I did downvote the OP. Because this is nothing but spam. Morrowind is a well known game and it is well known that bringing it on GOG is problematic due to Bethesda.

And as a senior member of the community you should know better. One of the sorest points here on the forum before the wishlist was the constant begging for games. The wishlist curbed this, but if even the senior members start making pointless threads, newcomers might think this is standard behaviour.

What makes this even worse is that you regularly create pointless threads. Therefore I don't think it is a single guy with multiple accounts but the community as a whole telling you to stop that bullshit.

Another thread where Roman makes himself the victim. How surprising.
Single account here and I dowrated this thread. Deal with it.

No, you don't. Just check your "Scamstarter" thread where almost everybody on this forum gave you irrefutable facts about how you were wrong. You never acknowledged any of that and what's worse, you think that thread was downvoted by a single person with multiple accounts.

Vote for all The Elder Scrolls games:

An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire
The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard
The Elder Scrolls: Arena
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind + + [url=http://www.gog.com/en/wishlist/games/the_elder_scrolls_iii_bloodmoon]Bloodmoon
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion + Knights Of The Nine + Shivering Isles
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim + + [url=http://www.gog.com/en/wishlist/games/the_elder_scrolls_v_hearthfire]Hearthfire

I thought it was all a funny joke. Was it not?

Nonetheless, my title is from my making only long posts. It's what I do. Only long ones. Can't be short. How could I be? Nope. No way.

And that is how I got my title. Not from being repetitive or making short posts. Not for redundancies. But for long posts containing only great, long, substantive ideas which I share with the world so that they can have the privilege of knowing my brain.

I like to know other people's brains, too. Even people I completely disagree with and I think that their entire worldview crumples under the simplest of logic. Because I realize that we don't often apply logic to our lives or our world. We often just work with our experiences.

Sort of like in an old-school RPG. You get experiences (XP) and you apply those to your life (attributes). Of course, that's not just old-school RPGs. New-school RPGs are like that too. Can I say new-school?

Also, wouldn't it be great if RPGs existed in Victorian times? That'd be something to see.

Or the Dark Ages?

They'd be like, "You roll the caveman, I'll roll up a hunter/gatherer." Because for them, the whole armor-horse-castley thing was actually going on. They wouldn't want to play their own world with the simple addition of dragons.

But they probably didn't even know about cavemen. I mean, isn't that a more recent discovery?

Nonetheless, I feel that Morrowind is a great RPG but I never finished it. In fact, I haven't finished any TES games. I hope to finish Skyrim one day. It's so long! But I like doing side quests and just roaming the land looking at stuff. Those are good games.

I doubt they'll come here, though.

Oh, good! It was a joke. I thought I got a joke that wasn't meant to be. My faith is restored.

Ahhh, that looks great! Game hunting is on.

FYI, is there any place you can get Morrowind DRM-free? (preferably digital)

I never "acknowledged" anything because nobody did give me anything to "acknowledge" there

Anyway, if that thread bothers you that much, please post there if you want, keep it out of here
Unfortunately, not that I'm aware of, no

Some DRM versions that you can get online are, Ironically, pirated versions. With those versions modding is almost a breeze

And that's why people downvote you. It's impossible to reason with you.

It's because of mods I want a DRM-free copy even though the steam version is probably, more or less, flawless. However, I can definitely wait. I've already played a while to know it's an excellent game.

I know from experience that Morrowind Overhaul 3.0 does work on the Steam version without any problems.

However, for DRM-free versions in English, your best bet will be Amazon or eBay. New copies of the GOTY version are starting to dry up and get very expensive, so you'll probably be better served with a used copy.

Oh I'm always open for discussions and "reasoning" Omega, when people actually give me something to reason with

Yeah, sure. If reasoning means playing the victim.

Steam version works very well but unfortunately, the presence of steam makes the Modification of the game (One of it's big points) a lot more complicated than it needs to be