Dominions of Dust and Ashes of Empire are released
https://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/content/tamriel-rebuilt-2211-release
https://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/content/tamriel-rebuilt-2211-release
it broke every single mod that relies on TR_Data because they renamed all of their meshes and deprecated assets, AGAIN : )Dominions of Dust and Ashes of Empire are released
https://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/content/tamriel-rebuilt-2211-release
I will always tell anyone who is willing to listen that the Almas Thirr Tribunal Temple quests are better than anything in vanilla MW.Giving the mod a whirl and it's pretty great so far. Ditched vanilla entirely and embarked towards Old Ebonheart straight away, and build up my level 1 character there. Lots of fun quests to do and places to visit.
"M'aiq longs for a Colovian Fur Helm. Practical, yet stylish. M'aiq is very sad he does not have one."By the time it's finished Colovian Fur Hats will be all out of fashion.
Even more considering that they never got finished on time. Every time they get decent amount of progress, new TES entry is released and with it new generation of TES recreation projects. Its funny that Oblivion ones are in this redundant state, thanks to Todd not making TES VI Skyrim ones are still relevant hoarding most of the modders, most of attention and better graphics, on the other hand Morrowind projects offer superior gameplay, content, modder experience and cooperation.It's weird how many different projects are around: Skyblivion, Morroblivion and this.
By the look of things, they're focusing on Skyrim over CyrodiilI wish that Province Cyrodill had the same release pace as TR, in a better world by now over half of Colovia would be done but i guess manpower probably cant even compare.
Dont they have separate teams with like only some people jumping between after finishing certain larger parts?By the look of things, they're focusing on Skyrim over CyrodiilI wish that Province Cyrodill had the same release pace as TR, in a better world by now over half of Colovia would be done but i guess manpower probably cant even compare.
Could be. But I imagine that any new modder is more likely to join the project that seems to be making progress rather than one that's moving at a glacial pace.Dont they have separate teams with like only some people jumping between after finishing certain larger parts?
Tamriel Rebuilt isn't anything like those other two though. It's an expansion to Morrowind with real content, not a pointless remake in a different engine for the sake of it.It's weird how many different projects are around: Skyblivion, Morroblivion and this.
The only comparable thing is Beyond Skyrim stuff.Tamriel Rebuilt isn't anything like those other two though. It's an expansion to Morrowind with real content, not a pointless remake in a different engine for the sake of it.It's weird how many different projects are around: Skyblivion, Morroblivion and this.
Yes.Dont they have separate teams with like only some people jumping between after finishing certain larger parts?By the look of things, they're focusing on Skyrim over CyrodiilI wish that Province Cyrodill had the same release pace as TR, in a better world by now over half of Colovia would be done but i guess manpower probably cant even compare.
And they have come furtherThe only comparable thing is Beyond Skyrim stuff.Tamriel Rebuilt isn't anything like those other two though. It's an expansion to Morrowind with real content, not a pointless remake in a different engine for the sake of it.It's weird how many different projects are around: Skyblivion, Morroblivion and this.
Dont forget,It's weird how many different projects are around: Skyblivion, Morroblivion and this.
I think they finally gotten started on working on quest for PC so there's that.I wish that Province Cyrodill had the same release pace as TR, in a better world by now over half of Colovia would be done but i guess manpower probably cant even compare.
Tbf the scale and scope for TR and PT is significantly bigger then B:S and the teams for MW projects are much smaller.And they have come further