>Massive fuck you cities you can easily get lost in >long comprehensive dialog trees >quests meaningful choices >Extremely interesting lore >FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY BECAUSE IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ANYTHING
Like fuck I'm about to quit because I'm lost inside Viciv or something, the big city with the water everywhere and I can't figure out how to leave this one building, it's just got rooms inside of rooms, there are even other buildings inside the rooms. All of the NPC's have no dialog or the same default dialog i'v seen 100 times already.
Holy fuck I know we made fun of skyrim for having a spell that tells you exactly where to go but this game needs something like that so bad. The minimap is useless and why the fuck to npc's give you directions in North/South/East/West WHEN THERE IS NO COMPASS. >Just look at the sun I'M INSIDE A FUCKING BUILDING.
Another thing that would make this so much more playable would be some indicator to tell if an NPC is going to say the same dialog. There are so many dialog options but it's wasted because i'v just given up scrolling through the options after being told the same lines over and over and over and over. Did you know the arena has a fighting training area and monster cages? No I won't actually tell you anything about who owns or run it or when games are or anything fucking useful I'm just going to describe it's fucking features every time you ask. Also fuck the guards, how about just telling me how to leave assholes.
Any mods that fix this? I really like this game but it has so many game ruining """""features""""".
Send me a screenshot I'll get you out of there little brainlet
Bentley Parker
Ah zoom zoom. Your brain is weak. If I can go back and play old games from before my time like planescape torment, fallout 1, and others surely Morrowind should be the easiest game lol.
Thanks but I'm on my phone atm. I can recall out but I don't want to. How the hell do you navigate this fucking maze of a city, I can't even figure out how you get up to the higher levels and my character is so dam slow even when sprinting. Is there something I'm missing?
Carson Ramirez
Did you look at your in game map? It doesn’t rotate so top is north, bottom is south.if you’re in the water works, I think you can take a water gate to get out other wise climb up to where all the shops are and check your map.
Connor Davis
Vivec's big and pretty mazy but not THAT hard to navigate. Just use one of the teleport spell if you need (Recall, Divine Intervention, ALMSIVI...). IU bet you probably dragged along some magical amulet with one of these spell since the begining of the game. Also, minimap ain't useless, learn how to use it.
James Sanchez
Are you actually suppose to follow the main story or something in this, because I did a lot of just wandering around, got into fights and what looks like scripted areas but you get no reward for clearing out those areas.
Like somewhere in the city I found a place with a bunch of hostile clockwork robots that I killed and then nothing, the room had just trash loot, no bonus xp, no rare items, nothing.
Then I found a bunch of slaves or something behind a locked door, talked to them, had the option like "your free now" or something but they wouldn't leave without the key to the door I already opened, and left open for them using magic.
In any other scrolls you just start the quest from that point but I'm guessing I have to progress the story to this point before I can do anything with this?
Camden Stewart
I guess I'm use to the other scrolls games, where you walk into a city, visit all the places, talk to everybody, load up on quests, then go out and maybe do some of them while dicing around in dungeons. I'm guessing you can't really play this game like skyrim because of the size.
Parker Walker
Is quite simple to navegate the map because North (Up) South (Down) West (Left) and East (Right) no mater you position is always the same. When you understand that is make things a lot easier. Also check you journey if you don't know where the go. Oh! and the map marks the location of doors where you can enter. Yes it works inside buildings too.
>minimap is useless >directions N/S/E/W WHEN THERE IS NO COMPASS You are literally an arrow on the minimap Or are you saying you don't know north and east are actual real life things and that north goes up and east goes right?
David Thompson
>WHEN THERE IS NO COMPASS. Your character is literally the compass arrow as the map is always pointing up north you brainlet.
Michael Gomez
Ok so I scaled up the UI because i'm 1080x1920 but I guess that made my map unusable because all I get us a bunch of white boxes squished together at the very bottom center.
