The Elder Scrolls III: Tribunal

THE GOOD:
Nice new journal layout, new quests, creatures and items and it still keeps the ingredients which made morrowind a success.

THE BAD:
If you didn't like morrowind you won't like this as it is more of the same

SUMMARY:
When I originally saw morrowind I really wasn't sure if I'd like it but from the first moment I played I knew I was going to enjoy it and it was the exact same for Tribunal.

This game takes everything that amde morrowind great and adds to it, with new quests, items, creatures and two new large cities to explore.

The graphics still look lush and this time round many of the bugs have been ironed out.

The only minor flaws I see with this game are the fact it is much shorter than the original and also the fact that if you didn't like morrowind you won't like this.

But all in all this is an amzing game and if you own the original this is a must have.

THE GOOD:
Adding loads of new quests, creatures, items and locations, Tribunal does nothing but enhance the already superb Morrowind experience. Its a patch on the original, literally.

THE BAD:
It really won't help convert you if you didn't enjoy the game in the first place - its essentially more of the same. Not reccomended with those that have low level characters (under level 10).

SUMMARY:
Morrowind broke new ground in a massive way on its release - it proved to be the ultimate single-player experience - and letting the user live a second life on the island of Morrowind, doing whatever he or she wanted.

Due to this, it was an instant hit, and it soon became clear that a sequal was needed to make the experience an even greater one, and so it was done - Tribunal was no cash-in - it offered barely anything new, but just gave so much more of what we loved about Morrowind, to a consistantly high quality.

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