The processor is a Pentium 4 running at 1.8 GHz. The RAM specs at 256 DDR. And the Video? It's even more saddening- Intel 82845G Integrated Graphics Controller.
I know. The specs seem questionable. If you think that, I can't say you're being any less than rational. I'd think the same way. ...except I have an XPS M1210 that I use almost exclusively for World Of Warcraft. And, pondering this problem, I was more than tempted, ultimately testing the game on that system as well. Results? That same graphical glitch arose there, too.
Why am I on this sullen system with an XPS at my side? Two reasons: One- I prefer a desktop, and this higher grade system is, as you probably already know, a laptop. So when it comes to something, like Morrowind, that the desktop can handle, I'm found sooner on there. Secondly- I have a friend that I've introduced to the game, and whenever he wants to play, I occupy myself on the XPS.
So, I'm wondering... Does the PC version of Morrowind always show itself this way? It's really just disgusting to look at. I just bought Oblivion for PC, and I've decided that before I even opened it, I'm going to go through Morrowind once more. So I bought that as well, taking the course on PC this time instead of the console. But if Morrowind has such an annoying glitch such as this throughout ever breath of gameplay, I'm really starting to wonder... Is Oblivion, too, more appealing on the 360? Should I return it before I break the seal?
