Elder Scrolls Morrowind Retrospective
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There are no horses in morrowind, friend. I heard there is a pair of boots north of Caldera that may help you get around. -Fargoth
the main quest though… by far the best bethesda have ever produced. epic, intricate, mythical, strange, grand, and intoxicating.
and innocent
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When it comes to combat, people mostly complain about the lack of variety. As for spam clicking, that is actually ineffective, and only good for early game short blade combat. The longer you hold down the button, the bigger the chances of a strike, and a higher damage roll on top of it.
yeah, but when you fight with zero fatigue and have very low chances to hit either way then spamming feels intuitive. basically you dig your own grave.
The departure of the main writer is definitely felt after oblivion, mostly in the Skyrim clans and quest lines. Brotherhood in Skyrim had a lot of atmosphere but the contracts had zero parameters. “Go kill this guy”. Okay any specifics for how you want it done?? “Idk knife lol??” Oblivion had you go to a certain place, at a certain time, and kill him with special poison; or unfastening the mounted deer head above his reading chair at 8pm, because that’s when he’ll be sitting there. Hopefully they beg the writer back after how hard starfield flopped.
27:39 i don't want to be annoying (i really don't), but it is plain incorrect. hand to hand combat specifically is built around first draining your fatigue rendering your every action much less effective, then knocking you down when your fatigue effectively becomes negative and only then damaging your health. the thing is if you enter combat with zero fatigue to begin with then every hand to hand attack will drain it to below zero and knock you down. only because you have no fatigue. if you enter combat with nonzero fatigue or drink a restore fatigue potion then they will never knock you down. knock downs are generally pretty rare in this game and most often occur with powerful attacks from powerful enemies with powerful weapons like nords with two handed axes or dremoras with claymores or something like that.
I honestly just appreciate you being respectful about the correction ^.^
@@KaiserDaGaemer why wouldn't i be though? og morrowind fans are way past 30yo at this point and that is how grown ups communicate, even on the internet. especially if the goal is to generally help.
Youd be suprised
Downloading the patch/bug fix mods are necessary for playing the game, and they won't impact gameplay ^.^ unless you want them to. Patching the pickpocket system for a thief character is probably also necessary. Otherwise the game rolls for if you can view the inventory, what's in the inventory, taking an item, and closing the screen O.O it's a little insane. So I would definitely recommend patching that stuff so you're not falling through floors and having trouble with random attacks (besides the Cliffracers. Saint Jiub hasn't killed them all yet).
Great video. Subbed
My biggest beef with Morrowind is I get WAY too powerful too quickly. It's not a challenge pretty quick and gets boring one hitting everything.
Absolutely. First you miss everything, then you start hitting constantly, then the one-hit massacre starts. This is one of these games were you have to discipline yourself in a way not to get too powerful and "branch off" a bit to still have a decent challenge. There are certain ways to avoid that, however:
1) Simply alter the values in the Construction Set that comes with the game to have a flattened power curve or stronger opponents
2) Roleplay as a character that does not go down a path that makes you too powerful in the first place
3) Pick passive skills as major/minor that level you up not through combat and therefore leave you at a weaker state for new monster thresholds
4) Use weapons you like or that fit your character/play style rather than going for the best gear
5) Avoid powerful artifacts
6) When using magic, don't go for destructive spells only, but rather use utility spells such as shield or invisibility and take different approaches to encounters or avoid them entirely
Hold forward + strafe at a 45° angle to run faster :)
Strafe running is not a thing in Morrowind, it is either or. Perhaps that is an OpenMW thing?
@@Bunkerknacker_Retro-Nostalgie vanilla player here :) OpenMW apparently gets rid of it
There's a restore magic spell u can make, kinda saved morrowind 4 me.
Bro Morrowind prob my fav and I'm only level 1. Casting greater fireball while flying through the air with hop toad spell HITS DIFFERENT. I actually feel like a powerful mage 🧙🏼♂️ hop toad makes travel speed allot easier btw. Respect for the fact u played elder scrolls 1 & 2 again for vec navigation use levitate. Only level 1 here xD Zempsi on Xbox
Morrowind is legit great even with it not aging well, the magic system alone is FANTASTIC, I like skyrim as well but I HATE, HATE!! what they did to magic playthroughs on it, they literally flip flopped the experience balancing the other two by gutting the third, its the most aggravating thing in the series as a whole, they get a good system thats 90% of the way there then scrap it to overfocus on the other two styles. Let them take all the time they need for six and find a way to bring it all together without sacrificing parts of it and 6 could be the best rpg ever seriously..
And I feel bad for you when you get to skyrim magic Oh boy
Def wanna see the hours long analysis after the series is over 👍