Level uncapper just lets me level up infinitely and playing The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind for the rest of eternity.

you can wait , the next calendar will be based on skyrim releses

No. A character is limited to only one Great House, but it can be ANY Great House - the player decides and the character's class is completely irrelevant.
I specifically wrote that if you try hard enough, you can join and become the head/highest possible ranking leader of all the factions in the game (despite class). My character was simultaneously the head of the Fighters Guild (Master), the Mages Guild (Arch-Mage), the Thieves Guild (Master Thief), Blades (Operative - the highest ranking Blade in Vvardenfell after Cosades leave the island), Primate of Imperial Cult and Patriarch of the Tribunal Temple (yep, at same time), Imperial Legion (Knight of the Imperial Dragon), Grandmaster of the Morag Tong, Hearthfriend of Ashlanders and one of Great Houses (chosen by the player, nor by class). Perhaps some title I had forgotten over the years. )
And it just goes to show that none of this is tied to class.

It was Daggerfall and Morrowind (not Arena (TES1) - that one was more classic RPG, so it didn't become particularly cult classic, unlike TES2 and TES3). Oblivion didn't bring anything new to this part, it just greatly simplified the solution of such a task.

ummm skyrim tomorrow???

I don't get the hype over Skyrim. I played it at release, and it's just a mediocre ARPG. I never could finish it, and I tried a few times.

Lol skyrim.

Another Morrowind install.

It's been too long.

Morrowind, oh Morrowind. What an experience. Janky as all hell in so many ways, and yet superior in others to many later offerings.

When I first started playing way back in 2004 I had no idea what to expect. It was so foreign to my RPG sensibilities at the time that I quit not long after starting (like I don't even think I made it far outside Seyda Neen).

However I knew even then that there was something special going on, so after a time (a few days to a few weeks, I cannot recall) I gave it another go. This time I discarded any biases I brought to the game and just allowed myself to experience it as it was. And now I can never go back to the before-times. The biggest change I loved was the ability to create custom spells and the ability to spec a character with whatever skills I wanted. From that point on I could never look at JRPGs or any based on a system like D&D the same ever again. From that point on unless they gave customization options like Morrowind I considered them inferior when it comes to customizing one's character. It is through that prism I analyzed all RPGs since. Even subsequent Bethesda offerings. Spoiler alert: the subsequent offerings offer less :-(

As for my playthrough, that second character ended up joining House Redoran, completing that quest line, the main quest line for base Morrowind and both expansions, both the Fighter and Mages guild lines, the Imperial Legion line, and the good Raven Rock line. I rarely used my stronghold. Rather, I took over the house in Balmora that belonged to that one orc you have to eliminate as part of an early Fighter's Guild quest since it was such a central location. And that tiny place held at least one copy of everything I encountered in the game during that playthrough. Needless to say, the place was cluttered (and a would-be thief's dream heist, provided they could carry it all LOL)!

I even tried to 100% remove all fog-of-war on the map the old fashioned way! (spoiler: I didn't LOL)

I have yet to complete (and in some cases even start!) the quest lines for the Thieves Guild, Morag Tong, House Hlaulu, House Telvanni (though I have tried several times), the Imperial Cult, the Tribunal Temple, any of the vampire clans, the werewolf side of Bloodmoon, and the bad side of Raven Rock. I even have yet to clear out all the Dunmer Strongholds and collect all the Propylon Indexes! Ditto on finding so many of the named gear that is just laying around the world. In short there is still much for me to do in just the vanilla GotY edition of the game.

But I confess I am trying to hold off until both OpenMW and Tamriel Rebuilt are finished, so that that level of polish and expansion of the game world make the playthroughs that much more carthartic :-)

Worth noting that this comes at a cost: Morrowind is unable to offer the player a consistent challenge, as it's way too easy for the player to do things that could not have realistically been considered by the developers when balancing the game. In other words, the customization comes at the expense of balance.

Compare this to Final Fantasy 4 (2D versions), which have a much tighter control of balance, allowing the game to always have a reasonable level of difficulty. With that said, this comes at the expense of the customization that you enjoy in Morrowind.

Game design has its trade-offs, and there are places for both types of games.

yes???

I didn't mention the year, though.

you could at least fix the basic typo when you copy and paste text into a forum guys


anyway yes Morrowind is worth the effort to play at least once... imo still the best from an art layout point with the feel of a strange planet full of odd things, unlike other games that could just be down town with a few Elf \ Ork running around

Like Anna, Morrowind was the start to my love for CRPGs. Before that, the only RPG I had ever played was RuneScape. A friend on there recommended Morrowind to me, so I gave it a go and ended up loving it.. though it took me a long time before I understood any of the actual systems. All I knew is that I was loving the ability to just wander, do whatever I want and just live in the game world. After Morrowind, I tried Oblivion and loved it even more. After Oblivion, it was Skyrim which I loved almost as much as Oblivion. After that, it was the Fallout franchise (starting with 2, though NV was the first one that I truly LOVED), Mass Effect, Dragon Age and from there, my RPG addiction kinda just spiraled out of control haha. I'm still so far behind on my RPG backlog but I'm not complaining because I love this genre and don't regret a second of enjoying it!

hey thanks!!!