Topic: Morrowind

[Celdur]

Maybe he is hard core and do not use enchantments or the extremely broken Alchemy skill?

miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss HIT miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss miss...

hurrah combat

maybe you should try this:

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1IRxTN-_kU" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1IRxTN-_kU</a>

[Snork]

Problem wasn't killing Dagoth Ur per say, rather, it was the fact that he could levitate (Mods) and that he had an Ash Vampire with him that was difficult.
Managed to kill him anyway. The end-game was great.

[Krakow Sam]

Morrowind is sitting on a shelf not far from me. Contemplating playing it again one of these days.

Is there a definitive mod which solves all its problems and makes it look amazing?

[eropS]

I think the mod is called Oblivion?

[Celdur]

thats a de-mod erops

and there is sam...but i completely forgot what its called...
WOOPS

wealth beyond measure outlander.

[Luminar]

City of light.
City of magic.

[Krakow Sam]

N'wah!

[Luminar]

Is there a definitive mod which solves all its problems and makes it look amazing?

Morrowind Graphics Extender if you're up for buggering around with your install a whole bunch in probably complex ways. Then there's texture packs and Better Bodies/Heads/Beasts, though honestly I don't like how the latter makes everyone look so pretty and well-defined. When did ugly become so unfashionable? =(

Also is there a game with a better story than Morrowind? I've yet to find one (at least that I can think of at this time), the whole thing with conflicting accounts of just what the hell happened in the past is awesome.
Then came oblivion with it's amazing plot of "oh no the demons". Pshaw.

[Krakow Sam]

Morrowind's story is so good I didn't even realise what it was for years (possibly something to do with never completing it).
The first few times I played it I really had no idea who the 'bad guys' were at all. I thought it had something to do with Daedra, since I guess I was expecting something a little more along the lines of 'oh no the demons'.

Shame Skyrim looks to be a case of 'oh no the dragons' but at least Skyrim should have a less achingly generic by the numbers feel than Oblivion.

Apparently in the background of the first few TES games Cyrodil was meant to be covered in jungles. Beats me why they just tossed that concept out after the great reception Morrowind's alien world got.

[Luminar]

Apparently in the background of the first few TES games Cyrodil was meant to be covered in jungles. Beats me why they just tossed that concept out after the great reception Morrowind's alien world got.

"Tossed out"? Oh no. No, i'm afraid it's far, far worse than that.

[Krakow Sam]

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[Huckbuck]

Morrowind's story is so good I didn't even realise what it was for years (possibly something to do with never completing it).
The first few times I played it I really had no idea who the 'bad guys' were at all. I thought it had something to do with Daedra, since I guess I was expecting something a little more along the lines of 'oh no the demons'.

Shame Skyrim looks to be a case of 'oh no the dragons' but at least Skyrim should have a less achingly generic by the numbers feel than Oblivion.

Apparently in the background of the first few TES games Cyrodil was meant to be covered in jungles. Beats me why they just tossed that concept out after the great reception Morrowind's alien world got.

I agree whole-heartedly. Todd Howard has said a few times that when at the concept stage for Oblivion they were heavily influenced by the Lord of the Rings movies so they were tempted to make a more standard fantasy setting. Seems they are kind of sticking to that with Skyrim.