Most people believe the community is extremely toxic. This game is especially fun with friends. Each team has 5 players and typically is played for competitive. Essentially, the terrorists have to plant a bomb at one of two sites and the counter-terrorists have to prevent them from planting the bomb or they have to defuse it. Essentially, there are two teams: Terrorists and Counter-Terrorists. I recommend modding it, which will take a little effort due to it being your first attempt.ĬS:GO is a fun competitive shooter that is fairly addicting for some.

If this sounds really entertaining, go at it.

I have not invested greatly into the magic system yet and could be supplying slightly inaccurate information) that do things. If someone is reading this and I'm a little bit off, please point him in the right direction. You can make your own spells (FYI it's as far as I know. As far as unique things about Morrowind (other than it's powerful atmosphere, music, and etc), I love it's magic system. I like it, but the majority of people don't. Additionally, it's dialogue system looks like this (sorry for the poor resolution. If you don't mind this, you should be fine. It's UI is a little wonky and it's hard to explain without pictures. I believe there is a mod that fixes this, so I would try that. This can get annoying to some people and I can't blame them for saying that. Combat is RNG-based, meaning your damage and whether you hit is based on a die being rolled. It's combat, UI, and dialogue is it's most frustrating features for people. It feels so alien and I can't help but desire to explore every bit of it (and I usually don't like doing that. Personally, this is my favorite Elder Scrolls game due to it's atmosphere and world. Morrowind is very different from Skyrim and Oblivion. I would encourage you to watch some gameplay before deciding on getting this game. I want to mention that this game personally feels a little clunky to me, but that might not be the case for everyone. In addition, there is a crap ton of mods that add content to the game (Star Wars, Game of Throne mods, etc). The combat system is great and requires you to learn how to play well. I believe you can form your own nations and ride into battle fighting people. The whole concept is you start off alone after creating your character, you go to towns to get followers, and you ride around doing quests to get more gold, followers, and power. I think it's fair to say that Mount and Blade's single player is the aspect that draws most people back (though MP is good too, don't get me wrong. It would be wise to possibly watch some videos or get a second opinion on this. I want to make it clear first that I do like Mount and Blade, but I honestly don't love it and don't appreciate it as others do.

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