vpy wrote: »

Hiya mates,

Now the dust has settled and it has been like 40+ hours after the release.

Does the expac live upto your expectations ?

Be 100% subjective based on what you have seen so far

How would you rate Morrowind...1 being the worst and 10 being the best.

Most of my brownie points with respect to Morrowind were for music and the nostalgia

I had the changes on skills. I run out of Stamina before I can kill a hard target for a quest even when I use food that increases it.

A 20% dps hit is no joke.

Right now, dpsing is a pain. It's the worst combat has ever felt for me and I have played this game for a long time. Heavy attacks are clunky and boring, and it's sad that everyone either has to run full recovery and lose out on a lot of damage, or run full heavy attack builds and still lose out on a lot of damage.

Dealing damage has just stopped being fun and I've lost my motivation for doing content.

Content wise everything is awesome. Having to completely redo and relearn my build while dying constantly to stuff I could barrel through before? Not awesome

The poll is confusing people. Some are rating the expansion (errr... "chapter") bad because they don't like the patch nerfs. I hate some of the patch nerfs, too, but Morrowind itself is awesome. So people will see this poll and think "the expansion sucks" when really people are just (rightfully) upset about the patch nerfing their characters until they bleed.
Morrowind is awesome. It's the nerfs that suck, but we would have gotten nerfs whether we had Morrowind coming or not.

If ZOS had been smart, they would have released the nerf part of the patch in a different month from Morrowind. Since they released it all together, of course people are going to associate the two and rate the expansion worse as a result. That's ZOS's fault.

Waaaaaaaay too early to asses. The four or five quests I've done so far have been fantastic. Graphically and atmospherically, it's amazing. Nchuleftingth is, in my personal opinion, a masterpiece.

But that's a very limited view so far. I've heard reports that the questline is shorter than Wrothgar's and that there's simply less story content. If so, that's a very big drawback, especially considering I still find the "Chapter" concept and the accompanying changes to ESO+ to be extremely not-okay. I've heard there's a lot of locations you just can't access, a lot of ruins and crypts that are just decoration. I have no idea how to feel about that.

And, of course, I've only played on my MagSorc so far, so I haven't really experienced the nerfs.

No, there's no way I could give an honest assessment. I've enjoyed everything I've done so far, but I haven't put myself in a position to experience the potential problems. Insufficient Data for Analysis.

Good:

• Very nice scenery and character development.
• Nice new abodes.
• Nostalgia.
• More justice system integration(real trespassing).
• Violent stabbing scenes.

Bad:

• Sudden huge nerfs to resource management ZOS should have nerfed it slowly and not "shock" everyone.
• Some NPCs have no arms dudes! There goes the immersion.
• Pretty expensive content in terms of finances. It would be nice if it were a bit more affordable. Vvarden
• The so called "magical" mushroom towers look so diseased! I expected colorful mushrooms with magical spores floating all over.
• Other zones look UGLY compared to Vvardenfell. Time to maintenance those zone ZOS(if ever).

I really like it so far. The warden is starting to not be so liked. I swear the more I level him the worse he's getting. Why is that even possible? Even got that new Defiler set on him (that thing scared the crap out of me the first time it popped). But the self heals... where did they go?!

I played last night and didnt enjoy it.time will tell me if I can adapt

I can only rate the changes made to CP and combat, which I'd say is a 5. The entire class system is the worst I've ever come across in very long time. Much like Grim Dawn, there's too much filler in the way of skills, a severe lack of build variety to the point where, in many cases, you're really playing 'weapons' as a class.

Hvzeda wrote: »

Can't vote since I didn't buy Marrowind. Really couldn't find a good justification to purchase it, so I will continue my limited play in Tamerial.

Oh no, oh hells no. Did you not see my post right above yours??

Stovahkiin wrote: »

I was going to post a serious reply here, but now I am just flustered over seeing multiple people say "marrowind" on these forums. The next person that says "tamerial" or "marrowind is gonna get a nasty surprise from yours truly.

I'm enjoying the Warden class, the scenery of Vvardenfell, the quests, and the NPCs, and so far I've only done Seyda Neen, Vivec City, and a handful of quests in Balmora. The voice acting is still great and I'm back to playing "Hey, it's that actor!" when I encounter a new character. The music is good; I love what's been done with Nerevar Rising, Peaceful Waters, and The Road Most Travelled. I'm itching to log back in and get adventuring again. And I'm also hoping again that we'll see Music of Tamriel Vol. 2 someday.

This is without a doubt my favorite DLC since Orsinium. However, there lies the problem. Orsinium set the standard for a DLC. After The Thieves Guild, The Dark Brotherhood, and Shadows of the Hist, the isle of Vvardenfell does feel huge. And that is pretty nice. However, in terms of content and new features, it seems to be about the scope of Orsinium.

Business models and subscriber benefits change all the time. This was probably inevitable. So, I'm looking forward to future releases, but I'm letting go of all expectations of seeing anything like Orsinium in the Crown Store again.

(Nope, not going to rate based on the balance changes. Update 14 is being rolled out to everyone regardless of if they bought Morrowind or not, so we can't really say we paid to get nerfed.)

It's a good DLC, just overpriced. The content simply isn't there to charge $40 (it's the same amount of content as Orsinium, if not less). The warden and battlegrounds were just tacked on to justify the price.

frateanu.luiseb17_ESO wrote: »

Rohamad_Ali wrote: »

I'm really trying to understand the direction the Devs are taking Us with Chapters instead of DLC . There's too much that is still raw and unpolished in Marrowind in regards to filling up empty space . I want to wait awhile and see what the Devs do to address some issues first . I played the Beta and checked out most everything in a short period of time but know there must be some secrets I missed . The graphics are fantastic and the stories are good solid quest stories , it just feels like more is to come so for that I will wait to purchase and judge .

I am in the same boat @Rohamad_Ali . I finished it on my wife's account in beta.

The content is awesome, but is shorter than Orsinium . The area is larger but sometimes look empty.

In Orsinium we had 40 quests for achievement in Morrowind we have only 32.

They certainly must add more quests in the wilderness ..more content to justify the price .

Besides the warden and the battle grounds , Morrowind is an overpriced DLC . Morrowind is not an expansion or Chapter .

Anyway, Morrowind is the best DLC up to date , the area is gorgeous, the quests are long, everything is wonderful but ..ZOS need to add more quests, more nodes, more crafting stations, more fish ( yes they must add purple fish too) . Also many houses are locked ..so thieves have very few things to do in Morrowind.

The area looks unfinished ..I hope ZOS will finish it until 6 june

After all of this I'll give it a 10

I think so too . No harm in waiting . Producers might of pushed the due date to hard .