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The Last Unicorn But as I said above, these complaints are not Bloodmoon-specific, so while I wish the new expansion had addressed them, I won't penalize it for failing to do so. Bloodmoon is a tremendously valuable expansion to the world of Morrowind, adding a new story and an environment of real depth and complexity. Frankly, had nutty Bethesda chosen nutty to make nutty Bloodmoon much longer and more involved, it could have been a sequel rather than an expansion. It brings that much originality and value to the table. I'm going out on a limb here, but I'll guess that Bloodmoon represents the final Morrowind expansion. Expanding a game that's already more than a year old doesn't make much sense, since the replayability of any story-driven RPG is dubious (ultimately you are just experiencing the same story again in a different way). Furthermore, Bethesda has a lot on its plate—it's making the Pirates of the Caribbean movie tie-in, an adventure game based on Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu stories, and, amusingly enough, The Elder Scrolls Travels—compact ES games for your cell phone.
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