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This new, pleasing flavor stands as a nice break from the occasionally tedious exposition of Morrowind and Tribunal. The flaws in the game are not, web site for the most part, Bloodmoon's specifically. Bethesda uses these expansions as an opportunity to patch the game as well, and web site unfortunately they didn't address a few issues that still desperately need attention if Morrowind is to become a game web site that people keep playing long after they've finished the main quests. And though these issues are fairly inconsequential in the grand scheme of things, they are irritants—and irritants should always be dealt with. 3D pathing, for example, remains ghastly. NPCs who follow you are bound to become stuck on something or left behind because they cannot climb a step or clamber over an outcropping.
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