My brother and I just beat vanilla morrowind on tes3mp yesterday. We really had a great time with it. We decided to run through it again using the morrowind rebirth mod, and it's honestly such a blast. It changes the vanilla game enough to where a new playthrough feels fresh and exciting. I highly recommended the mod, but i would hope that new players experience Morrowind unmodified with all the bugs and exploits first. We are going to run another playthrough with tamriel rebuilt too.
Morrowind is certainly an an unforgettable experience. Even though I don't like the label of Hardcore RPG... The developers did not hold your hand in this game. Most NPCs only give you vague directions or send you off on your own. So very quickly you end up making personal experience that is unique to other players. It's rated very well for good reason, 23 years on still worth playing
1:23 this entire segment is so beautiful. Like, Morrowind is ofc still talked about, but beauty of this calibre in a game not currently mainstream feels like some untamed wild, like a real adventure into an undiscovered world. Many of the cities feel as awake and impactful as real world towns and yet is inside a game ripe with age where most players would not find them anyway. Again, it's that feeling that the cities were not meant explicitly for the player; they just happen to exist and are discovered. I agree with the sense of freedom you expressed for the levitation spell. That spell truly spoiled video games for me back then because most other games at the time (even today) do not let you explore the world as if it exists in real life. Seeing the beautiful world from the sky, climbing mountains and buildings with no transitions, it was the essence of childlike wonder and the freedom to deliver that wonder into a captivating experience.
I beat Morrowind twice but I still can't ENJOY the game and the only reason is the world. Most everyone mentions the uniqueness of the Morrowind world as one of the game's strongest points, but for me it's the reason I don't like the game. I love everything else though, especially the lack of quest markers. Daggerfall on the other hand is like the perfect version of Morrowind for me. (Skyrim was my first TES game)
Daggerfall is damn good so you got me there. I'm planning on modding it again. Since I haven't played it in awhile there's many more unity mods out there. Check my "Wayward Realms" video "the real elder scrolls 6". its made by some of the people from daggerfall and is meant to be a spiritual successor.
No recall or intervention can work in this place; there is no escape. Come and look upon the heart.
My brother and I just beat vanilla morrowind on tes3mp yesterday. We really had a great time with it. We decided to run through it again using the morrowind rebirth mod, and it's honestly such a blast. It changes the vanilla game enough to where a new playthrough feels fresh and exciting. I highly recommended the mod, but i would hope that new players experience Morrowind unmodified with all the bugs and exploits first. We are going to run another playthrough with tamriel rebuilt too.
100% vanilla first always. I have yet to try Tamriel rebuilt also. Near infinite possibilities with all these mods. 👍👍
Morrowind is certainly an an unforgettable experience. Even though I don't like the label of Hardcore RPG... The developers did not hold your hand in this game. Most NPCs only give you vague directions or send you off on your own. So very quickly you end up making personal experience that is unique to other players. It's rated very well for good reason, 23 years on still worth playing
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This game is awesome. I even have OMW nightly installed on my phone. I can connect my Xbox controller to it and I have Morrowind on the go.😂
We are not worthy!!!! 🤣
1:23 this entire segment is so beautiful. Like, Morrowind is ofc still talked about, but beauty of this calibre in a game not currently mainstream feels like some untamed wild, like a real adventure into an undiscovered world. Many of the cities feel as awake and impactful as real world towns and yet is inside a game ripe with age where most players would not find them anyway. Again, it's that feeling that the cities were not meant explicitly for the player; they just happen to exist and are discovered.
I agree with the sense of freedom you expressed for the levitation spell. That spell truly spoiled video games for me back then because most other games at the time (even today) do not let you explore the world as if it exists in real life. Seeing the beautiful world from the sky, climbing mountains and buildings with no transitions, it was the essence of childlike wonder and the freedom to deliver that wonder into a captivating experience.
Well said. 👍👍
best tes game imo
BASED
Waiting for Skywind. Dunno how much it will be like from the original. Morrowind.
yep, it is great...currently im playing it on mobile
I beat Morrowind twice but I still can't ENJOY the game and the only reason is the world. Most everyone mentions the uniqueness of the Morrowind world as one of the game's strongest points, but for me it's the reason I don't like the game. I love everything else though, especially the lack of quest markers. Daggerfall on the other hand is like the perfect version of Morrowind for me.
(Skyrim was my first TES game)
Daggerfall is damn good so you got me there. I'm planning on modding it again. Since I haven't played it in awhile there's many more unity mods out there. Check my "Wayward Realms" video "the real elder scrolls 6". its made by some of the people from daggerfall and is meant to be a spiritual successor.
Advertising this game as George Floyd is probably not the best idea.
your character reminds me of a certain someone lol
he looks lke George Floyd