Two things.

[cakemage]

I ordered the PC version of Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Game of the Year edition) because I'd heard it was way better than Oblivion. Yeah, not feeling it. Admittedly I'm not very far into the game and I'm still having trouble getting used to the controls, but it's just kind of "eh" so far. Lockpicking is boring, archery is irritating, all the

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[temperance_doll]

We can't get Morrowind to work on our computer, some graphics card issue. *cries* I'm not sure it's supposed to be better so much as that people made a million add-ons and mods for it so it lives forever.

My problem is that Oblivion has kind of spoiled all other games for me now. I want that feeling of limitless freedom - and without the Fallout 3 uberviolence. And I want the guilds and things.

Cramps: Yes. I do that. And you start to think your period would be a relief, only it comes with SO MUCH more pain.

[cakemage]

Honestly, I don't think you're missing much. I mean, I'm looking forward to the werewolf thing because it's not available in Oblivion, but other than that, I'm not too excited. Maybe I'll feel different once I find out how to join the Dark Brotherhood and/or Morag Tong.

Now I'm thinking of what other games would be like if there were assassin's guilds and thieves' guilds to join, and I can't see how they could be anything other than improved by their presence.

And ugh, yes. I swear my uterus is just playing mind games with me at this point.