Morrowind Soundtrack - Explore 2

If you've ever played the game this ought to really jog some memories, and if you haven't the music is just as beautiful, just in a less subconsciously imbedded way, lol.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• morrowind
• explore 2
• classical
• soothing
• relaxing

[Frakos]

"Wake Up. We're Here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up. Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?"

*leaves ship*

Silt Strider: RRRRRRRRRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIAAAAA­AAAAOWWWWWWW

[kustom85delta88]

I don't get it, is it just me or was Elder Scrolls 3 the best of all? The music and the layout, maybe because I started playing at the age of 12, and still do today, captures something that feels so much deeper than just a video game...and I don't find that same mystical atmosphere as in Oblivion or the others.

[Ghostbloodman027]

@kustom85delta88 ,i played morrowind for first time this summer but trust me i feel the same,i liked alot this game :)

[Ghostbloodman027]

NOSTALGIA!!!!!!!!!!

[xRICHMONx]

I'm only sixteen, so Morrowind wasn't that new when i really started playing games. I watched my dad play it a lot and i tried to get into it. As little as i did, i still think this game is the best of them all! I just wish i could hit people when i stabbed them :/ lol

[MrScorn]

@rogerthat155 I think its something to do with child hood, everything is mysterious and ignorance brings curiosity and wonder, your imagination makes up for what you don't know or understand, so you see everything casting a shadow bigger than itself, I remember as a kid I'd turn any game into my own personal playground, much like playing with toys, Can't go back and feel an atmosphere that was generated through being a child..

[atnasomfg]

@kustom85delta88 You're like me, man. Do you know what the words you are looking for are? It's like this:

Morrowind felt more like a world than any of the others. Oblivion and Skyrim are games and you feel it, but Morrowind feels like it continues even if you're not playing it.

[Salvadroid]

@kustom85delta88 well morrowind has the best content if that's how you mean it, skyrim the best graphics and oblivion was the worst of the three

[charry300]

@kustom85delta88 You're making all kinds of sense. I started playing Oblivion when i was around that age, and i feel the same way about Oblivion, and Skyrim can't shake that, even though i love Skyrim. The great challenge of my life is to go to Morrowind and finish it, now with its two younger brothers showing the way. I've tried twice already, but things happen in threes.

[rogerthat155]

@kustom85delta88 But also, closer related to your actual point, Morrowind wasn't as 'scrappy' as the other games. The guards in oblivion screwed it for me. STOP! You violated the law. But the music and exploration ruled. Everything about morrowind lined up properly. And the fact that you could type something like setav acrobatics 1000 and FLY ACROSS THE WORLD, beats the hell out of fast travelling on the map.

[rogerthat155]

@kustom85delta88 It's about us as people, as we evolve to require better games, we evolve faster than the industry itseems. Explain this - I remember being more immersed by Icewind fucking Dale, than Skyrim, when I was about 16, now at 25 if I play that game I turn it off in 30 seconds. It's GOTTA be about our chemistry, and our demand for something better every 5 seconds, rather than the games being actually better or not.

[Zachc108]

@iTycho i wish i was playing this game right now.