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Quite p2w, classes and other stuff cost a fortune to unlock. Welp, it's just pve and you can still have alotta fun with it, especially if you got some friends to play it with. Certainly not easy to play alone if you don't know what you're doing!

Doggo.

Only breed, no preganante

38 hours and I'm far from done. Before you ask: Nope, I didn't play this in my childhood but I wish I did!
Absolutely broken as you would expect from a Bethesda game, but the sandboxiness is much better than Oblivion and Skyrim together. There's so many game-breaking mechanics in this game and I love it. It's like modding this game is an actual gameplay mechanic. Every issue you have with it can be solved in some way.

Dialogues can be suprisingly deep, fast travel f.e. is just a luxury. You can only travel between some cities due to the Mages Guild and use "Mark" and "Recall" to set a spawn point which you can teleport to anytime. There's also the intervention spells and scrolls though which you can use to combine all of those mechanics for maximum efficiency! If you want to find quest related things though you're gonna have to read the dialogue and explore the world. The world itself doesn't have much to offer, but somehow it still feels like a very natural landscape with a lot of memorable locations, characters and other things. Definitely better than Skyrim atleast.

Since this is a Bethesda game it's completely moddable as well! There's a ridiculous amount of mods and fixes for it available to suit your needs. I highly recommend to install the Morrowind Code Patch before you start playing! If you want the original Morrowind experience then do what I did and just read the description of every fix. It might take a few days, but it's definitely worth it! Many of them are necessary to even play the game properly, I noticed that when I couldn't brew potions anymore.

Buy it on sale, install the Patch, listen to Death Grips and immerse yourself in this broken mess. Excellent introduction to sandbox RPGs!

I give it a score of 3 Caius Cossades hentai images out of Dagoth Ur's porcelain mask.

Wow, didn't think that a card game could be this interesting. A lot of interesting psychological aspects, mostly balanced mechanics (you'd be suprised by how many things interact with each other!) and a more or less easy learning curve if you like trying out things until it works.

I started off without knowing anything, but after a few hours and 2 failed attempts I found out how to make a run which can last forever. Once you figured that out you can just focus on experimenting... and there's a lot left to learn after that.

If you played it for ~3 hours you haven't even scratched the surface of it's content.

Use the Cultist Sim wiki to find out about some mechanics, not everything is well explained!

yes

Going to work with mask and gloves before it was cool

What kind of crackhead came up with the idea of making an entire franchise based on monkeys popping sentient, hyper-adaptable self-improving inflated bloons with weapons ranging from darts to literal war crimes to save their race from extinction

Also why can I summon literally god

I thought it was a game that was hard to get into, but suprisingly enough all the starter guns are fantastic and stuff you want is affordable once you start enjoying it.

God-tier level design.