Yet Another Morrowind Thread

[Funposter]

Gotta love HUMILIATING Arilles with a Hanafuda game. He just lost all his money to my superior abilities. One of Morrowind's best mods ever. Now i can afford a Lute for my bard playthrough with the bardic inspiration mod.

Hanafuda is really fun. Minigames in general are quite comfy and underappreciated.

 

[CHEMS]

lmao get fucked Trebonius

i'm stealing your shit, necromancers amulet at lvl 5

empire cucks will never recover from this

 

[NecroLord]

lmao get fucked Trebonius

i'm stealing your shit, necromancers amulet at lvl 5

empire cucks will never recover from this

lmao get fucked Trebonius

i'm stealing your shit, necromancers amulet at lvl 5

empire cucks will never recover from this

It's a great amulet, but you can Enchant other exquisite amulets yourself with even better effects.
I'm a fan of the Constant Restore Health effect 4 Pts on self.

 

[CHEMS]

lmao get fucked Trebonius

i'm stealing your shit, necromancers amulet at lvl 5

empire cucks will never recover from this

lmao get fucked Trebonius

i'm stealing your shit, necromancers amulet at lvl 5

empire cucks will never recover from this

It's a great amulet, but you can Enchant other exquisite amulets yourself with even better effects.
I'm a fan of the Constant Restore Health effect 4 Pts on self.

Sure, but at lvl 5 i can't enchant crap... Well i could if i cheese the fortify skill spells, i do like getting strong artifacts at the beginning of the game, though

The health regeneration doesn't help much, this is a glass cannon that gets wrecked by nyx hounds, so getting as much fortify inteligence as possible is always the better choice, there's that robe with fortify magicka on Solstheim, i think i'll go for it now

You can just nuke all of Tamriel with all that magicka

 

[Funposter]

It's a great amulet, but you can Enchant other exquisite amulets yourself with even better effects.
I'm a fan of the Constant Restore Health effect 4 Pts on self.

Spell Absorption is worth it over custom gear, especially if you aren't using The Atronach as your birthsign for some reason. Restore Health CE really doesn't need to be more than one point IMO because the utility is in not needing to heal while out and about, rather than anything to do with combat. Exclusive Restore Health Potions are relatively inexpensive, lightweight and plentiful. Just stock up on those.

 

[CHEMS]

It's a great amulet, but you can Enchant other exquisite amulets yourself with even better effects.
I'm a fan of the Constant Restore Health effect 4 Pts on self.

Spell Absorption is worth it over custom gear, especially if you aren't using The Atronach as your birthsign for some reason. Restore Health CE really doesn't need to be more than one point IMO because the utility is in not needing to heal while out and about, rather than anything to do with combat. Exclusive Restore Health Potions are relatively inexpensive, lightweight and plentiful. Just stock up on those.

The restore health will come in handy to mitigate the damage from Mantle of Woe. Not that i'd give a fuck about the DOT, i have over 800 magicka and i can heal up anytime.

Also some brotherhood fag tried to shank me in my sleep, so as a punishment i damaged his strength but left him alive. He's now stuck in icy waters, for ever and ever...

 

[Yosharian]

I like having survival mechanics and camping mechanics and environmental mechanics because they pose interesting questions if done well, like can I survive the trek through this frosty mountain or do i need more supplies, better gear, etc

There is NOTHING interesting about having to wait another 8 hours for a fucking NPC to open their shop

Survival mechanics feel schizo if the NPCs aren't subject to it or at least look like they do. I was playing Skyrim with a weather mod (Frostfall?) once and died of cold in the middle of Windhelm, while the merchants carried on talking in their stalls. The tavern wench walked past my body during the killcam. In the mods defense I think you can set it to pause inside settlements, but still.

Yeah it's a bit shit.

 

[Bad Sector]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

 

[CHEMS]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

There are mods that allows NPCs to enter another cell, so if you get caught stealing in a shop, expect 4 guards jumping on you. There's also a mod that allows you to remove all bounty in a area as long as you didn't leave any witness alive

 

[Yosharian]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

It breaks immersion because with the amount of thieves that exist in the game world shopkeepers across the entire continent would go out of business within days. No, guards in the streets don't prevent this because they can't detect theft occurring in an adjacent cell.

