After remastered Oblivion, Morrowind was only 100 players from their peak of all time

Summary

Morrowind came only 75 players away from the defeat of his top player on Steam at the beginning of this week.
Undoubtedly driven by the excitement around the Remaster Oblivion Remaster, fans flourish back into the classic.
Right now it's a few hundred from the record, which is a perfect excuse to reinstall the game and lost in Vvardenfell again.

Oblivion Remastered illuminated fire under the Elder Scrolls community and lit the age debates (if you count 2006 as “age old”), while announcing newcomers down from some bizarre rabbit holes of the series. What's more, it attracted new and veteran fans to revise the classics. Just look at Morrowinda, who came to Nett's width from defeating the twelve -year record thanks to the reworked Virtuoso takeover on Cyrodiil.

For the context, in 2013, Morrowind hit the number of players at the peak of 1,396, and at the beginning of this week it was only 75 players from the final adding this issue. Since then, about 1,030 players have been hovering at a 24 -hour peak: the gap has been expanding as we avoided the release of Oblivion Remastered. However, I believe that fans can gather together and think of the smidge difference.

Download Morrowind and get stuck. There is no better time

If you played Morrowind before: Play it again. Do you really need an excuse? If you have not done so, be warned that it is a much different experience for Oblivion and Skyrim. First, there are no tasks and NPCs differ from the blisters of coarse to completely unreliable. They will receive vague, unpleasant instructions that you tighten into the diary, not the task protocol, and it is up to you to find out what they mean. You have to really soak in the world and pay attention to every little detail, which is either the most absorbing thing that RPG can do (see Elden Ring) or just throw away.

The fight is also much less intuitive than later games because it is based on invisible bone roles. If you design the assembly around with a long sword, try pulling out a giant, two -handed ax on the enemy, you will probably miss you. It may sound impenetrable, but also has one of the most complex and unique settings, not only in the series, but in imagination as a whole.

It really isn't better time to get stuck than when everyone is excited to talk about the scrolls of the elders again because the tradition gets strange in Vvardenfell. There is a magical barrier called ghostfection surrounding the volcano (which also houses what is essentially a cult), surviving around in Ashy Wastes and the tribunal of the living gods, one of which writes poetry. This is just scratching the surface.

I don't know if I will lure 300 people to get a Morrowind and break the record, but if only two people try the game, it's great. It's just 1.06 GB and you can catch it for $ 14.99 on Steam, so it's easy to get stuck.