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aboyd

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 6:28 pm Post subject: Morrowind Redeemed by Mods?

So I think I might want to try Morrowind. I've heard a lot of stuff about the dialogue being weak, the NPCs lacking personality, etc. Can anyone suggest what mods I should install to have a reasonably enjoyable RPG experience? Or is that not possible?

I'm hoping there are maybe just a few powerful mods that will overcome the weak/dull/stupid parts of the game, allowing me to enjoy the rest of the game unfettered.

Also, I assume I should get the version with all the expansions. Does it work like the Baldur's Gate expansions did, and provide new gaming features in the OC? Or does it just provide expanded areas?
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Why did the person even bother leaking the beta when it's so close to a public release? Seems absolutely retarded to me. Another 2-4 months and you have the public version that works 100%.

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OldSkoolKamikaze

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 6:42 pm Post subject:

The expansions offer new areas that can be visited at any time. Each new area has its own main quest.

Antagonist

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 7:08 pm Post subject:

Look for Galsiah's leveling mod via Google (yes, I'm too lazy to look it up myself). Apart from his mod (which sounds pretty interesting) you'll find a link to some pretty comprehensive lists about possibly every Morrowing mod in existence covering everything from simple game mechanic enhancement to new quests. I always wanted to give a heavily modded Morrowind a try but somehow I can't bring myself to spend 2 weeks to go through all of these mods and figure out how to convince them to coexist peacefully. Last edited by Antagonist on Fri Jul 06, 2007 7:19 pm; edited 1 time in total

galsiah

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 7:13 pm Post subject:

Some threads:
Naked Lunch's confession
mindx2's indecision
Barghest's folly

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I think it can be reasonably enjoyable with enough mods, provided you're not expecting it to meet high RPG standards in a reactive world + choice & consequence sense. You can certainly make it a whole lot better with mods, but it rather depends on your requirements. The L(ess)G(eneric)NPC mods are the only ones I know that give standard characters more interesting dialogue. For added quests, the dialogue quality is going to depend on the modder (in general, don't expect much branching).

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I'm hoping there are maybe just a few powerful mods that will overcome the weak/dull/stupid parts of the game...

Unlikely - there's just too much stupidity to go around. Most mods stay modular, so that they can allow versatility, and avoid needless conflicts. That means you have options, but also that there aren't many general-purpose mods. (there are a few which head in that direction, but I'm not a fan of that approach)

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Also, I assume I should get the version with all the expansions. Does it work like the Baldur's Gate expansions did, and provide new gaming features in the OC? Or does it just provide expanded areas?

Mostly it's expanded areas, but there are a few extra features. From a mod user's point of view, by far the most important aspect is the amount of extra mods you can use - the expansions introduce new scripting functions, some of which are very useful. It'd be silly not to get the version with the expansions.

There's a fair bit of detail in the other threads above - along with some useful places to look.

Oh, and don't trust Antagonist - that "Galsiah" fellow sounds like a dodgy character to me. Just look at the sickening colour scheme of his site. That and his "Morrowind is a very good game..." comment - clearly a flip-flopper, and not to be trusted.

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 7:22 pm Post subject:

galsiah wrote:

That and his "Morrowind is a very good game..." comment - clearly a flip-flopper, and not to be trusted.

Prolonged exposition to the Codex can be hazardous to ones enjoyment of certain games ;-)

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject:

Bloodmoon was good. Morrowind isn't too bad but I'm sure if you google some mods, you'll find some pretty good ones. The game has been out for five years, I'm giving the modding scene the benefit of the doubt.

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:17 pm Post subject:

I spent enough time looking for mods to completely lose interest in Morrowind. _________________ "I wish I had some formaldehyde."

Klaz

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 8:24 pm Post subject:

Those are the good mods. The majority of them can be found at Planet Elder Scrolls.

