version with the expansion pack out soon, but any old save games can be used when it comes out.

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• RyuKa. 10th May 2003

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  The character creation is a good introduction to the way the game is going to play out, alot of choices involved.
  
  Random whether events are incredibly well done, build up of clouds then a thunder storm while walking along mountain tops is more than impressive.
  
  While graphics involved in surface textures (particularly the water when the rain is driving down) are great, the character movements and combat movements are a little limited - having said that, this is probably the best RPG I've ...

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• Woooo!. 1st May 2003

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  Since investing in an Xbox, I wanted to get a decent RPG, not a hack n' slash like Enclave, but something which would immerse me in a completely different world.
  
  (And what a world!)
  
  Different architectural styles, completely different building plans, thousands of different NPCs, the ability to do what I liked. Morrowind is huge, with no detail spared. There is no "generic" house, dungeon Tree plantation or lake. Every where has its own unique style and layout. You can even get lost in the ...

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