@@aanthirin he's not a rapist, but even if he was, who gives a shit? He makes amazing music. i dont give a fuck even if he raped the entire world i wouldn't care.
morrowind, the elder scrolls masterpiece, I remember when It came out, id never thought a game could ever be so deeply detailed with such a big world and liberty but I was wrong.
I'm playing Skyrim with the Dragonborn DLC now and I get hit with waves of nostalgia every time I hear music from Morrowind. Morrowind introduced me to the 'open world, go anywhere, do anything' concept. It played such a huge role for me as a gamer.
Man Morrowind was my childhood, I was 8 when it came out and to me was one of the most beautiful games ever, of course Skyrim knocked it out the park but you can’t beat originality like ESIII had
Hearing the flutes part in this song defines the game so well the peacefulness when first entering balmora but also feeling sadness in the backgrounds as the story unfolds. This piece is well done indeed
I was seven almost 8 years old when this game came out, I was so amazed and thought it was the greatest ever, never got a 369 so I never got to experience Oblivion when it came out, but when I heard this playing Skyrim one day a smile immediately hit my face. It feels good to say I slightly grew up with the series
@@sdutta1111 EXACTLY. I've only played Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim, I love the atmosphere of all three of them, but hot damn there's something about the aesthetic of Morrowind that's really something else
This is my favorite song in Morrowind it feels like a homecoming after a long journey your satisfied and happy but you also cant wait for the next adventure either
