min/maxing to the extreme.

It's an actual cosplay, the armor was made VIA papercraft, notice how the surface is made up of hundreds of tiny triangles.

That looks incredible good for papercraft.

Sukken faved

As a child playing morrowind, those things scared me ******** when going off road climbing mountains.

"do you get to the cloud district often? oh, what am i saying of course you dont"

mfw i saved the known world just to come back and hear this nonsense

I went to his house and ******** the ****** in his sleep.

I feel like they are just so oblivious

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"Let me guess..... someone stole your sweet roll?"

I'm going for Nerevarine. He/she is practically a god by the time you finish Morrowind and its expansions.

And the Dragonborn is basically the Avatar of Akatosh.

Just needs to learn earth-bending.

He can Ride a dragon, I think the earth is, Literally and metaphorically, Beneath him.

My bet is on Nerevarine. The equipment and training at his/her disposal is greater than that of the Dovahkiin's, not to mention that there's no way the dragonborn's first shout is going to take him out. It might help, but I think that given his combat experience, Nerevarine would be able to dodge/recover from it with relative ease. That being said, it would definitely be one one of the hardest fights he was ever in. The Dovahkiin is nothing to sneeze at, and he does become an adept fighter after all of that dragon hunting (I would mention the other stuff he can gain, but that's not canon to the main quest).

The Nerevarine would not dress up as a Indoril ordinator, seeing as how the Tribunal Temple betayed him after Nerevar died (plus the Tribunal triumphant are flawed, power hungry and nasty)

Since there is proof that the Dovahkiin may actually be the reincarnation of Tiber Septim, the choice is easy.

Nerevarine is the reincarnation of one of the original war gods. So the playing field is pretty level.

Nerevarine. Because Dovahkiin can train only 5 skills per level

It all depends on how far in each of them has gotten. Say the Dovahkiin is in full Dragon bone armor with Daedric weapons? That changes everything.

Just open the journal and look at the bottom of the left-hand page. There should be two options: quests and topics. Click on quests and the right-hand page will show you an alphabetical list. It default to the active quests only, but you can toggle it to show all quests; the completed quests will be grayed out.
Click on the quest name to see all the relevant journal entries for that quest.

There ARE a few quests that don't show up in the list, but not many.

im on my 10th swig of vodkabuttershot so i just copid and pasted form a forum. sorrry

This happened for me to, but hey i was like 10 years old and haven't even had english in my school. But i still enjoyed the game (killing stuff is always fun!). Then later i have done a replay due to the amazing work of morroblivion.com. Seriusly check it out!

I couldn't even find Fargoth to return his ring in one of the first missions. That name continues to torment me to this day.

I probably killed him when I ********* the whole town...

yeah, you really had to pay attention to the dialogue but even then if you took time away from the game and forgot what you did last using the journal could not be really useful because it would have all quest info mixed depending how the time it was updated.

I probably had quests, they just got buried in the journal under all sorts of misc. things

I had the same problem that was the only thing that turned me off from morrowind. if someone has a mod out there to help the journal that would be nice.

I did love the vast ********** of stuff you could have on your character

Polearms, different pieces of armor for each part of your body, throwing weapons, insane spell customization and alchemy

it did give it more freedom

Yes, it is incredibly fun. In addition, there is a complete overhaul mod for Oblivion called "Morroblivion" which lets you play Morrowind with Oblivion graphics and the quest help from Oblivion, as well as the combat mechanics. (they're currently working on 'Skywind', the skyrim-morrowind conversion).

At any rate, the first thing you do once you leave the sewers is you go to this place called 'Weynon Priory.' If you look at the ******* (the line with all of the symbols on your UI), you'll see a red or green arrow, indicating the direction you need to go. If you want to skip all the exploring en route, you could also just open up your map, click Weynon Priory, and fast travel there.

You're welcome!

Thanks, bro. I think I might go ahead and play it. :3

Without spoiling too much, it leads you to a big *** conspiracy, samurai monks, demon overlords (who you can choose to work for) and a **** TON of side quests. In addition to the main quests and random favors for NPCs, there are also four guild side-stories -- The Fighter's guild (mercenaries), the Mage's guild (packed with intrigue and necromancy), the Dark Brotherhood ( ********* ), and the Thieves Guild (the most fun, in my opinion)

You forget to mention Oblivion has well over 200 hours of gameplay.

Thank you for reminding me of that mod.

Morroblivion is the greatest thing i've discovered in ages. That first time seeing the good old Morrowind landscapes again, oh god was it amazing!

YES. **** . YES. Oblivion did things for me that no other game could (don't say one God damn word about that sentence or I'll post ponies, bitch). It was immersive, fun, and oh my God was it intense at times. Skyrim was great, but it failed to hold my attention like Oblivion did. God dammit, now I have to go replay Oblivion.

i bet it was a pleasurable experiance

You forced my hand.

jokes on you

Objection! Oblivion gates don't appear until after you close the Kvatch gate.

Maybe it WAS the Kvatch gate.