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"The Request" (Improves NPC interaction)
"Galsiah's Character Development" (Improves Leveling System)
"Better Balmora" (Makes Balmora bigger, and a lot of nice features)
"Roleplaying Classes: Stealth Pack" (You can perform shows at inns, like jokes or storytelling, rob houses entering the windows, and gamble)
"Big Mod" (Adds choices and consequence, reviews most quests in the game)
"White Wolf of Lokken Mountain" (GREAT quest)
"Dulsya Isle" (Adds an island to the southwest of Vvardenfell, with a lot of quests, and choices and consequences)
"Brother Junipel's Twin Lamps" (You can join the Twin Lamps now, diplomatic solutions)
"Morrowind Comes Alive" (Adds a lot of NPCs to the cities, random generated)
"Living Cities of Vvardenfell" (Adds schedules to the NPCs)
"The Seekers" (A faction for detective-like characters)
"The Illuminated Order" (Great exploration quests)
"Children of Morrowind" (Adds children to the game, you can become a childkiller ala Fallout)
"Elders of Vvardenfell" (Same as children mod but adds old people instead)
"Extended Vivec" (Adds an underworld to Vivec and open cantons)
"Character Maker" (Lets you distribute points into your character's stats and skills in the beggining of the came yourself, like in the SPECIAL system, so race selection is just for looks and initial powers)
"Advantages/Disadvantages" (Adds Daggerfall-style Advantages and Disadvantages)
"You have violated the law" (If you join the Imperial Legion, you can arrest people)
"The Morag Tong Services" (You can pay assassins to murder any NPC in the game)
"Julan, Ashlander Warrior" (Adds a companion with a personality, and you can train his skills in any direction you want)
"Dracandros' Voice" and "Give your Orders" (Those mod compliment eachother, they let you give orders to members of your faction if you are a higher rank)
"Less Generic NPC's Project" (Unclonizes NPC's in the game)

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:01 pm Post subject:

Weve had similar threads, look them up. I dont know if you will like MW, but you can change it greatly with mods. You need to invest some research in what you like, though, and in setting up the mods and making sure everything runs togeter. Plenty of mod lists and how to's on the web. _________________ Under the spreading chestnut tree I sold you and you sold me

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 9:13 pm Post subject: Re: Morrowind Redeemed by Mods?

aboyd wrote:

Can anyone suggest what mods I should install to have a reasonably enjoyable RPG experience? Or is that not possible?

I'm hoping there are maybe just a few powerful mods that will overcome the weak/dull/stupid parts of the game, allowing me to enjoy the rest of the game unfettered.

It's been too long for me to remember individual mods suggest (except for The Illuminated Order, which somebody already mentioned and which indeed kicks ass, though you won't need it until you run out of other interesting quests to do), but I would definitely say that yes, you can have an enjoyable RPG experience with it, and to give it a whirl. It doesn't have the same depth of character-skill-based multiple paths of solving quests that some of the venerated classics around here do, but I found it to be a very enjoyable exploration-RPG; there's plenty to do and all sorts of places to go, and some of the quest lines can be pretty fun. Exploring and learning about the world, especially in the intermediate levels where your character is in between being helpless and godlike, is probably the best part.
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Darkflame

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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 11:50 pm Post subject: Re: Morrowind Redeemed by Mods?

