Immersive Morrowind Mod Adds Footprints to the Classic Elder Scrolls Game

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More than two decades after launch, Morrowind is still being played and tweaked by the community, and a recent mod aims to implement a bit of immersion by adding footprints to the beloved RPG. In the eyes of many older fans, the title has gone down as one of the best exclusive original Xbox games ever released, up there with Halo and Shenmue 2. While it's not the most successful Elder Scrolls installment, it's still a landmark entry in the franchise.

While the game has definitely aged over the past 20 years and struggles to stack up alongside more modern games that have impressive and realistic graphics, Morrowind was quite the visual feast back in the day. That might be hard to believe looking at it now, but it had a sense of immersion that helped elevate the fantasy series, putting it on par with its AAA contemporaries. This immersive quality may not be easy to appreciate nowadays, but a recent mod for the game is attempting to inject a little something to help keep this classic alive and well.

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Over on Nexus Mods, as seen by PC Gamer, user abot has released a modification for Morrowind they simply call «Footprints.» As can be inferred from the title, the mod adds footprints to the game. A video shows it in action, with the player walking around a snowy region, leaving imprints on the ground. However, it should be stated that this may be an ongoing project, as the creator says that some of the footprint placements may not «always be accurate.» Still, it's a little extra immersion in this retro role-playing game, and the video does make it look pretty impressive.

It's a seemingly small change, but it's incredible to see people still giving some love to this aged