If you're looking for Morrowind with better graphics, the MGE (Morrowind Graphics Extender) offers quite a lot of improvement.

So basically you can explore 'Vvardenfell' in Oblivion. That 'wherever possible' means no quests, no dialogue, and no items. Morroblivion has successfully imported morrowind data files into the oblivion engine wherever possible. Morroblivion is more of an experiment than it is a mod. There is a lot of variety there and the quality of the opponents means the player is forced to play intelligently, use spells wisely and adopt different tactics against each enemy.īioware claimed 300hrs+ gameplay, don't if that's true but I played it through maybe a dozen times with different characters and it never gets dull. The magic system in BGII is a far more engaging and in depth than any other I can think of (probably due to the DnD heritage) and the battles between spellcasters are fantastic. It also helps that the voice acting in mostly very good, combined with the well developed characters I think it it makes for NPC interaction that is in a whole different league to Morrowind. The conversations and in party banter is littered with great humour and satire. I'm one of the fans hoping that Dragon Age finally delivers an experience to match it.Īfter investing 2-3 weeks of playing time I found Morrowind to be utterly drab and boring compared to Baldur's Gate II, which I think particularly excels in the areas you mention i.e. I don't like Morrowind so didn't bother with Oblivion and I'm not a fan of those Japanese RPGs either, so may I suggest that your friend consider the Baldur's Gate games? Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn is right up there amongst the best games of all time.

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