It was a fiery red gate that people were unhappy about
Supposed I just ******* , lol.

oblivion is the **** . all i can honestly say is, unlike skyrim, alchemy is your friend.

max that **** out and you can make healing pots from a single friggin reagent.

my brother managed to make his character completely invisible
and had bows that one shoted everything in spectacular manner
it wasn't fair
it was fun as **** to watch though
seeing a wolf soar into the sky, sent by a column of fire created by a bow
and then crash back down with a loud thump 5 seconds later

I had a warhammer that I had enchanted so much that I git some poor bastard outside The Imperial city and found him later in Anvil, stuck in a tree.

daaaaaaaaaaaaaamn son

When I saw him I started laughing uncontrollably.

GRIND GRIND GRIND, and did i mention grind?

Get it + Morroblivion. It's Morrowind on Oblivion graphics engine. It can be a BEYETCH to install but it is totally worth it. Trust me bro

Is Marrowind required for Maroblivian?
How it a Bitch to install
And can it be done over Steam?

Mooroblivion is a user-developed mod to bring the Oblivion graphics to the Morrowind story. It was a bitch for me to install because I knew nothing about installing games and was so scared of screwing up that I got scared by the instructions. I don't think it can be automatically installed through Steam, but I believe you can do it if you have a Steam copy of Morrowind and Oblivion. Or maybe you only need one. I forget. I DO remember that going through Morrowind was EPIC with Oblivions graphics. Totally worth it.

Link?

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Literally the FIRST link when you Google it XD

Its not even in full release yet.

Uhhhh. Yeah it is. I know it is because I played through Morrowind on it. Skywind is the one that isn't totally full.

Well, It specifically says its still in beta, but as good as its going got I suppose.
The only problem, I'll need either Wyre, which I can't stand, or OMM, which I have never been able to get any Mod manager to work, for Bethesda games or otherwise.
I think I'll just wait for Skywind.

Hmmmm/ I don't believe OMM ever gave me any issues. Do you run Vista?

No, 7. But Mod Managers have just never worked for me. Even when I use Fallout 3 and move it outside of my programs folder it still actively refuses to work.

Well. The only thing I can think of offhand is a compatibility error between the type of Windows 7 you have and the version of OMM you had. For example, perhaps you were running a 32 bit version on a 64 bit machine?

At elast try it one more time, dude. If it doesn't work, then that sucks, and yeah, wait for Skywind. But if it does, you'll get one of the best experiences of your gaming life!

By any I mean any mod manager I have ever tried to use. Ones for Fallout, Oblivion, FTL, Ect... My computer hates them.

Oh. Well now that is an issue. Now I know this, as an end-user, will frustrate the ever-loving **** out of you, but as a technician I have to ask this question:

Are you POSITIVE you were running those programs as an Darius Negrophallusistrator? Cuz I'm pretty sure they have to be running as an Darius Negrophallus to work.

You called?

No. Get the **** back in your attic. Nobody loves you.

If that was my problem I would have solved it a long *** time ago. I've gone as far to remove any and all Addy requirements from my computer and still nothing (except for my computer getting ****** over by the little virus from Luna game. Apparently no one ever thought it needed any more nerfing then restricted privileges....)

Ok, well, worth a shot. Either way, good luck to you, and buy Morrowind. Or DL it. Doesn't really matter.

TO PIRATE BAY!

Hahahahaha that's where I went after my frist reply to you... so I could re-DL Oblivion XD

Update, I just recently did a botched clean sweep of my Fallout 3 to start all over Vanille, and after moving in out of my programs folder again Fomm seems to be willing to work, Granite I'm using the still barbaric method of putting things straight in the Data folder, but I can't seem to find where Fomm is, so oh well.

GOD DAMMIT AD MIN.

Morrowind is very much in the same vein of Oblivion and Skyrim. In fact, all the Elder Scrolls games are very relevant to the series overall.

In short, get Morrowind. It's cheap, it's fun, there are spears in it and many more ways to mix and match armor and PLENTY of ways to break the game in ridiculous ways. (I remember my older brother once trained his acrobatics skill so high that he would jump and it would take five minutes in real life for him to land.)

Morrowind is special in that the graphics are dated, but you can still play it without going "holy crap, what year am I living in?"

If you really don't want to buy it, just enjoy the story by reading some of the wiki pages on elder scrolls wiki, or find a let's play that you like. I'm sure there are some good ones out there.

How is the mod community for it?

I'm not sure if it's still alive, it certainly was thriving in it's day, but I'm sure you can wander the abandoned halls of ancient modding communities and search for treasure and overhaul mods.

So just thought you could use some more input. 4 years ago I had beaten Oblivion for some time and wanted a similar experience with a new story (like you I am ******** ) my buddy gave me morrowind for free
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I tried it....and I could not do it. The graphics IMO!!! are just too horrible to be played happily now-a-days. And I thought this 4 years ago, when graphics were nothing close to what they are now. Also the game-play is MUCH more difficult. It isn't like oblivion skyrim or fallout3/new vegas. They give you a quest and you literally search the vast world for it looking for landmarks that they hinted at. Good luck in you choice, just felt you should hear both sides of this.
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is this gif totally ****** up and glitchy for anyone else

HAHAHAHAHA that's the point bro xD
weren't expecting it were you?