Morrowind is redeemable by mods, but I wouldn't say it's been redeemed just yet. Still, mods will provide you with an eternity of enjoyment; though there will always be things you'll wish to implement. I got into Morrowind because it reminded me of Ultima Underworld minus the dialogue choices... I would never play it without mods though (never have actually). The LGNPC (google LGNPC to find their site) series is a must-have. It gives many NPCs much more dialogue/quests, and multiply that by 10 if you play as House Redoran. Assassins Armory adds many more weapons (all balanced), making the game more interesting. Havish is an excellent mod that adds many more quests. Weather Effects is good, makes it so that the player experiences different stat effects during different weather. The Distant Land mod is amazing. It makes the entire world show at once (a la Oblivion) rather than eternal fog. You can also download a mod that brings the eternal fog back when the weather calls for it. The Temperature mod gives each region it's own temperatures and weather effects. Booty Island is another good quest mod. Juniper Twin Lamps is another, adds a faction for people who wish to free slaves. Vivec Expansion, makes Vivec how it should have appeared (with all sorts of new shops, huts, poor people under the cantons, etc. Adds many quests too). Windows Glow - at night! Annastia - a great mod that adds many non-linear quests. Forests of Vvardenfell - also great. Traveling Merchants - cool stuff. Tejon's Gold Weight - forces you to watch your inventory. Morrowind Enhanced (with Combat Enhanced and Blocking Enhanced) is a must-have for me. Oblivion's melee combat was its only redeeming factor, but Combat & Blocking Enhanced for Morrowind is far better. Living Cities of Vvardenfell - doors lock at night, NPCs leave their shops and go home, to the bar, etc. The Creatures mod (look up PirateLord), adds many new creatures that fit into lore. Necessities of Morrowind - you must eat and drink, and sleep, to survive. Morrowind Comes Alive - Adds many more NPCs to the game, friendly and hostile, some will join you, etc. Snakes on a Plane of Oblivion is a good quest-mod, though I wish the author would update it. Galsiah's Leveling mod is a must-have mod unless you use Blocking Enhanced (unfortunately they conflict, and blocking comes up in game-play more frequently than levelling, so I choose the former). However if you want to slow levelling to a more realistic level, you could always use Hardcore Levels, by yours truly. There are also countless book mods which add new books, a very strong point of Morrowind IMO. It really isn't difficult to avoid conflicts. All of the above work fine together. You can also check out these lists: http://www.mwmythicmods.com/ If you have multiple mods that add NPCs/Creatures/Items to levelled lists, you need to merge levelled lists. Download TESTool and the Resequencer, can be daunting to the noob but still very easy to use. Ask if you need help. Every mod on my modlist is good too, and none of them conflict. GameFile0=Morrowind.esm GameFile1=Tribunal.esm GameFile2=Bloodmoon Landscape Overhaul 1.0.esm GameFile3=Bloodmoon.esm GameFile4=Beauty_Pack.esm GameFile5=Assassins Armory.esm GameFile6=Book Rotate.esm GameFile7=Texture Fix - Bloodmoon 1.1.esm GameFile8=Texture Fix 1.7.esm GameFile9=Havish.esm GameFile10=MCA.esm GameFile11=ACE_Books.esp GameFile12=Lgnpc_SN.esp GameFile13=master_index.esp GameFile14=VOORHEES_AldIndoril2.esp GameFile15=Weather Effects.esp GameFile16=lgnpc_MaarGan.esp GameFile17=lgnpc_GnaarMok.esp GameFile18=Emmas_woodelf_faces_1_0.esp GameFile19=lgnpc_Ald'ruhn.esp GameFile20=lgnpc_khuul.esp GameFile21=lgnpc_AldVelothi.esp GameFile22=lgnpc_HlaOad.esp GameFile23=LGNPC_Tel Mora_v1.02.esp GameFile24=LGNPC - Foreign Quarter v0.5.esp GameFile25=LGNPC - Pelagiad.esp GameFile26=Westly's Imperial Male Headpack.esp GameFile27=Westly's