Does anybody here still play this game?

 

 

 

It's better than Oblivion in my opinion.

 

 

 

This thread is for all Morrowind discussion.

Honestly it would have been good if it had Oblivion's combat, but the Morrowind combat system ruins it.

Well at the time, yes the game was much better. I tried playing it few months ago though, and combat is something I have a hard time with, especially after playing Oblvion. Had a much better environment and story, but its just that damn combat.

I loved this game when I played it a long time ago.

 

I never actually managed to do the main quest, it was to hard. :(

 

But I still got like 70+ hours on the game, easily.

I have to know now; what was the combat system?

Basically just walk up and hit the monster until 1 of you die.

 

 

 

Otherwise, great game.

I love this game. I've modded it almost beyond recognition, using my mods and others. It now looks more like oblivion, the main quest is redone, you can build buildings anywhere (actually, you can grow telvanni towers), you can hire guards and servants, you can go to areas that are bigger than the main continent and are more filled with quests and the like. All the npcs including monsters are redone texture wise, people are redone mesh and texture wise. Plus I have about 400 other mods including weapons, houses, clothing mods, quests, companions and tweaks (I did most of the tweaks. Like i made all items more enchantable so you can actually do something useful with enchant)

 

 

 

The game takes up over 50 gb on my hard drive, where as unmodded it would be maybe 2 gb (guessing). So that shows how many mods I have.

 

Here's the visual pack I use if anyone wants it.

 

http://elderscrolls.filefront.com/file/Morrowind_Visual_Pack_Combined;56241

 

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Is this available on the 360, I did own this on the original XBOX, but I was young and clueless of what to do because I was overwhelmed by the massive world and ended up selling it. :wall:

Is this available on the 360, I did own this on the original XBOX, but I was young and clueless of what to do because I was overwhelmed by the massive world and ended up selling it. :wall:

 

Nope, not that I know of.

 

Though its better on PC anyway.

Is this available on the 360, I did own this on the original XBOX, but I was young and clueless of what to do because I was overwhelmed by the massive world and ended up selling it. :wall:

 

 

 

 

 

I believe the Xbox version works on 360.

 

 

 

See if you can get the PC version though, it has lots of awesome mods that you can download which can make your playtime last longer. Plus you don't need a very good computer to run it.

This is my second favourite game of all time (behind Tetris). I don't have quite the amount of mods doom has, but I do have a lot. The game has so many fond memories for me. While playing it I never really had qualms about the fighting. Sure it wasn't anything great, but I was used to the exact same fighting from my previous second favourite game of all time (Kings Field II, sadly no longer in top 10). It is mostly run up and attack, then retreat.

This is my second favourite game of all time (behind Tetris). I don't have quite the amount of mods doom has, but I do have a lot. The game has so many fond memories for me. While playing it I never really had qualms about the fighting. Sure it wasn't anything great, but I was used to the exact same fighting from my previous second favourite game of all time (Kings Field II, sadly no longer in top 10). It is mostly run up and attack, then retreat.

 

 

 

I know you're quite an ES fan Indy.

 

 

 

Do you have the Tamriel Rebuilt mods on your Morrowind?

Nah, I actually mostly just did weapon/armor mods. I did have Qarl's I think it was graphic pack, but that was probably the biggest one. Oh wait, there was a whole Roman City landmass mod that I had, it was pretty awesome.

 

 

 

I haven't played in years though, it's not even installed on my computer anymore.

One really cool house mod is ravenloft, for anyone who wants to play. There's one room that was a amazing. It's a map room, where there's an entire 3d map of morrowind, including every little bump and hill in the game, with teleporters to each location. Unbalanced, yes, but it's still amazing looking. Great mod overall.

 

 

 

I don't really play it anymore, due to me moving on to other games, but the thing I enjoyed most near the end, was using the grow your own telvanni towers mod to build huge metropolises out in the ocean, and populating them with the console. The ai sucked, so they wouldn't really walk around on all the complicated bridges, but it was really cool. I had a 20 layer city of bridges, towers, houses, and manors all in telvanni style. That was honestly the best mod for the game, in my opinion.

