Morrowind 20-year anniversary book
I remember having one of those free websites together with a mate from school (webbyen.dk, was the thing in Denmark). We&#x27;d write our own review of games, half-conscious that nobody would ever read our reviews.
But for Morrowind, I was so... crazed out from pure anticipation, that I wrote a review before having the game in my hands.<p>The game more than delivered on my expectations. The music still soothes me to a large degree, and the world (glass and daedric armour or houses made from giant mushrooms) was so absolutely fantastic to me.<p>I&#x27;ve always wanted to experience the exact same thing, but with present (or future) graphics.
I&#x27;ve tried installing the various mods and rebuilds, but it never was that great an experience.<p>Recently I bought Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) while it was on sale, and while I think the game itself is quite boring and constantly nudging you to subscribe, I was blown away by exploring Vvardenfell. In my opinion it really captures the same mood and it&#x27;s... Just. So. Beautiful!<p>Not quite RDR2 graphics, but it really hit a soft spot for me, seeing Seyda Neen &quot;remastered&quot;. I can highly recommend spending the dollars&#x2F;euros, simply for that dose of nostalgia :-) or simply an image search to see some of the good old scenes with modern day graphics