Dark Elf Male Headpack.esp GameFile28=Distand Land Interior Fix.esp GameFile29=Clean The Mortal Life of Vivec.esp GameFile30=Distant Land Weather Fix.esp GameFile31=LGNPC_Indarys_Manor_v1_3.esp GameFile32=LGNPC_PAX_Redoran.esp GameFile33=Chargen At night.esp GameFile34=Immunity to Normal Weaponry.esp GameFile35=AscadianPalms1.1.esp GameFile36=LGNPC_Secret_Masters.esp GameFile37=LGNPC_Vivec_Redoran_v1_2.esp GameFile38=LGNPC_SM_MCA5.esp GameFile39=Enhanced_Stealth.esp GameFile40=The Shrine of Mephala by Westly.esp GameFile41=TC_SadrithMoraClosed.esp GameFile42=Blasphemous Revenants.esp GameFile43=Nirnroot.esp GameFile44=SOL_Maurrie's_True_Love.esp GameFile45=Mining Mod V2.0 [TRIB].esp GameFile46=Temperature 1.13.esp GameFile47=Daedra Summoning Enhanced V. 1.1.esp GameFile48=SOLcodebook.esp GameFile49=New Books-1174420688-TESSource.esp GameFile50=Booty.esp GameFile51=Book Rotate - Tribunal v5.3.esp GameFile52=Book Rotate - Bloodmoon v5.3.esp GameFile53=Book Jackets - Morrowind - BookRotate.esp GameFile54=Book Jackets - Tribunal - BookRotate.esp GameFile55=Book Jackets - Bloodmoon - BookRotate.esp GameFile56=AreaEffectArrows.esp GameFile57=MW_CultOfTheClouds_v10.esp GameFile58=dxm_metallic_signs.esp GameFile59=DagonFel_Well.esp GameFile60=Healers.esp GameFile61=pfweapons.esp GameFile62=EBJ_spell_organizer.esp GameFile63=Juniper's Twin Lamps (1.1 Tribunal).esp GameFile64=Creature Pack 1.1.esp GameFile65=Illuminated Order v1.0.esp GameFile66=Illuminated Order v1.0 - Bloodmoon Compatibility Extras.esp GameFile67=Ashlander Traders.esp GameFile68=Vivec Expansion 2.0.esp GameFile69=t_lostheir.esp GameFile70=goth_clothez.esp GameFile71=Better Bodies.esp GameFile72=farrp_WeaponCompilationMod_V2.esp GameFile73=Byb_Traders 300.esp GameFile74=Windows Glow.esp GameFile75=Blight Bounties.esp GameFile76=Haunted Tombs v1.05a.esp GameFile77=hauntedbridgefixed.esp GameFile78=A Call to Issilar.esp GameFile79=Forests of Vvardenfell.esp GameFile80=Annastia V3.3.esp GameFile81=Assassins Armory - Bolt Rifles.esp GameFile82=PW_Cait_Moose.esp GameFile83=height rebalancing.esp GameFile84=Tejón's Gold Weight.esp GameFile85=TravelingMerchants_v2.2.esp GameFile86=MWE_Base.esp GameFile87=Cait's Squirrels.esp GameFile88=Birdies by Cait and Leeloo.esp GameFile89=SG-toughersixth.esp GameFile90=Better Clothes Beta_1.4.esp GameFile91=Illegal Dwemer Trading MW-TR.esp GameFile92=pcc_lob_shephli_66.esp GameFile93=Map - Deluxe.esp GameFile94=TargetSpellSpeedMod.esp GameFile95=HardcoreMercantile.esp GameFile96=NPC LCV Schedules 03.esp GameFile97=NPC LCV Locks.esp GameFile98=CM_Assassin_5.esp GameFile99=TLM - Light Sources (Natural Water).esp GameFile100=TLM - Ambient Light + Fog Update.esp GameFile101=TLM - NPC Light Sources.esp GameFile102=TLM - External Lights Ownership.esp GameFile103=BM-Fixes.esp GameFile104=TLM - Light Sources (Lanterns).esp GameFile105=TLM - Light Sources (Clearer Lighting).esp GameFile106=CastReduce-v30.esp GameFile107=Nymeria's Monthly Respawn.esp GameFile108=Nymeria's magicka potions adder.esp GameFile109=MWE_Blocking.esp GameFile110=MWE_Combat.esp GameFile111=Nymeria's Faster Walk.esp GameFile112=Assassins Armory - No Scripts.esp GameFile113=HardcoreLevels.esp GameFile114=Service_Requirements_V1.4.1&WGI.esp GameFile115=Balance - NPC Spellcasting.esp GameFile116=Gameplay - Faction.esp GameFile117=Gameplay - Dialogue.esp GameFile118=Balance - Magic Effects.esp GameFile119=Balance - spells.esp GameFile120=Balance - Character.esp GameFile121=Balance - items.esp GameFile122=Sris_Alchemy_BM.esp GameFile123=EcoAdjMisc.esp GameFile124=EcoAdj(Sri+Ingredients).esp GameFile125=EcoAdjDaedricDrops.esp GameFile126=BrittlewindFixed.esp GameFile127=Complete Trade Fix.esp GameFile128=Creatures.esp GameFile129=Necessities of Morrowind 2.1.esp GameFile130=MCA - NOM Patch.esp GameFile131=Merged_Leveled_Lists.esp GameFile132=horationpcenhanced11-bm.esp GameFile133=MCA - Guards Patch.esp

