So are you a real roleplayer, or are you one of those autistic nerd homos who suffocates the life out of every RPG by minmaxing instead?

I balance coolness, actual roleplay and efficiency. I won´t use shitty looking equipment no matter the stats. I also make choices according to my PC background (as opposed to making choices depending on the rewards) but i like to keep my characters morally flexible and i often enjoy having a character arc. Namely starting good and falling from grace or starting evil and redeeming. Finally i do multiclass if it makes sense for a character. Like i can see a journey turning a fighter or warlock into a paladin or a cleric losing it´s faith and abandoning the path. I don´t do the multiclassing just from a meta mechanical point of view. It needs to make sense.

There is nothing else to do with Morrowind RPG mechanics other than minmaxing attributes. Other than this, game plays itself on its own after you set up your skills and exit character creation. There are no feats, no abilities and no perks to learn, stats are autoleveling and are utterly meaningless. Dialogue system is dumbed down and too simplistic to provide any depth for role-playing. All skills are only designed around combat because game is only about clearing dungeons, forts and killing those endlessly spawning MMO style trash mobs in overworld. Warrior and Thief archetypes have literal zero game mechanics and are completely nonfunctional.
Mage and magic related stuff is the only aspect of gameplay that requires any interaction from player.

Skyrim is the first TES game with any depth in character building and properly designed RPG mechanics. But there is no role-playing in Morrowind, it's a braindead action game with shit gameplay.