I decided to play as a Breton Spellsword. Via memes, I had a vague understanding of the combat system and the fatigue mechanic so I was already aware that when I choose my class I'm essentially locked to that class's skills. As with any RPG the character build can make or break your experience. I installed a few minor graphics mods but decided not to do anything that would majorly change the gameplay as I wanted the 'true' experience. So I went ahead and started playing the game on PC and the UI was way more manageable. So with the memes being funny and relinquishing a hearty chuckle each time I saw one, I thought I'd give it another go. Last year I had tried out Morrowind experimentally on the android port of OpenMW (Open source recreation of the Morrowind engine, really cool you can find out more at r/OpenMW.) I enjoyed that but was never fully committed to the game in that format. At the beginning of this year, my youtube recommendations were getting filled with Morrowind memes. I do probably have like 300 hours in the game though. (something I intend to change this week before the 10 year anniversary.) Skyrim introduced me to the series, but just wasn't the Elder Scrolls game for me. In 2013 I procured a copy of Skyrim, and while I enjoyed it, I have never felt compelled to play through the story.

Morrowind constant effect enchanting