Pros: Graphics are the best I've ever seen. Most realalistic game I've ever seen. Right after I got the game (when it first came out) I spent on Morrowind morning sitting on top of a giant mush room watching the sun come up over the moutians and other giant mushrooms. Looked very real. Little details like that have made this game one of the best ever made. Lots of people to talk to and missions to pick up. And with the plugins ability, one could say this game will never end. If you like RPGs, this game is probably the best out there. It's just a few minor points short of being perfect. Excellent value. I beat the game shortly after I got it (coming up to a year ago) and I still play the game and find new things. Tribunal's release helped to.

gave Morrowind a swing several months ago but gave up after a few brief sessions. Initially overwhelmed by how in-depth and expansive the world was, I couldn't devote the time to learning the interface, the spells, the world history and geography... and the SLOW walking speed didn't help matters much. But after hunkering down to give it another shot a few weeks ago, all I can say is I'm sorry I didn't have any patience sooner. This world is phenomenal. This is one of the most immersive RPGs I've ever played -- you could talk about the presentation alone for hours. With such detailed graphics and life-like weather and day/night cycles, you can easily transport your brain into this world. The intricate plot and guild stories wrap you tighter into the world. And the music just wraps it all up. Beautiful orchestral pieces, which surprisingly aren't as repetitive as what others complain about. It's enough variety (and subtle enough music) where you don't really notice ... it's definitely mood-setting music that sinks in the background to set a tone.

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