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 BikerPuppyNeophyte
 total posts: 21 since: Jan 2009 |
 Apr 08, 09 at 5:14pm |
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I've recently returned to playing Morrowind after playing Oblivion for a year or so. Kinda done with Oblivion for a while. I played for a while last night, and it seems pretty difficult to get back into it, because the graphics obviously are not as nice as OB, and the characters don't "talk." Seems like everything takes longer to load, too.
Has anyone else gone back to MW? Do you eventually get used to the differences, or does it always bug you? Also, is there any way to load it to the hard drive? I can't find that option. I think it might help with the load times. Thoughts? ------------------- If this is our destiny, then that was his, and if there are no explanations for us, let there be none for him. ~ Guildenstern | |
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BikerPuppy Neophyte
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Apr 14, 09 at 11:37pm |
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Been on it for a few days now, and I'm hooked. Thanks all!
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