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Playing Morrowind is still not like sitting at a table with a GM, but it's a big step closer. Things to Do in Vvardenfell playing When You're Dead playing Though it's a character- and story-focused roleplaying game, you'll find plenty of action in Morrowind to satisfy your bloodlust. Daggerfall, you may remember, was a game that Senator Lieberman once attacked as the "electronic equivalent of coal in the stocking" for its violence and grim themes; Morrowind is, if anything, more gritty and dark than its predecessor. The bestiary of Vvardenfell fits in with the overall clime of playing the place—there are plenty of repulsive insects and slime-dribbling creepy crawlies that occupy the sometimes marshy, sometimes dust-choked geography of the island. Combat is real time and works almost exactly like the earlier Elder Scrolls titles—hold a button and move the mouse, then release. The direction you moved determines how you operate the weapon (slash, stab, etc.). You can also choose to always use that weapon's most potent attack (a bash with a hammer, for example, is more devastating than a poke), in which case combat becomes kind of a clickfest.
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