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The second thing you'll need to learn is that Morrowind has no quest markers. Instead you MUST rely on your journal, and you NEED to ask the quest-giver how to get to different locations, since landmarks play a GI-NORMOUS role in finding your way around in the game. There are many situations where you need to remeber directions and landmarks, because if you don't, you'll get lost easily. This may seem daunting at first, but if you keep asking quest-givers for further details, and keep checking your journal, it'll practically become instinct.
There are lots of other threads like this on this forum, so have a look around, but if you need any help with stuff just ask. There are a lot of cool things and tricks to do in Morrowind.
I think I left most of them off that alter game mechanics, but you can always change it later if you feel like it.
So what you're saying is uninstall then fresh install the game?
So what I did was go back and uninstalled all the gameplay changing patches and only left in the bug fixes
I also really like this UI: www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/43039/
Here's a few things you should know before starting:
1. Endurance increases your maximum health gain per level up and is not retroactive.
2. Your fatigue is tied to your overall combat effectiveness which includes chance to hit and chance to successfully cast a spell.
3. Your weapon skill affects your chance to hit as well.
4. The combat system: Hold the mouse button longer to deal more damage with a hit. Strafe left/right to deal slash damage, move forward and backward to deal thrust damage, and stand still to deal chop damage.
5. Magic is awesome.
6. The books are definitely worth reading.
I usually like to travel to Balmora first, either by silt strider or by foot. There are several guilds and shops located there which means plenty of gold and plenty of quests.
One last thing I'd like to mention: it really pays to explore in this game even more so than in Oblivion or Skyrim. There are far more artifacts, unique items, and a lot of obscure quests that you won't find if you're only hopping around from town to town.
Hope this helps!
Is there a mod besides MSGO that replaces the cringe worthy player/npc animations?
But this site has a pretty sizeable collection of plugins for Morrowind if you'd like to check it out:
http://mw.modhistory.com/
HI!!....welcome to a whole new world :D...........if you do purchase the game i personally recommend getting the MCP morrowind code patch( just to be able to cast spells while having weapons out) or .....the whole Morrowind overhaul( its automatic with so many graphic upgrades and sooooo many things you have to see for yourself).............after those you can do ANYTHING!!! even without them.... you can be a super ninja , a slave hunter or a slave liberator!! or just a hippy collecting plants to do alchemy...dude this game will suck you in man ... Monks are really fun as well (draining enemy fatigue using mysticism, then giving them knuckle sandwiches is also fun lol)............Welcome to Morrowind( i always found this game better than skyrim personally, I have been playing since the original xbox)
In 5 years I played 300h of Skyrim. With Morrowind I played 160h in 2 weeks. :)
This game is better than Skyrim for sure.
If you are like me and prefer few changes in old games:
1 - Unofficial Morrowind Patch v1.6.5b (fixes errors and bugs)
2 - MGE 3.8.0 graphics (improves graphics, but keeps the original game experience)
Only these was enough for me.
Advice 1:
The game is a little slow. Do not expect first person experiences as Skyrim or CS:GO. Morrowind was developed to be enjoyed with patience. If you try to make this world a GTAV you will not succeed even with mods.
Like this guy sad:
Do not rush to do anything, every time you will feel that left something behind and this feeling is not good...
Advice 2:
Choose a place to call home and make collections! That's the big reason why I'm addicted. Create a library, fill your shelves/tables with armors and weapons that you found in caves, collect potions and soul stones to decorate your home. Pillows to your bed! LOL
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=673779774
Own a home to show our collections/achievements to friends is great.
At the beginning, always try to make your adventures on foot (to train atletics and acrobatics skills). Take supplies for hunting, do not forget to bring extra supplies for the return and leave cap to loot nice items for your new house.
Advice 3:
Not worth leveling up too fast, you will be very strong and the game will become boring.
With 30 hours of gameplay and at level 15, I had to increase the difficulty in settings. What I mean is you have to make your game be interesting for other reasons besides advance skills or leveling up.
You will keep busy with other things until the moment you step into that cave you had to leave because those creatures were killing you, and... Woooww! OMG! You realize that you have become very strong. There's nothing better than this feeling in Morrowind.
Pay attention to journal entries and directions to quest locations. If you get lost, just keep following the road until you find either a signpost or something else to do. Learn the siltstrider and boat routes. Notice new topics in NPCs' dialogue boxes. Buy lots of utility spells.
You can also find a slew of mods at Nexusmods.com for Morrowind to find just about anything you can imagine. I highly recommend TamrielRebuilt, if you can manage to get it working. It adds the mainland of Morrowind so you're not just stuck on Vvardenfell.