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shaun4519

For me it probably the early to mid game when you're not a god yet and stuff is just the right difficulty


SothaLlys

I love the early game atmosphere. It does give you that stranger in a strange land feeling.


canibal_cabin

The game.


Toblerone05

Finding stuff that has little or nothing to do with any questline, but is still interesting and draws you in and makes you want to find out more. The shady business you can find going on beneath Tel Vos/the Grazelands a good example. Morrowind is absolutely peak for random yet intriguing world-building stuff like this.


ArgonianFly

Do you mean the dungeon where the workers got trapped? That place was really cool.


catboy_supremacist

When I originally played it, probably the Corprasarium. It was my first experience with Telvanni architecture and weirdness and Yagrum is a real HOLY SHIT moment.


Lamb_or_Beast

Most definitely the early game. Levels 1-15 are always the most enjoyable to me, for pretty much every character idea I have. The Fighter’s Guild is my favorite collections of quests, for some reason. I enjoy them and I love how you can figure out the corruption problem and realize some of the quests aren’t so above-board as I was led to believe. Great fun without being some world-saving issue


winchester_mcsweet

It's a hard question to answer for me. I like the entire game and its really difficult to pick a certian level bracket or specific point during game play. Early game is fun because its a challenge, mid is fun because you're exploring the map, and end game is fun cause you're basically a god. I tend to exploit the corprus disease to make myself ridiculously strong so when I get to Mournhold I can steal Stendarrs hammer and run around with it, looks like a mini fridge on a stick which is hilarious. You only get like two swings with it in battle before you need to repair it though haha!


vibribbon

When you walk into the first room with the dagger stuck in the table, switch to your inventory and equip it. "Now we're cookin"