Because: 1) The money is going to Bethesda, who, despite long wait times for games, the barely-a-week-long paid mods fiasco, and fairly buggy games, are a great company who puts a lot of effort into trying to make their games a great experience for the players. 2) Different gameplay options. The main reason why I'm also going back to get Morrowind. 3) To experience the story and lore through the excitement of gameplay as opposed to reading it off of a wikia.
As soon as you get out of the first part of the game, it displays two notifications saying you've inherited two player homes. I think it's worth the extra $5
Can you give us the specifics, as was mentioned before, in the description? Even the Oblivion spell has a lot of variation. Here, from UESP.net(source):
Finger of the Mountain Received from Cloud Top during the Fingers of the Mountain quest.
This spell isn't much of a reward: except at low levels (<5), it costs more to cast than the same spell made at the Spellmaking Altar. It becomes an increasingly bad deal at higher levels. A level 26 Finger of the Mountain would be impossible to cast for most characters without massive amounts of Fortify Magicka (and may still be out of reach even then). In fact, the two most powerful versions of this are the 1st and 2nd highest casting-cost spells available in the entire game. (The next one ranks 6th from the top, below Enemies Explode (842), Blizzard (836), and Legendary Soul Trap (810).) The costs in parentheses provide the magicka costs of the comparable custom spell. Some of this difference might be justified by the fact that this spell deals the damage instantaneously, while custom spells will always spread the damage over 1 second or more. As you level your magic schools, the cost of magic spells is greatly reduced, even finger of the mountain would be reduced to something more feasible. Once at 100 destruction level the strongest version of Finger of the Mountain costs 710 magicka.
Level(Difficulty)EffectsCost 1 (Novice) 000C48A2Shock Damage 6pts in 5ft on Target11 5 (Journeyman) 000C48A3Shock Damage 20pts in 5ft on Target75 (54*) 10 (Expert) 000C48A4Shock Damage 40pts in 5ft on Target211 (131*) 15 (Master) 000C48A5Shock Damage 90pts in 5ft on Target715 (371*) 20 (Master) 000C48A6Shock Damage 140pts in 5ft on Target1386 (653*) 26 (Master) 000C48A7Shock Damage 200pts in 10ft on Target3551 (1547*)
What's wrong with me? Well I have to choose between groceries and GOTY edition of Oblivion. A girl has gotta eat and hope her friends can give her something she can;t afford. Nice name dropping hint by the way. Braith is usually the first person I got after to kill anyways.
a picture from tes iv does not show tes v anything.... does it fire as a bolt..chain..what.. even a small pic or better description of the actual spell would be nice for those who have not played.. (i have played since arena) and speaking of older games dont spend 25 on that when one can spend 15 more... yes jus 40 and get the anthology that gives you all dlc for morrowind oblivion and skyrim plus daggerfall and arena..
i viewed this hoping it was a spell that worked like it did in tes iv or like sith lightning.. like i said a lil better description would help
BA.. i bought it jus to replay games from my childhood and to have morrowind again (a "friend" decided they needed my copy).. as i have tes iv and all dlcs and official houses plus modded out like crazy with large mods like knights of the nine revelations... i jus started a morrowind run after years.. and wow i have forgot so much and not even made it to the dlcs yet lol.. (still curious on this mod)
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1) The money is going to Bethesda, who, despite long wait times for games, the barely-a-week-long paid mods fiasco, and fairly buggy games, are a great company who puts a lot of effort into trying to make their games a great experience for the players.
2) Different gameplay options. The main reason why I'm also going back to get Morrowind.
3) To experience the story and lore through the excitement of gameplay as opposed to reading it off of a wikia.
So... what does this do?
i viewed this hoping it was a spell that worked like it did in tes iv or like sith lightning.. like i said a lil better description would help