Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind Discussion
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Im starting an Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind thread.
I've always looked at this game and thought that it was totally not about the gameplay at all but rather about the books found throughout the game world. This establishes the lore, real atmosphere for the setting, and the depth of the world itself. Like, still to this day, i run into Skyrim players who im just like, "Have you read all of the books?" nd they're just like, oh no I just Fucking run around raping shit in the ass with my enchanted blade called FUCKING StarKiller. I Hate this shit. It's like how...
So I'm just curious here. Who has actually taken the time to actually understand what this whoel series is about and actually read any of these Friggin' Books?
I've always looked at this game and thought that it was totally not about the gameplay at all but rather about the books found throughout the game world. This establishes the lore, real atmosphere for the setting, and the depth of the world itself. Like, still to this day, i run into Skyrim players who im just like, "Have you read all of the books?" nd they're just like, oh no I just Fucking run around raping shit in the ass with my enchanted blade called FUCKING StarKiller. I Hate this shit. It's like how...
So I'm just curious here. Who has actually taken the time to actually understand what this whoel series is about and actually read any of these Friggin' Books?
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Yeah actually I do, since Daggerfall, aside from questing, my primary objective has always been to amass a collection of every book in the game. I was pretty excited when they decided to include the auto shelving script in Skyrim.
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Tsuvian wrote...
Yeah actually I do, since Daggerfall, aside from questing, my primary objective has always been to amass a collection of every book in the game. I was pretty excited when they decided to include the auto shelving script in Skyrim.Do you think thee's a sequential order to the books that follows a questline you follow.