Consoletard tries his hand at Morrowind

[DraQ]

Good for you.

*puts safety back on*

 

[Kukulkan]

Are there any essential mods installed? Like the cliff racer extinction one?

 

[Bruma Hobo]

There are no essential mods for Morrowind... This isn't Oblivion.

Enjoy the cliffracers.

 

[IDtenT]

This reminds me that I had a non-functioning in-game map, as it required some Directx 8 routine.

 

[MetalCraze]

Well it wasn't non-functioning. Local map was fucked up but global map was fine (and yet no quest compass was needed)

I didn't even suspect how great of a help local map actually was until I upgraded my videocard. Which was after I was done with the majority of quests.

I actually stumbled my way to Caius Cosades's house by complete accident while exploring Balmora. I didn't even get directions from South Wall first. The maps are logical enough in this game to where I don't see having trouble finding much, even for me.

Not fun bro. Not fun.
You are no consoletard.

 

[Ulminati]

Enjoy the cliffracers.

 

[Excommunicator]

Morrowind will be more interesting to read about (and play) than Ultima Underworld 2.

Don't expect it to put up the same challenge as the previous game though. Eventually it will all become exceptionally easy so enjoy any challenge while you can.

 

[suejak]

I think it's hilarious that OP doesn't realize Morrowind is a consoletard game. :patriot:

 

[Broseph]

I think it's hilarious that OP doesn't realize Morrowind is a consoletard game. :patriot:

Morrowind is still in relation to Oblivious and Rimjob.

 

[DraQ]

I think it's hilarious that OP doesn't realize Morrowind is a consoletard game. :patriot:

Suejak is a consoletard poster.

 

[Bruticis]

I think it's hilarious that OP doesn't realize Morrowind is a consoletard game. :patriot:

I think it's hilarious you didn't realize I've just been editing the game name in the thread title (let me guess, Ultima 7 and Ultima Underworld 2 are console games?). Oh wait, no I don't because you're a dumbfuck.

 

[suejak]

Yeah, I did notice, but I thought you might get pretty worked up about it anyway.

Anyway, it's cool that you've led your bud all the way to first-person X-Box RPGs.

 

[Bruticis]

Yeah, I did notice, but I thought you might get pretty worked up about it anyway.

Anyway, it's cool that you've led your bud all the way to first-person X-Box RPGs.

Stupid people annoy me, news at 11.

 

[King Crispy]

Stay away from Alchemy, lest you ruin yet another game for yourself.

 

[Broseph]

He doesn't need alchemy. He can break the game enough with spellmaking and enchanting.

 

[King Crispy]

True enough, and that's been the case with every TES game since Daggerfall (Arena I don't recall whether it could be exploit-raped or not).

It's just that Morrowind's Alchemy in particular is the most expedient way to lol-wtf your way through any and all content. It's so obvious and blatant that during my playthroughs I had to consciously avoid it.

Edit: Ah, now that I think about it, that's not even true. Each and every way to exploit the game is pretty much equally ridiculous. I'd say the urge to "cheat" in this one is going to be strong for him, especially at the end. I guess we'll see.

 

[DraQ]

The difference is that abusing spellmaking requires some effort while abusing enchanting requires wagons of money.

 

[King Crispy]

And I suppose, to be fair, unless one knows exactly which vendors and where they are who supply certain alchemical ingredients, even that isn't too bad. But it doesn't take long to discover the silly stacking that can occur.

 

[Kukulkan]

Will Daggerfall be next after Morrowind?

 

[Broseph]

The difference is that abusing spellmaking requires some effort while abusing enchanting requires wagons of money.

Abusing enchanting isn't particularly hard if you sell off your expensive stuff at full price to Creeper. Having over 300k gold in my inventory at any given time wasn't uncommon later in the game.

 

[someone else]

shendricks221
There is a 3 year old UW2 LP on the Codex that I did while watching the complete edition of Blackadder DVDs.

http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/inde...derworld-2-world-6-pits-of-carnage-1-2.34417/

I killed the headlesses and gazers the first time I meet them. ^_^

 

[shendricks221]

shendricks221
There is a 3 year old UW2 LP on the Codex that I did while watching the complete edition of Blackadder DVDs.

http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/inde...derworld-2-world-6-pits-of-carnage-1-2.34417/

I killed the headlesses and gazers the first time I meet them. ^_^

Wow, I'll have to check that out. It's always fun to see the experiences of others with a game you just played. From the brief peek I already took at your thread, you clearly had a much better idea of what you were doing in that game.

 

[shendricks221]

Stay away from Alchemy, lest you ruin yet another game for yourself.

What I wouldn't give to laugh my way through the combat scenes. I actually want to be a powerful sorcerer that can destroy everything in his path, but as of right now, I'm so pathetically weak it's kind of shameful. Having a lot of trouble leveling up, too.

 

[Broseph]

Stay away from Alchemy, lest you ruin yet another game for yourself.

What I wouldn't give to laugh my way through the combat scenes. I actually want to be a powerful sorcerer that can destroy everything in his path, but as of right now, I'm so pathetically weak it's kind of shameful. Having a lot of trouble leveling up, too.

Protip: Use the spellmaker.

 

[Excommunicator]

How about we keep the hints and clues to an absolute minimum in this thread. No doubt he will go and look them up on his own at some point but at least we can then berate him for it instead of you