Jeremiah Young
>quests meaningful choices What the fuck game are you playing? 95% of Morrowind's quests are 'go here kill thing' or 'go here talk to person'. The virtue is in the sandbox gameplay and the journeys to quest destinations because for the most part the quest design is barely there >long comprehensive dialog trees I'll give you long but mostly they're just a host of templated information receptacles
Jace Lewis
your dumb casual brain got filtered, holy shit >can't even use a map >can't use a tp spell my 8yo self would kick your retard ass
Eli Thompson
>the quest design is barely there >political intrigue all around, causing credible world and great immersion literal idiot
Joseph Powell
>Scaling up a 20yr old game to modern resolutions has unforeseen consequences
How old are you
Mason Lee
All that stuff is the setting, which makes for good context and is why the game is enjoyable. The actual design of the quests is as simple and barebones as can be
Noah Robinson
>What the fuck game are you playing? 95% of Morrowind's quests are 'go here kill thing' or 'go here talk to person'. The virtue is in the sandbox gameplay and the journeys to quest destinations because for the most part the quest design is barely there
Maybe i'm wrong then but for example, with the imperial cult, they give you a bunch of "we like you to fight without armor on and with blunt weapons" as well as stuff about not worshiping at the other temples and stuff. Seemed real but if that's all inconsequential then well they fooled me.
Better then Oblivion where you can be the legendary master thief, and leader of the assassin order, and the arena champion and the arch mage of the wizards guild and.. etc.
Carter Torres
:(
Henry Gutierrez
Listen baby boy, get the unofficial patch. There are even mods that'll make it more liek Skyrim for you.
I can't find the site I used to use which had "essential" mods but someone here can find it
Asher Stewart
Half the fun in this game is getting lost and finding cool stuff.
I wish i could be you right now op, I'm on my 5th or 6th play through atm. It's still fun, but there's much less new discovery.
Vivec can be confusing, but know that almost all of the cantons has the same general layout.
Eli Cook
Alright so i'm wrong about the map, my fault for using graphics mods. I'm just playing hard mode without a map because mines bugged from the mods.
But what about the dialog? I'm up to at least 30 options every time I talk to someone, all the same generic "could you tell me about points of interest" except for the rare times when it's not and it's actually an important journal entry hidden between all the generic crap.
How do you deal with this?
Like I went to the arena, I talked to everybody, and I couldn't actually get anyone to tell me anything about the arena other besides the generic canned dialog everyone all over the city said.
Game is very fun. I'm really enjoying it, it's just hell right now because i'm always OCD in these games when it comes to talking to every person and exploring every part of every area. I wasted so much time exploring the sewer system, by the temple.
No it's boring and has the worst combat out of all of them.
Isaac Kelly
>But what about the dialog? >I'm up to at least 30 options every time I talk to someone, all the same generic "could you tell me about points of interest" except for the rare times when it's not and it's actually an important journal entry hidden between all the generic crap. >How do you deal with this?
If an npc has a quest, he'll say it at the start of conversation. This means you can interact with each npc and say goodbye when they don't say anything special. When I'm feeling generous I ask about advice, rumors and secrets, but there aren't many quests hidden behind this dialog option. There are few npcs you can ask about work/duties/something similar, those are mostly guild leaders, legion commanders and house members.
Easton Hall
>FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY BECAUSE IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ANYTHING
literal children finished morrowind. you have no excuse.
Juan Thompson
>If an npc has a quest, he'll say it at the start of conversation. Holy shit, ok thanks I didn't notice. I'v been clicking through every option for every NPC thinking I might miss something because it's all hidden.
Ethan Bailey
>>long comprehensive dialog trees Most NPCs just say the same things for each of the options, you eventually learn to filter out most and just ask a few things that tend to vary more like latest rumors, little advice and little secret after you ask the general ones to a few NPCs in that location.
Caleb Diaz
What's your favorite book in Morrowind?
Nicholas Thompson
>Massive fuck you cities you can easily get lost in That's only Vivec, you get used to it and eventually memorize the layout from all the trips around the cantons you make.
Cooper Wilson
>The minimap is useless and why the fuck to npc's give you directions in North/South/East/West WHEN THERE IS NO COMPASS. The map is oriented with north pointing towards the top so you just apply the directions to it.
Landon Carter
>you have no excuse. Yes I do. My map doesn't work.
Guide to Balmora It's the only one I've ever read its actually Lusty Argonian Maid by Crassius Curio because I enjoy cheesy puns and fuck you
Christian Morales
>my character is so dam slow even when sprinting Run diagonally. It increases the speed by about 1.41.
Jason Howard
I didn't read OP but yours is a weak argument. When you were a kid you had the time to figure out inane time-consuming bullshit. You can go back to old games and steer through them with your pre-gained knowledge.
Easton Perez
Can't recall the name, it's that old book about how dunmer were so stupid they confused a dwemer wearing heavy armor for a robot that was given to them as a gift and just allowed it to stand in a room while holding important meetings.