Klaz

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:16 am Post subject:

Whoah, what a good setup! they don't conflict? I really have to try that mod combo... I'll have to see if it works with Julan, Dulsya Isle and Lokken Mountain.

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:23 am Post subject:

darkflame pwns at MW mod-ness I'm going to reinstall morrowind and try that setup

Darkflame

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:33 am Post subject:

Klaz wrote:

Whoah, what a good setup! Eeek

they don't conflict? I really have to try that mod combo... I'll have to see if it works with Julan, Dulsya Isle and Lokken Mountain.

Haven't tried Julan... Dulsya Isle shoud not conflict with any of those, but Lokken will conflict with Haunted Bridge. If you haven't played Lokken yet go with that one, else go with Haunted Bridge.

And sorry I don't have links for anything, but they can all pretty much be found by googling the file name (they should be anyway). And no none of them conflict, but you need to merge levelled lists if you use all of them. It takes two clicks once you have the proper tools, let me know if you need assistance.

EDIT: let me know if you need clarification on anything as well; I've had alot of fun with Morrowind and would hope for others to have a similar experience. Not to say it's been my favorite gaming experience, but it's certainly been more than worthwhile given what's currently available.

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:55 am Post subject:

Wow! That's quite a list. There was an "archery improvement" mod that I remember using. It made being an assassin-type character viable for me. Can't remember what it was called (and the above list doesn't kick-start my memory), but it added heaps of cool bows, arrows, some archery related shops, and bow 'realism' effects like causing fatigue if you nocked your arrow for too long. Anyway, my mod list was reasonably big, but not that big. And yes, it did make Morrowind a heap more playable for me. _________________ Proud leader of the Shit Games Liberation Front All your shit games are belong to us

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 1:02 am Post subject:

Quite a good mod if you like adventuring/exploring is the Stormrider ship modification, it adds a ship you can sail around in realtime (with a smaller rowboat you can dock/undock and take upriver). Both take damage when they hit rocks (and can be mended). Big cabin/storage area for storing yer lewt, and it works with mark/recall etc. You can tell it to fast travel to various ports as well. Doesn't really redeem any flaw's, but is fun and makes travelling to certain places a whole lot less irritating. http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=4569 _________________ Be Vigilant!

Darkflame

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 1:29 am Post subject:

Shagnak wrote:

Wow! That's quite a list.

There was an "archery improvement" mod that I remember using. It made being an assassin-type character viable for me.
Can't remember what it was called (and the above list doesn't kick-start my memory), but it added heaps of cool bows, arrows, some archery related shops, and bow 'realism' effects like causing fatigue if you nocked your arrow for too long.

Anyway, my mod list was reasonably big, but not that big. And yes, it did make Morrowind a heap more playable for me.

Bethesda made an official mod that added an archery shop to one of Vivec's cantons (it adds exploding arrows - go figure). And there is Suran Archery Tradehouse (conflicts with Suran Underworld I believe). Might have been one of those...

