review : Morrowind (eng.)

28th February 2003, 20:48

Morrowind: The Elder Scrolls III

Charmed:

From the moment I had the game, I was enchanted. The first time I started the game, I was impressed by the very nice soundtrack, witch you can hear when you’re configuring your game. Because the lay-out is really nice, it’s easy to do this. The menu, the lay-out, the music, the intros, everything supports the magic of the game.

The magic begins:

When everything is configured, you can press the ‘new game’ button to start your adventures in Morrowind. This is the name of the island where you’ll live for the long time. The game starts when you set foot on Morrowind.

Here you got to choose what character you want to be during the game. This isn’t a hard choice but you got to use your head because it’s quite important.

When you have made your choice you'll be released in a wonderfull world. As far as the eye can see I saw lovely houses and freaky and funny humans and creatures. They might look friendly but they aren’t very happy when you, an outlander, start a conversation with them. They also will attack you/ignore you when they really hate you.

From the first second you have to do a quest for your ‘master’. But, if you don’t want to do this quest, just don’t do it. That’s a great thing about Morrowind, you can do whatever you want to do. When you want to do it. That’s one of the many reasons why I was so addicted to this game. It’s never boring.
If you want too, you can go freelance the whole game. But you’re going to need lots of money to buy clothes, spells and weapons. That’s why you better join a guild. You can chose from the Fighters guild, The Mage guild, The Thieves or The Blades. You can join some other clans to, but these are the most important. When you finally have chosen a guild, you’ll got to do some quest to earn your money. With the gould you have earned you can go to the weapon store, book store, tailor, smith and many more. You choose something, pay for it and leave. Or you can kill the store owner and rob the place.

During the game, your character will evolve into a lean, mean fightin’ machine. The skills you train the most will raise and you’ll become better in this skill. When you’re done training it, you can choose another one.

Some extra information:
Offical website of the game : www.morrowind.com
Website of the developers : http://www.bethsoft.com

System requirements:

* Windows ME/98 128 MB RAM
* Windows XP/2000 256 MB RAM
* 500 MHz Intel Pentium III, Celeron, or AMD Athlon processor
* 8x CD/DVD-ROM Drive
* 1 GB free hard disk space
* Windows swapfile
* DirectX 8.1 (included)
* 32MB Direct3D compatible video card with 32-bit color support and
* DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
* Keyboard, Mouse

Conclusion:

Morrowind: The Elder Scrolls III is a beautiful game. This was the first RPG that I’ve played and I loved it! The developers of Morrowind really did a great job.

Pro’s :

- beautiful graphs
- good sound and lovely soundtrack
- [Bravehartstyle] FREEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! [/Bravehartstyle]
- its an addicting game

Con’s :

- When you replay the game, every important item is still on the same place. (thnx to RB

)

Graphs: 23/25
Game play: 22/25
Sound: 19/25
Fun Factor: 23/25

Total of: 87/100

Go and buy this game!

B|oweFish

Thnx to Roswell for correcting my suckie englisch in the original review

28th February 2003, 20:53

sjeik sjeik
nog ni elemaal geleze majah
kzal wel ff verder lezen
ni echt mijn genre van spel, majh

greetz SABE

28th February 2003, 22:43

Quote:

Originally posted by B|oweFish
Thnx to Roswell for correcting my suckie englisch in the original review

Was only a couple of hours of work, no big deal

(j/k off course... minute or 15.. glad i could help... )

jmke · 28th February 2003, 22:45

great work Blowfish! gonna see what I can puzzle together to have your "own" corner @ the M-site for game reviews!

28th February 2003, 22:46

thnx

(kan zijn dat ik reviewke kan maken van IGI2

)

2nd March 2003, 20:26

morgen doet er ne maat van mij, die jammer genoeg een eind van mij woont, Splinter Cell en Unreal II op de post.
Moogt daar dus ook een reviewke van verwachten.

Btw,
lukt het een beetje met 'het-vinden-voor-een-plaatsje-waark-mijn-review-kwijtkan' ?

jmke · 2nd March 2003, 20:38

yep, staat mee op men "how to improve madshrimps" to do lijstjen
naast men xp tbred o/c article, heatsink review, coolermaster vs cf2909 review, win2000 howto, systemguide & hwfaq integration into [M] lijst

2nd March 2003, 20:40

bb sociaal leven

hf

jmke · 2nd March 2003, 20:43

volledig OFFtopic, maar u compleet gelijk, deze zaterdag vanaf 12u tot 17h30! bezig gezeten voor die heatsink testen, ask Hannes, pretty damn long.