 

[CHEMS]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

It breaks immersion because with the amount of thieves that exist in the game world shopkeepers across the entire continent would go out of business within days. No, guards in the streets don't prevent this because they can't detect theft occurring in an adjacent cell.

Your problems are over my friend

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45904

 

[Yosharian]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

It breaks immersion because with the amount of thieves that exist in the game world shopkeepers across the entire continent would go out of business within days. No, guards in the streets don't prevent this because they can't detect theft occurring in an adjacent cell.

Your problems are over my friend

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45904

That is pretty cool.

 

[CHEMS]

For example if your shopkeeper NPC leaves his shop and doesn't leave a guard there 24/7 or some sort of magical anti-thief protection etc, then shopkeepers in Morrowind basically give their stuff away for free to any thief who can pick a lock.

Which is retarded and breaks immersion.

I don't think this breaks immersion or is even unrealistic - most shops even today in rural areas do not have any anti-thief protection (let alone in a supposedly medieval fantasy landscape) beyond locks. In Morrowind there are guards patrolling the streets (though they just walk around randomly, in Oblivion which introduces much better pathing, guards do a better job giving the impression they patrol the cities). You can expect guards in large shops, but smaller shops (the majority you'd see in TES games) wouldn't have those.

It breaks immersion because with the amount of thieves that exist in the game world shopkeepers across the entire continent would go out of business within days. No, guards in the streets don't prevent this because they can't detect theft occurring in an adjacent cell.

Your problems are over my friend

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45904

That is pretty cool.

Isn't it? Pretty customizable through the .ini file too

 

[lukaszek]

on openmw, is there any poison mod like https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/45729 ?

 

[luj1]

This guy is making fun mods

 

[CHEMS]

This guy is making fun mods

You didn't have to do that to poor Fargoth...

Also speaking of neat mods, check this one i just found out about yesterday: magical repairing!

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/54414?tab=description

 

[Robber Baron]

This guy is making fun mods

 

[Bad Sector]

It breaks immersion because with the amount of thieves that exist in the game world shopkeepers across the entire continent would go out of business within days. No, guards in the streets don't prevent this because they can't detect theft occurring in an adjacent cell.

That is a technical/implementation limitation, not something that at least personally find it any more immersion breaking than having inventory actions, transaction or dialog done through popup windows. Even the spastically moving and rotating NPCs in Morrowind give me an impression of "this is a place with a bunch of peasants and guards walking around" and that is enough to immerse me in the game.

Consider that the worlds in these - and really pretty much all - games are largely meant to be representational: Vivec isn't a bunch of square boats stacked on top of each other with a dozen NPCs living in there but each canton is meant to have thousands of people living in it. Think of it like theater where all you need is a hat and a jacket to know that some actor is supposed to be a guard (or whatever) who doesn't "notice" the thief (in another thief-y getup) just a meter next to him stealing some artifact: it doesn't make sense in reality, but the scene isn't meant to be taken literally, only as a representation of the scene the story is supposedly describing.

At least that is how i see (most) games, as long as the game tells me something is supposed to represent something bigger i am fine with it, even if the on-screen visual doesn't match. Better graphics are just better costumes.

 

[Fargus]

This guy is making fun mods

Amusing mod. Makes me wanna go full Sauron on that little Fargot bitch and his kind.

 

[Fargus]

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/54390
Mod adds more voiced npc insults

 

[Saldrone]

I like building nords with The Lord's birthsign. It's bonus abilty and elemental drawback is pretty fitting for them mechanically and thematically speaking imo

 

[luj1]

this guy adding rocket launcher physics from quake 3 arena lol

 

[CHEMS]

this guy adding rocket launcher physics from quake 3 arena lol

Holy shit, that's impressive

Don't know if i like the ragdolling effects, but the projectile speed is nice. Dodging spells is just too easy in this game

 

[luj1]

You can increase projectile speed quite easy by changing a txt file

 

[CHEMS]

With 120 effective conjuration i can summon an imperfect... for 8 seconds. Enough to nuke balmora into oblivion while defending me from a brotherhood assassin