I wonder what specifically was changed for “smoother gameplay” and “polished mechanics”.
It seems the new executable is 64-bit, so the game could crash less resulting in smoother gameplay. But overall the changes seem lackluster according to review on Steam. (Currently they are mixed.) I'll continue playing modded Morrowind, and look at this after Aspyr patches out the most ostentatious issues.
Perhaps having a few Jaffas guard my website could deter LLM scrapers... 🤔
XBONE emulation is slowly becoming a thing. MattKC gives an overview of where XBONE emulation stands right now.
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Morrowind's a better game, but I wouldn't want to live there. But if corporate were to send me anywhere instead of living, I would vastly prefer to be sent to Cyrodiil than to Vvardenfell.
Oblivion seems to be the best TES game to chill in.
The Czech translation of "mammals" is savci, the Slovak translation is cicavce, and the Polish translation is ssaki. All of these (to my knowledge) literally mean suckers, because we like sucking tits.
I really enjoyed that the setting is more grounded than other games. Personally, I wouldn't describe it as generic.
Gameplay-wise it doesn't do much interesting.
Honest question: Why would you want a remake/remaster when the original can be played almost anywhere thanks to emulators? Is it just the legal acquisition of the game, or would you want to see some improvements to the game?
It depends on the jurisdiction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property_protection_of_typefaces
It's called deep frying, and it's cool in some circles.