You claimed Gamebryo has existed 2001, yet the link you like to provide clearly states Bethesda licensed the technology in 1999, and that very license is the one referenced in the Morrowind manuals, so clearly it has to be referring to NetImmerse.

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Seems like a fairly solid piece of software to me, despite the fact that I didnt like Oblivion much as a game.

Bethesda butchered Gamebryo and turned it from a good engine into an unstable mess.

Fallout 3 was a better use of the engine, but it still suffered from a lot of issues.

If theyd tuned the engine better and worked out a lot of the bugs (And, in the case of Oblivion, the eye-burning visuals) then the games could be so, so, so much better, but as they are theyre just a mess.

Oblivion and Fallout 3 have caused more issues for me than, if my memory serves me correctly, almost every other game I have put together, and I dont use vast numbers of mods (Which can upset the balance further).

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I cant really comment on Oblivion because I havent spent much time with it, but Fallout 3 has also been problem free for me.

Its no use linking to Emergent as they got the technology after Morrowind was released (Morrowind was 2001, right Emergent got it in 2005).

NetImmerse became Gamebryo at some point, but theyre not the same.

If you do a Google for Morrowind and NetImmerse, youll see what I mean and its applied to other games, too.

Certainly one of the first games to offer such far and wide views.

Landscapes, forests and a lot of the architecture was nicely done.

At the same time it had awful issues with self shading, character faces, distance landscape textures, LOD pop-in, they had to throw out advanced shadows, etc.

In that sense I had more immersion problems with Oblivions graphics than with the simpler MW graphics.

Morrowinds engine license was from 1999, as can be evidenced from the Morrowind user manuals and the link you keep giving.

Perhaps you want another source for it using NetImmerse (:TechnicalDetails) Its similar, but its not the same.

Gamebryo is the next version up, if you like, with very similar structure but it is not the same.

Theres no references to it in the manuals, or on the box, it simply says Parts of this software licensed from NDL.

Yes, the technology is now called Gamebryo, but not back then.

Oh, and one file type Morrowind uses is.nif - Do you not think it could easily stand for NetImmerse File, perhaps Oh, yeah, someone suggested that years ago (Scroll to the bottom) ( ).

Morrowind was not built on Gamebryo as Gamebryo wasnt around; the engine was NetImmerse and Gamebryo is the successor.

Im not denying the link between NetImmerse and Gamebryo, Im saying that Morrowind wasnt built on what we call Gamebryo as Gamebryo didnt exist then.

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