[ The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind ] Seyda Neen, 1 Hour, 6 Locations [ Ambience ]

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Seyda Neen is a small village on Vvardenfell. It is composed of a few houses, an Imperial Census and Excise Office, a tradehouse and, of course, a port and a lighthouse. You can also take a silt strider to get to the main locations on the Island. [A still gameplay video from The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind]
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29 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@kit3423 3 года назад

Best Elder Scrolls always and forever. Best music as well. Not to mention ambience.

@AbG-pk4ti 3 года назад

Best game in the series.

@frogman72davitto94 3 года назад

Just because it has a better story and gameplay mechanics doesn't make the game superior. The question you must ask is does it just work and does it have 16 times the detail like fallout 76

@frogman72davitto94 3 года назад

In all seriousness Morrowind is better than Oblivion's story and Skyrim's

@AbG-pk4ti 3 года назад

@@frogman72davitto94 The way I view it Morrowind has the better story Oblivion has the better setting And skyrim has the better gameplay mechanics.

@MorganChaos 3 года назад

@@AbG-pk4ti mmmm idk i still like morrowind's setting more than oblivion's. oblivion is fine, but it's all very...referential and generic. nothing about oblivion particularly stands out from other european medieval fantasy settings. even the oblivion setting is basically made up of the most obvious hell tropes. morrowind's setting is fucking weird and i love it!

@blueshit199 3 года назад

imo Oblivion's setting works the best with the technology that game provided, same as Morrowind's. Both are incredibly nostalgic and beautiful in their own ways. As for story, the presentation in Oblivion wins easily, but I like the writing in both almost equally. Mankar Camoran's monologues in the Paradise are peak exploration of Elder Scrolls lore.

@andrews3305 2 года назад

Ah the Alluvies Ambules, the largest insect known to men and mer. It's cry is so lonesome, not a surprise for a creature almost exclusively living in captivity for the last few eras, and who's lifespan is so surprisingly long. Truly fitting for such a world as ours that something of such majesty would also be so otherworldly and ephemeral.