Yeah, Morrowind is pretty good -- it has a robust feel to it, perhaps thanks to ES3 being a decent blueprint to go off. It's a labor of love in most ways. A lot of the newer content falls short of its standard, though, and from what I hear, both High Isle and its DLC will probably be counted among 'em. Blackwood, while not great to me, is something I grew to enjoy, perhaps due to the year-of event I grinded out last year (first one I'd done since I started playing).
FurryPhilosifer posted...
I don't want to like Greymoor more than Blackwood, but it does do a decent job of providing lore and stuff about Skyrim we hadn't really seen a whole lot of before.
Greymoor was okay, I guess -- pedestrian story and a bit of nostalgia, but nothing mindblowingly good. However, the Markarth (The Reach) DLC was quite enjoyable and probably bested the main chapter by quite a bit. Maybe it's because the storyline witch chick had such a cute accent, haha. Maybe it's because it had characters from Rivenspire in it -- that's my fave base game area and one of the few storylines that isn't complete dreck.