What in my opinion made morrowind gread compared to oblivion/skyrim is that there was no quest mark notification...In morrowind i spend lots of time reading the journal and then trying to find where to go...that was so fun cause u had to search for the quests and u had to explore the whole world...Oblivion/skyrim on the other hand i was somewhat rushing towards the quest mark unless i wanted to explore the world myself...The other thing is the teleportasion spells in morrowind just so cool...

now eso since its a mmorg will probably have a quest mark since it will have a lot kill x find y items quests but wouldn;t it be cool if u had to search for the main story? in eso instant travel will be just bad...

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Yeah me too, because the descriptions were so bad I never found anything... I would prefer something between those 2

Aye.

Yep. Sometimes they were way off the mark.

"Dubdilla is under Mount Assurnabibi."

Maybe when you last looked, Molag Bal... but it's now in the middle of the Grazeland Region...

This is just about questing in general, feel free to read it at your liesure.

As for ESO, I think taking the Morrowind's approach of: "Don't know what you're doing for a quest? You get killed/screw up big." Take a wrong turn and you're lost, lost in the wonderful world of tamriel, not knowing what you're going to find. I don't want a quest marker telling me where to go like some extremely linear themepark game. At least make ESO feel like its open, and it should be explored, I don't care about exploring a compass.

They've already said that their dialogue would make you feel engaged, and that you'd actually need to listen to it. Hopefully its more-so than Skyrim/Oblivion, but I'm not holding my breath.

In Morrowind, no matter how many times I played the same quest over again, I found myself reading the dialogue. It needs to be entertaining. After hearing "Oh, back from bleak falls barrow.. you didn't die it seems" I find myself clicking him over and over again to get it over with. Text allows there to be a certain depth I don't often feel with voice acting. Text lets me progress at my own pace, dialogue makes me sit around and wait. Sure voice acting is a tad bit prettier on the surface, but text lasts longer for me. I can't say I won't enjoy voice acting, and we already know its in, so I won't complain, and nor am I necessarily expecting text everywhere, but if they did the same level of detail Morrowind did with quests... oh boy I'm in for a treat.