Enderal brings the Skyrim Engine much closer to the Morrowind experience, for me, both in terms of story and exploration. It’s refreshing to have an open world game that’s dense and clearly hand-crafted instead of nearly empty.
I get that it’s grimdark and punishes optimism and that’s not for everyone, especially given the state of our real world right now. I’m a little bit spoiled on the ending and maybe I’ll feel differently once I’m hit with by twist with the full weight of narrative behind it.
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That game was so boring and idk, depressing
I don’t like Skyrim very much (especially compared to Morrowind or Oblivion) so it might be just that
Enderal brings the Skyrim Engine much closer to the Morrowind experience, for me, both in terms of story and exploration. It’s refreshing to have an open world game that’s dense and clearly hand-crafted instead of nearly empty.
I get that it’s grimdark and punishes optimism and that’s not for everyone, especially given the state of our real world right now. I’m a little bit spoiled on the ending and maybe I’ll feel differently once I’m hit with by twist with the full weight of narrative behind it.