There's some pretty great DLCs out there:

- I think everyone's favorite would be Wrothgar/Orsinium, which adds an entire new PvE zone and has a really great story
- Thieves Guild is also nice: memorable story, really great characters, powerful crafted sets and a new Trial

Just some top picks

Welcome back

Just got an email inviting me to the Morrowind Beta which has sparked my interest. Tes 3 was my favourite game ^^

crusnik91 wrote: »

ClearArrow wrote: »

So I left just before Veteran 16 was a thing and any of the DLC's were available.

I'm thinking of coming back ~ currently re-downloading the game ~ just wondering if it is worth it to only play casual for now?

Has the game changed for the better? Kinda want to explore the DLC but that mean's I would have to buy all the new areas which may be a problem if I want to progress...

Are the new areas worth the money to buy and explore?

If u dont play a stamina DK or magicka templar then yes!

oh yes, so poor classes, they've been suffering for so long.....
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Have you tried sNB btw? For 3 years, for example?

Not to OP: as someone said above - if you're casual player (questing, easy dungeons, exloration, roleplaying, housing and etc) then yes. This game still open for you. Regarding DLC, in my opinion, Orsinium is #1 you need to buy. TG was also interesting for me + new trial zone, maybe you could try it in normal mode. DB (again, for me) was absolutely boring. Small location, boring quests and nothing more. SoH will give only two dungeons (this DLC was made to make money from players) - the most difficult dungeons in the game. Some king of a pledge who tired of repeating classical dungeons again and again. Housing is free, so just use it. But prepare your cash and A LOT of time to get all you need (ingredients and recipes).

If you're going into end-game, veteran trials, learning ingame mechanics, using proper rotations, doing hardmodes and so on, I'd say - no. Now, 3 years later I can say this part of a game is not totally worth it. Moreover, it's absolutely broken. Both in PvP and PvE. But if you're mostly casual player, don't even bother with such things and enjoy with what you want.

P.S. Oh, yes, forgot to add. Prepare your credit card. Crown Store is waiting.

ClearArrow wrote: »

I used to be into all the hardcore dungeon runs and such things - kinda just want to explore and quest now ^^

If i remember correctly my main was a Nightblade ~ has this class been suffering too? xD

From my experience since Beta, completeing vTrials and some of them with HM (not all unfortunately, such as vMA) I'd say (and not only me) that stamblade is the worst choice for PvE. Magblade is a bit better, especially in vMA.
But again: for casual playing it doesn't matter at all. All classes are pretty equal there. You'll see the difference in vet trials. And the difference will be huge.

Just an example. I had 50k on vAA HM on Mage (it's mixed dps, mostly single target, but because of Endless Hail and Caltrops part of it is AoE). Not the highest one (while some players can do more that 50k on the boss), but still. mSors do there ~65k. Stamblade is not even close to any other stamina class. Not sure about Morrowind, but right now we have what we have. And don't think that suddenly everything will become perfect. No. I had a hope for 3 years and got nothing. Nothing as player, customer, call me as you wish. And that's the reason I left ESO until "good times". Because stamblade is the only character I have. Yes, I have mSorc, but I can't and don't like to play with him. All my progression, achievements, quests, EVERYTHING is on stamblade. Which is nerfed even under the ground.

So, for end-game I'd recommend using Sorc. Wrobel as I heard is playing with Sorc, so this class will be okay for the end of times, both in stamina and magicka builds.

Is the Dark Brotherhood any good? Kinda curious to see a non-burnt Kvatch :P