TerAngreal · 3rd March 2003, 19:06

en da zijn dan enkel de tests ...

maar ja, fast and the furious met een extra delta-met-stofzuiger-allures-en-grootheidswaanzin-geluidje is altijd aangenaam

28th February 2003, 20:48	#1
B\|oweFish Posts: n/a	review : Morrowind (eng.) Morrowind: The Elder Scrolls III Charmed: From the moment I had the game, I was enchanted. The first time I started the game, I was impressed by the very nice soundtrack, witch you can hear when you’re configuring your game. Because the lay-out is really nice, it’s easy to do this. The menu, the lay-out, the music, the intros, everything supports the magic of the game. The magic begins: When everything is configured, you can press the ‘new game’ button to start your adventures in Morrowind. This is the name of the island where you’ll live for the long time. The game starts when you set foot on Morrowind. Here you got to choose what character you want to be during the game. This isn’t a hard choice but you got to use your head because it’s quite important. When you have made your choice you'll be released in a wonderfull world. As far as the eye can see I saw lovely houses and freaky and funny humans and creatures. They might look friendly but they aren’t very happy when you, an outlander, start a conversation with them. They also will attack you/ignore you when they really hate you. From the first second you have to do a quest for your ‘master’. But, if you don’t want to do this quest, just don’t do it. That’s a great thing about Morrowind, you can do whatever you want to do. When you want to do it. That’s one of the many reasons why I was so addicted to this game. It’s never boring. If you want too, you can go freelance the whole game. But you’re going to need lots of money to buy clothes, spells and weapons. That’s why you better join a guild. You can chose from the Fighters guild, The Mage guild, The Thieves or The Blades. You can join some other clans to, but these are the most important. When you finally have chosen a guild, you’ll got to do some quest to earn your money. With the gould you have earned you can go to the weapon store, book store, tailor, smith and many more. You choose something, pay for it and leave. Or you can kill the store owner and rob the place. During the game, your character will evolve into a lean, mean fightin’ machine. The skills you train the most will raise and you’ll become better in this skill. When you’re done training it, you can choose another one. Some extra information: Offical website of the game : www.morrowind.com Website of the developers : http://www.bethsoft.com System requirements: * Windows ME/98 128 MB RAM * Windows XP/2000 256 MB RAM * 500 MHz Intel Pentium III, Celeron, or AMD Athlon processor * 8x CD/DVD-ROM Drive * 1 GB free hard disk space * Windows swapfile * DirectX 8.1 (included) * 32MB Direct3D compatible video card with 32-bit color support and * DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card * Keyboard, Mouse Conclusion: Morrowind: The Elder Scrolls III is a beautiful game. This was the first RPG that I’ve played and I loved it! The developers of Morrowind really did a great job. Pro’s : - beautiful graphs - good sound and lovely soundtrack - [Bravehartstyle] FREEEEDOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! [/Bravehartstyle] - its an addicting game Con’s : - When you replay the game, every important item is still on the same place. (thnx to RB ) Graphs: 23/25 Game play: 22/25 Sound: 19/25 Fun Factor: 23/25 Total of: 87/100 Go and buy this game! B\|oweFish Thnx to Roswell for correcting my suckie englisch in the original review

28th February 2003, 22:45	#4
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	great work Blowfish! gonna see what I can puzzle together to have your "own" corner @ the M-site for game reviews! __________________

2nd March 2003, 20:38	#7
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	yep, staat mee op men "how to improve madshrimps" to do lijstjen naast men xp tbred o/c article, heatsink review, coolermaster vs cf2909 review, win2000 howto, systemguide & hwfaq integration into [M] lijst __________________

2nd March 2003, 20:43	#9
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,013	volledig OFFtopic, maar u compleet gelijk, deze zaterdag vanaf 12u tot 17h30! bezig gezeten voor die heatsink testen, ask Hannes, pretty damn long. __________________

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28th February 2003, 20:53	#2
SABE Posts: n/a	sjeik sjeik nog ni elemaal geleze majah kzal wel ff verder lezen ni echt mijn genre van spel, majh greetz SABE

28th February 2003, 22:46	#5
B\|oweFish Posts: n/a	thnx (kan zijn dat ik reviewke kan maken van IGI2 )

2nd March 2003, 20:26	#6
B\|oweFish Posts: n/a	morgen doet er ne maat van mij, die jammer genoeg een eind van mij woont, Splinter Cell en Unreal II op de post. Moogt daar dus ook een reviewke van verwachten. Btw, lukt het een beetje met 'het-vinden-voor-een-plaatsje-waark-mijn-review-kwijtkan' ?

2nd March 2003, 20:40	#8
B\|oweFish Posts: n/a	bb sociaal leven hf

3rd March 2003, 19:06	#10
TerAngreal Member Join Date: May 2002 Posts: 1,343	en da zijn dan enkel de tests ... maar ja, fast and the furious met een extra delta-met-stofzuiger-allures-en-grootheidswaanzin-geluidje is altijd aangenaam