Landon Young
Here's a map detailing transportation service routes.
Reminder that Vivec literally makes his followers drown in his shit and piss as part of the pilgrimage. Let's review how this is true >One part of the pilgrimage has you go to the SEWERS beneath HIS HOUSE >After beating the maze the final step involves LITERALLY LETTING YOURSELF DROWN IN SEWER WATER >After drowning the sewer water MAGICALLY HEALS YOU to full health So to sum it all up, Vivec's shit and piss have magical restorative properties and Vivec decided to make all pilgrims drown in his filth
Ian Ward
Favorite house?
Jaxson Campbell
>my character is so dam slow even when sprinting Sooner or later you'll reach mid-game and you'll become fast and efficient. I recommend leveling Speed a few times or paying a trainer to level Athletics. Or running into a wall for some time Seriously, mid-game is so damn fun, when you finally can sell items for near-infinite amount of gold, train any skill you want, start using various spells. Also, enchanting constant effect restore endurance and restore health are fucking amazing.
I have to admit I rarely read books in morrowind but withershins is pretty good
Grayson Campbell
I'm fond of boats to be honest. Sure everything gets flagged as stolen by using them as containers but I can't help but appreciate the commodity of having access to plenty of locations from it.
Jaxon Moore
>When you empty out the Redoran vaults for the first time God I loved how I went from poorfag to filthy rich N'wah in less than a day.
Henry Turner
What's the best Velothi tower to turn into a home? I mean which is the closest to civilization that isn't occupied by anyone important?
I know Jiub murdered all the cliff racers after Morrowind but I just felt like saying I never liked using bows in Morrowind.
Jason Johnson
OP here. So I might have done this accidentally. I found some place in Viviec that had vaults in the name, used the open 100 lock spell I made from the mage guild, and went in when the guard wasn't looking.
First a tiny room with two rock monsters, tried to leave, door was locked. Used the spell again, got out, suddenly room full of extremely expensive loot, enchanted glass /daedric weapons and armor, soul stones worth 600k, etc and the guards didn't give a single fuck about me being here.
Looted it all when they turned around, then just walked out and nobody is mad. Also have some kind of shipping log that says it contains all of house whatever activities. Quest item?
Should I sell all the loot, or should I just drop it? Feels like cheating desu. I'm only lvl 2 and I think I now have endgame gear. Getting to this point is what ruined skyrim for me, don't want to ruin this as well right off the bat.
Jace Morris
It's not what you just said but all right, supposing you just mistyped, the more pressing issue is that it's more likely that the guards are just calling you a babby than insulting you through veiled allusions to the sermons of Vivec
Hudson Cooper
Newfags out
Leo Phillips
Vivec is a great example of how to not create a city. It's a fucking maze.
Lucas Allen
>First a tiny room with two rock monsters I think that's the telvanni vault. The Redoran has less unorthodox security.
James Martinez
>It's a fucking maze So just like real cities then.
Carter Smith
>a troll creating baits against TES. No, I just got bored of skyrim faster then oblivion. My duel sword power attack instakilled everything, and no weapons were better then my crafted daedric swords. Turned the whole game into running around holding down attack.
Kevin Cox
>n'wah gets lost in Vivec What a twist!
Jaxon Miller
>>quests meaningful choices Ah, yes. Those fetch quests where you have to find some homeless guy his boots sure does give you meaningful choices.
Carter Barnes
Your argument hinges on the idea that "milk" is slang for "cum" in Tamriel but your only evidence is one reference in an intentionally obscure and heavily allegorical text. Besides, do you really think that, two games and almost ten years after Morrowind, Bethesda sat down to write quips for the guards and thought, "this one's for you, fans! Let's see who really knows their Lessons of Vivec!"
movement speed being shit and no mana are the actual problems
Tyler Hall
The 36 lessons of Vivec has tons of euphemisms to dicks and vag and Milkfinger is very clearly the most obvious. To deny this is just showing you being willfully ignorant as regular NPC dialogue in Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim has these euphemisms. You're either retarded or under the age of 24
Aiden Morales
What city is that? European cities rarely are grid based layout but rather they build their shit along animal trails and shit just got piled up
Zachary Wright
You'll have a hard time selling that shit anyways unless you know the location of the vendors with the most gold in the game. It's dead weight for you at the moment besides what you can wear.
Caleb Flores
Some Clapistani village. Spain is the most guilty of maze grids