One really cool house mod is ravenloft, for anyone who wants to play. There's one room that was a amazing. It's a map room, where there's an entire 3d map of morrowind, including every little bump and hill in the game, with teleporters to each location. Unbalanced, yes, but it's still amazing looking. Great mod overall.

 

 

 

I don't really play it anymore, due to me moving on to other games, but the thing I enjoyed most near the end, was using the grow your own telvanni towers mod to build huge metropolises out in the ocean, and populating them with the console. The ai sucked, so they wouldn't really walk around on all the complicated bridges, but it was really cool. I had a 20 layer city of bridges, towers, houses, and manors all in telvanni style. That was honestly the best mod for the game, in my opinion.

 

 

 

Cool. On my Wood Elf character, I killed a house owner and stole their house though. On my Redguard, I could use a house (I'm roleplaying a good character), do you know of any houses I could find?

If you're on a pc, here are some house mods. If you need help installing them I can tell you how.

 

 

 

Grow your own telvanni tower

 

Ravenloft

 

 

 

Here are some other mods that are important:

 

 

 

Better heads. Re does all the head textures in the game, adds more faces, and hairstyles.

 

Better bodies, replaces all the body meshes and textures. There is a detailed nude version of it (so your character doesn't have undies, not that they're always nude) but if you don't want that there's also one with no nudity, it's all in the same mod.

 

 

 

Then the texture pack I posted earlier, makes the game good.

 

 

 

If you're on xbox, the only houses I can think of would be to make a home in a cave, or bandit building. Or kill all the people in a dwemer ruin and make that your home.

I loved the funny way you walked in Morrowind.

I loved the funny way you walked in Morrowind.

 

You walk like a drunk man, it's awesome.

Interesting fact: You actually walk faster if you're in first person. Unless a mod messed that up, I think that's how it originally was.

Interesting fact: You actually walk faster if you're in first person. Unless a mod messed that up, I think that's how it originally was.

 

 

 

I notice that too. You have a pause in your step when you walk in third person.

 

 

 

Though the only mod I have on my game is better heads.

If you have better heads, definitely get better bodies. It's also one of the easiest mods to install, since they made an installer for it.

Only thing I hate about Morrowind, is you can accidently do something and it'll altar the whole game, like if you accidently kill someone you need them to follow you, your screwed unless you saved before, or if you get stuck.

 

 

 

Not a big fan of the sandstorms, either. It's hard to choose, I played Morrowind half my childhood, which makes it hard to part from.

 

 

 

 

 

The Game of the Year addition is SOOO much better then the game of the year on Oblivion, though.

Only thing I hate about Morrowind, is you can accidently do something and it'll altar the whole game, like if you accidently kill someone you need them to follow you, your screwed unless you saved before, or if you get stuck.

 

 

 

Not a big fan of the sandstorms, either. It's hard to choose, I played Morrowind half my childhood, which makes it hard to part from.

 

 

 

 

 

The Game of the Year addition is SOOO much better then the game of the year on Oblivion, though.

 

 

 

If you use the PC version, I believe you can ressurect people using the cheat console.

 

 

 

But yeah, always look up somebody before you kill them to make sure they aren't important.

Only thing I hate about Morrowind, is you can accidently do something and it'll altar the whole game, like if you accidently kill someone you need them to follow you, your screwed unless you saved before, or if you get stuck.

 

 

If on pc

 

Then

 

hit ~

 

click on the corpse

 

type in "resurrect"

 

Hit enter

 

hit ~ again.

 

Then you're fine. Also if a npc gets stuck, hit ~, then type RA. Then hit enter, and they will be reset to their original position.

 

 

 

The console is lots of fun. You can place buildings or any environment thing in the game (no doors or interiors, but it still looks cool). I made a city underwater in the ocean, and populated it with friendly daedras that could talk, that I made in the game editor.