I wanna point out that morrowind combat is on a dice roll system but morroblivion is not.

i enjoyed morrowind, the only thing that bugged me was the combat, i don't know how other people feel about it but in early levels its so god damn clunky and retarded, you can end up trying to wack a ******* rat for 5 minutes. a rat that dies in 1 or 2 blows

You should. There are a lot of things in Morrowind the other games left out for some ******* reason. One of greatest things in Morrowind was being able to create your own spell as long as you had the money and magicka for them. With enough dough, you could be launching nukes from your hands. Also the mark and call spells are ******* tits. I recommend it. By the way, get the acrobatics and athletics skills as major skills. Just trust me.

Well, you can craft spells in Oblivion easily as well. And I would ****** you mean to up those skill because of the fact that Morrowind has no fast travel feature?

They have fast travel. That big bug thing I posted a picture of is their version of fast travel. It's like the carriages in Skyrim.

Sure, but they hardly count if you wonder in the middle of nowhere and want to get back quickly.

That's true, but finding yourself in the middle of nowhere was part of the experience. That's where all the best interesting things happen. Really, that's a quirk that might actually be a game breaker for someone who is used to having fast travel in everything, but hopefully not.

As for spellcrafting, the difference is astounding. Spellcrafting in Oblivion is like an easy bake oven compared to the full industrial kitchen of Morrowind.

Even so, I managed to make a spell combo in oblivion that broke the game and pretty much set my gaming style for skyrim. First I paralyzed the enemy. Then I would aim under them and shoot a fire ball, only this fireball was close to 50 feet across after it hits something, started out normal sized. This causes the enemy to join the Tamriel space exploration program. For some reason being paralyzed would cause them to fly like ten times as high. Everything died a falling death.

Hah.

The only issue with that combo was if you used it with anyone near by, they got hit by the expansion of the fireball and then you had to fight them too, granted, all that got them was a ticket on the next rocket, but still.

god i love skorms bow, walking into town one shotting both guards and citizens alike as i go about collecting my rent. ahhh it was wonderful.

his dragon form was weak as **** . they should remake the game and make the JoB battles harder.

I've heard the Elder Scrolls Online is just Skyrim online

i heard elder scrolls online happens 1000 years before the events of skyrim.

It does. But I think it's going to be like Skyrim gameplay wise

that's a good thing though, I mean the big fear was that it'd just be another typical wow clone MMORPG with TES slapped onto it.

NUUUUUUUU! I THOUGHT IT WAS GONNA BE WITH ******* AND **** !

Here, watch this.

It's just what I've heard. It may be false

I really hope so..

You could always look up the gameplay on youtube

I kinda like that feature. Gives the game a more exploration like feel.

To a certain extend, its frustrating if you cant find **** though, i dislike people saying it dumbs the game down for all the cod players when they add a marker, skyrims was discrete enough to just show me the direction, and stop me getting bored with mind numbing numbers of hours looking for some ****** to start a finish a quest.

start a finish a quest, you heard me.

I don't think oblivion and skyrim dumb it down. I like the markers too. But sometimes it is fun to just switch to morrowind for that added challenge

oblivion had it's share of exploration even with the red arrow, i mean just look at all the random stuff you can come by just blindly enjoying the landscape.
gotta say all those recent easy games have numbed me and i can't find **** simply looking all over the place, expecialy since i do not have that much free time anymore.

If you've not you should. If your having that amount of difficulty if you have morrowind and oblivion on steam you can get a mod to put morrowind into the oblivion engine. If that's not your thing their also working on the same thing but in skyrims engine. Just look up Morroblivion in google it'll be easy to find.

i was actualy halfway trought installing morowblivion, got those silent voice **** and everything, i wonder what made me stop, oh well time to catch on.

I'd go for it. It seems like a lot of effort but soon as you've installed it once it's easy

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stupid me, i just deleted skyrim to open space for some stuff, and i could have put the three of them in one game.
by the way thanks

I like the challenge. I know its troublesome. But hey, if you hate playing with other people you can play single player. I personally can't wait though. I'm very socialable with video games, and find that mulitiple people (albeit at times it can be annoying) makes for funner gameplay.

I cannot wait for this. At first I was very against it saying 'This is the opposite of what an Elder Scrolls game IS' but now I've seen a bit of it and read about it they seem to be pretty on top of it. I've had a change of heart and cannot WAIT!

Also, BOSMERS FTW! ELF ARCHERS ALL THE WAY!

You seem to know a lot about the Elder Scrolls series, what were the names of all the ES games?

Auriel's shield is the shield is the shield for you if you don't wanna go through the main story to get Fus Ro Dah

Oh I know that Auriel Shield blown Spellbreaker out of the water cause I can absorb magic (Like in Ocarina of time) and when I am ready I blow the magic (Like in Ocarina of Time boss fight and penis joke) and just ******* destroy them

It's good for low level bandits at cliffs. Just absorb attacks and then BOOOOOOOOOOOM!