Morrowind mods are a fucking jungle

[Grunker]

So please help a trubro(tm) out. There must be some sort of 'essential' mod-list or something, surely? Like the newest patches, graphic updates, universally agreed on good gameplay-mods or somesuch?

I don't need all the misc-stuff, just a few good mods, like the best texture-stuff and the best patches.

Also, the patch project seems to have been taken down from PlanetElderScrolls?

 

[The Wizard]

official patch and galsiahs character developement.

i personally don't need anything else. maybe tamriel rebuild map 1 and 2 for good measure.

 

[Ruprekt]

Looking at my install (done about 4 years ago) I have those LGNPC mods that add extra quests and stuffs plus "morrowind comes alive".

 

[Serious_Business]

don't play this shit game, here's my helpful advice to you

 

[Ruprekt]

Play it if you find the setting compelling (personally, I did). Otherwise, yep, skip it. All Bethesda games are fucked from a gameplay point of view.

 

[Grunker]

Righteous? Damn. I don't find the setting interesting in the least bit. Just thought maybe I'd have a different perspective on the game now. Quite a bit of years since I played it last.

 

[SCO]

Righteous? Damn. I don't find the setting interesting in the least bit. Just thought maybe I'd have a different perspective on the game now. Quite a bit of years since I played it last.

That's pretty stupid on your younger self part.

Let's just say this as a example: there is a possible (likely) interpretation to the nevarine prophecy that it's all a invention of Azura (it's not fated, Azura set up the prophecy to convince people to try to attempt the goals she wants done - like it's obvious in the nevarine cave where there are a lot of corpses - the "failed" candidates).

 

[JarlFrank]

I wish there'd be a mod that made Oblivion a jungle.

 

[Luzur]

I wish there'd be a mod that made Oblivion a jungle.

yeah wtf, why have not anyone done this? its not that hard to copy pasta some retextured tree around the IC.

rebuilding the IC, on the other hand, seems impossible.

ive followed atleast 3 IC rebuild during my TESF years, and all failed after putting up some nice pics.

 

[Texas Red]

Instead of playing TES I'd recommend reading the Imperial Library. All of the conversations, quests and books are recorded there.

 

[Turjan]

Righteous? Damn. I don't find the setting interesting in the least bit. Just thought maybe I'd have a different perspective on the game now. Quite a bit of years since I played it last.

The setting is the best thing about the game. The layers of lies and intrigues are manifold. In the end, you still cannot tell who was the biggest villain. I find it fascinating.

The game needs some serious life injection though.

 

[Jaesun]

don't play this shit game, here's my helpful advice to you

 

[Elhoim]

Install the graphics extender to remove that god-awful fog.

 

[Turjan]

Install the graphics extender to remove that god-awful fog.

I think MW looks like Disneyland after complete fog removal. Considerably extending the fog range while still keeping the illusion of space is the better approach in my opinion.

 

[Grunker]

Played around a bit, and I'm inclined to agree with Jaesun and SrzBznz. Seems like time spent with a good book is time better spent. The graphics extender is pretty awesome though, for a mod.

 

[visions]

Looks better with fog imo.

 

[bhlaab]

Install the graphics extender to remove that god-awful fog.

looks like Outcast

 

[Stereotypical Villain]

Install the graphics extender to remove that god-awful fog.

looks like shit

 

[Luzur]

strange, before, you praised MW and rubbed shit all over Oblivion, now, suddenly you hate MW and review mods for OB.

whats next in line? Daggerfall?

 

[forgotmypasswordagain]

I don't have the time or the energy to super-mod (with 100's) either Morrowind or Oblivion - but, I do want to have just one or the other installed, since the mood does strike me once in a while to play a game with that kind of exploration and I already did Gothic/Risen/Two Worlds.

So - which game would be a more satisfying timesink, once modded? Which is going to be more satisfying in terms of exploration and character development (stats, loot)? And I mean, in both cases, after adding tons and tons of mods.

And did they ever make a mod/tweak to Morrowind to boost the size of dialogue fonts when in 1600x1200 mode? Can barely read it. <:/

 

[Helton]

My ball hair is a fucking jungle, do you want to play in it too?

 

[Some Moron On Welfare]

don't play this shit game, here's my helpful advice to you

Thirded.

Play Oblivion with nude mods instead, best 3D porn evar.

 

[Grunker]

strange, before, you praised MW and rubbed shit all over Oblivion, now, suddenly you hate MW and review mods for OB.

whats next in line? Daggerfall?

Was this directed at me, dear swede? 'cause I neither praised MW nor reviewed mods for OB.

 

[Darth Roxor]

Morrowind is great and perfectly playable without any mods.

And you're all faggots.

 

[Turisas]

I think MW looks like Disneyland after complete fog removal. Considerably extending the fog range while still keeping the illusion of space is the better approach in my opinion.

200-300% of the default maximum view distance still retains the sense of a large world, and you can actually see somewhere. The default maximum is just... bleh.