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[Lokmar Iskaran]

On Morrowind, I would second the reccomendation not to uberbuild or min/max. It's too easy to make every character end up exactly the same if you exploit too many loopholes.

Loopholes be damned. Alchemy is the single most unbalancing aspect of that game... not to mention that sufficiently high stats completely negate the need for any skill. Within a half hour of starting the game I can have huge stat-increasing potions that let me accomplish anything I wish and sell for so much money that I can have a few million gold with a bit of work resting 24 hours and selling.

Most of the magic effects in the game are patently worthless (such as encumbering your enemy), and the age-old AD&D system of armor and hit points needs to be taken behind the barn and shot.

Morrowind is a very pretty game, but it is by no means a living, breathing world. Why do you never see Silt Striders travelling between towns? How come no-one ever sleeps? (They did in Daggerfall!) Why do all creatures sit at their spawn points motionless until you come into sight?

Morrowind is an interesting game, but it is fraught with just as many problems and inconsistencies as any other CRPG out there.