NiM82 wrote:

Quite a good mod if you like adventuring/exploring is the Stormrider ship modification, it adds a ship you can sail around in realtime (with a smaller rowboat you can dock/undock and take upriver). Both take damage when they hit rocks (and can be mended). Big cabin/storage area for storing yer lewt, and it works with mark/recall etc. You can tell it to fast travel to various ports as well.

Doesn't really redeem any flaw's, but is fun and makes travelling to certain places a whole lot less irritating.

http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=4569

That actually looks really cool, I'm going to check it out in my next game - with all the island mods a ship would come in handy.

Klaz

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:02 am Post subject:

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If you haven't played Lokken yet go with that one, else go with Haunted Bridge.

Is it better than Lokken? I really liked that quest.

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:34 am Post subject:

Darkflame wrote:

I used the official Bethesda one, yes. But there was another one as well that added several things. Damn my faulty memory! It was called something boring like "Improved Archery", but I'm googling to no avail.
I remember it being reasonably substantial in size (i.e. more than just a few megs), so maybe it combined a bunch of mods.

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Darkflame

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:51 am Post subject:

Klaz wrote:

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If you haven't played Lokken yet go with that one, else go with Haunted Bridge.

Is it better than Lokken? I really liked that quest.

No, Lokken is much better. Haunted Bridge just places a really long bridge full of enemies between Solstheim and the large island north of Vvardenfall. I just decided to give it a go since I'd finished Lokken.

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Darkflame wrote:

That's probably it. I never tried that one - I think it is available here: http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=1067

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:28 am Post subject:

Well holy crap, guys. Thanks! Every single mod mentioned sounds good to me. I am going to have field day installing and playing all this stuff.

Especially thank you to Darkflame. Having a list of mods that do not conflict is very valuable.

I appreciate all the links. I'm off to check them out.
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Why did the person even bother leaking the beta when it's so close to a public release? Seems absolutely retarded to me. Another 2-4 months and you have the public version that works 100%.

Exactly. The guy's a complete dumbass.

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:29 am Post subject:

Morrowind is far superior as an Elder Scrolls game then Oblivion will ever be. Straight out of the box it reaks of TES. Still, it doesn't do things quite as well as Daggerfall, but like many others have said, if you put some time into installing a bunch of mods before you start the game it's pretty amazing what you can come up with. Here is a mod I was working on long ago:(Just a Screenshot anyway) http://morrowind.8m.com/images/ss8.jpg The tower was surrounded by invisible walls from all sides/angles(you had to have a specific item to see the walls and be able to find the entrance). Once inside the walls, guardians would spawn to prevent your entry to the top. Once you got to the top and entered you would take a very long plunge to your death at the bottom(unless you had specific magics/potions to prevent such things). Once inside you had to rely on light spells/torches to see the maze that lied ahead. Well that's as far as I got it before the HDD it was on crashed. Fucking A! I lost everything and stopped moderating at that point. I hadn't worked out the entire story yet, only the obstacle course to its end. Would have been an extremely difficult journey and anyone who played vanilla morrowind knows how easy the game can get when you are powered up. /sigh

Darkflame

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 6:19 am Post subject:

aboyd wrote:

Especially thank you to Darkflame. Having a list of mods that do not conflict is very valuable.

Meh, just a messenger kid. If you have any thanks, send it to those modders. Without them none of us would ever give Morrowind a second glance.

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 10:15 am Post subject:

How can you hope that a game which would attract idiots would be more enjoyable by being modded by idiots ? Oblivion is just flat and a mesh of different fairy tales, cultures, visions, it has no real substance and no originality, might have something to do with it's creator's not having any of these features either. Morrowind is not much different, feels more old school but it's ultimately shitty. _________________ ---- Last edited by Helioth on Sun Jul 08, 2007 5:00 am; edited 1 time in total

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Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 11:46 pm Post subject:

What about the "You Are Being Robbed" mod? _________________ You know how the rest of the world views Americans as chauvinistic cowboys? Well, that's how the rest of America views Texans.

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