The reason I kept discussing Morrowind and have, though not since this topic, come back to it at times is because there are people who hold experiences contrary to my own experiences of Morrowind, and this prompted the vital question of why this is. To do something without the intention of trying to understand it is surely like doing nothing whatsoever, but Morrowind was one of the few games to really make me wonder of the point of playing video games at all and it was largely due to the glorious fashion in which its fanciers wrote of it, most of which, unlike the written salivations of a Biowhore, was comprehensible. The reason I have spent so much time playing Morrowind and writing about it is because frankly I have too much time on my hands and little else to do (I can't read things for longer than 20 minutes on a computer so the use of places like Gutenberg is out of the question) I finished Dragon Age 2 for goodness sake, it was unpleasant and somewhat soul-crushing, like playing The Sims or Minecraft, but the reason I played it was because I wanted to understand just what made it such an horrendous experience. Click to expand.I have indeed developed a grudge, but not from playing Morrowind but from discussing it with the people who enjoy it DraQ says I want an 'awesome button' I say I do not and then he insists that, yes, I do, such a childlike discussion can hardly end in anything other than bitterness.

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