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| max, ico, real time, recipes, platformer, free journals, knight, simpson, betrayal, herself, sinkha, city, lexis, riven, omikron, space, xiii, phpbb, lucasarts, | More than once I was quite bridge impressed by the depth and strength of the game logic; it's a truly persistent world, where actions you take are remembered and bridge affect the rest of the game. If you're hired to discreetly liberate a key from a rich man's pocket, for example, but instead you simply kill the man and take his key, expect the person who hired you to know and be upset about it. You'd never have found such a thing in Daggerfall—however you chose to return the key would have been fine with your employer. On bridge the subject of crime, it's handled similarly to Daggerfall and also to real life: you're not going to get arrested unless someone sees you doing something wrong and reports you. Normally this is fine, as it encourages thieves and cutthroats to be subtle in their approach to the craft, but there are bugs in the system, often couched inside wise decisions that were poorly thought out or implemented: you cannot, for example, steal an object from a shopkeeper and sell it right back to the same shopkeeper. |
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| A clickable conversation tree, much improved over Daggerfall's, allows you to query NPCs about lucasarts specific and general topics, barter for services, and lucasarts note their general opinion of you. While the world may be handcrafted, the NPCs are, for the most part, not—people say the exact same thing nine times out of ten. Ask everyone in town about local rumors, for example, and you'll receive an identical paragraph each time. This is somewhat jarring, but also understandable considering lucasarts how many people there are in each of the towns you'll visit; the mudhole that is Seyda Neen, the village where the game begins, sports at least twenty speaking roles and is one of the smallest towns in the game. Most people are unfriendly until you do something to change their opinion. Strangers are unwelcome in Morrowind and they're not going to make an exception for you. A number of options exist to improve individuals' opinions of you, from threats to compliments to cash to magical solutions. |
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