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"Morrowind- Great game but bewildering"

well first off its huge. No sorry massive. however I have hardly played at it because I haven't had the time to sit down a focus on it as it is very bewildering at first.

Ok, it's:

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I know it sounds silly, but I sort of need your e-mail for that :D

I started playing again today, as a Dark Elf mage. I stole those two greater soul gems from the mages guild, worth 60000 each I beleive :D

I'd like the map please

:-)

Heh, I can't wait to see how many of you ask for help on the Dwemer Puzzle Box quest :D

That was a biatch

Although it's probably a bit early for you lot, has any of you become a vampire yet?

That rocks. You get to join one of three clans, and theres big underground towns, and you can only get out at night and you get to suck peoples blood :D

Fun, but hard.

Oh and these a really, really useful map you sould definatly download, it lists every single place and zooms in to show you where it is.

I can't remember the link but I could probably send it to anyone who wants it.

I played this for an hour or so last night, and it's damn good.

I've delivered the package to the bloke at the Corner Club in Balmora, and he's sent me to Nine-Toes to teach me.

ONly thing is, the training costs over 400 gold, and I've only got about 3 gold pieces :-(

I stoled some stuff in the customs house, but I haven't found anywhere to sell it. I've joined the Thieves guild (my character is a thief), but I can't fence the stuff in there either :-(

Still, I've been arrested once, and killed once - I tried to set someone on fire with a fire spell. Managed it, but the rest of the people at the inn decided to beat me up for it. Can't think why... :-)

Need to get into a bit more, but it seems a top game.

I never finished it myself, though I came fairly close. I was on the fifth of the seven trials of the prophecy. That won't mean a thing to most of you for quite some time yet :)

Once you've gotten that far, you've most likely reached the point where your character is more or less invulnerable, and possesses virtually superhuman powers. There's no longer anything left to aim for to improve yourself, and it's at that point you start to see the appeal of trying it all over again with a new character....

I've played about eight characters myself. Three thieves, a mage, a knight, a couple of custom fighters, and an assassin. I played each of them through to around level 20 or so before starting over. The last four or five were all on the max difficulty setting, for a bit more lastability.

I've been hammering the PC version for about 2 months now.
Hugely involving, started as a puny little new arrival, now I'm a nails-hard Fighter's Guild champion with stupid, level 38 armour and nowt can touch me.

I'm currently in the middle of the Neverine Prophecies, discovering my true purpose.
I never like RPGs, but Morrowind is superb eh? Immense worlds, amazing visuals etc.
One of my favs

It took me a while to get into Morrowind - partly because it's a deep RPG and I haven't played any before - but now I've realised that I've got to take my time and not try anything to risky until my character is stronger.

One question: has anyone actually finished Morrowind, if such a thing is possible?

After hearing people on the ign forums I was begginning to doubt whether I would like the game or not when I finally got it.

I pre-order over 3 weeks ago and how wrong could I be it is a stupedous game :D