Anton Bonin Absolutely! All of the wild ways you can buff up skills to extreme levels is one of my favorite things about Morrowind. Haha, the only limit is whether or not it crashes the game
I am just leaving this here: when you delete the original spell you bought (because you made a better version of it or a suitable version) it returns to the mage who sold you the spell.
As an aside, note that Great House Telvanni also has a lot of people who can help you make spells. And as for spell effects, especially when it comes to Conjuration summons, members of House Telvanni usually sell the strongest spell effects. That said, there are four very useful spells you may want to go out and find that Telvanni doesn't sell. The Tribunal Temple folks in Balmora, in the basement of the Temple, can teach you Almsivi Intervention, Mark, and Recall. There is an NPC in the Ebonheart Imperial Cult who offers Divine Intervention. These spells let you teleport around the map, which is really handy. Almsivi Intervention takes you to the regional Temple, and Divine Intervention takes you to the nearest Imperial Cult shrine. Having both sometimes leads to daisy chains to where you can Almsivi Intervention to one Temple, Divine Intervention to a shrine, and then Almsivi Intervention to another Temple. Mark and Recall are a bit more complicated, but still pretty simple. Mark simply places a "mark" at your current location, and Recall teleports you to that mark. This is handy in a number of ways. You could, for example, Mark the location of your quest giver to Recall to that spot later. Once you advance to very high ranks in the Great House of your choice, you will eventually have a player home built for you, and you can Mark that player home so you can quickly return there and unload excess stuff you can't or aren't going to sell, and gear up for your next adventure. Lastly, if you miss Fast Travel that bad, you can make a Jump effect with an absurd magnitude for 1 second, as well as a Slowfall 1 pt for 20 seconds spell (NOT ON THE SAME SPELL). By absurd magnitude, I'm talking 200 magnitude or above (can't remember if that's above the vanilla maximum magnitude or not. If it is, plenty of mods increase the limit). This requires a fair amount of work put into your Alteration skill to use consistently, but this basically replicates the effect of the Scroll of Icarian Flight, allowing you to jump a quarter of the way across Vvardenfell in seconds. You do need to cast Slowfall before you land though, or you will die from fall damage. This is an extremely fun way to get around the map. You feel like a character straight from DBZ.
What I liked about Morrowind was that you could make yourself into a literal god, or choose not to. Nothing forced you to make spells or potions with ridiculous numbers, but the option was there.
@@LyleShnub oh.. Ok you avoided on purpose. Probably to encourage fair game play. I respect that.. Though still curious what your thoughts on why game does this.
Damn, this is the first time I heard about this one. nice! Spell system in Morrowind makes you feel like a true Wizard - studying magick to be able to do what is considered impossible xD
I am really enjoying this series, as well as your channel. You're straightforward, analytical, and outright. You take the time to add timestamps for convenience. You're enthusiastic and passionate about what you're teaching/explaining. You give detailed formulae for the most simple things. And all this, for a game that came out approx 15 years ago. I can see potential in your channel, and look forward to see what you go on to do. If I were to add one bit of criticism, it would be to avoid moving as much while recording. Though not very noticeable, you can occasionally hear your voice become echoey/sharper, as you become closer and further away from your microphone. It's something small, but I feel like everyone has the one little thing to improve on. Like I said, I thoroughly enjoy your channel, and look forward to see what you go on to do.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I definitely agree on the audio occasionally sounding slightly inconsistent. In this video specifically, at around 7:00 in the original recording I slipped up and said "every spell in our spell's skill" rather than "every level". Didn't notice this until I'd already recorded the entirety of the audio, so I went back and re-did that line a few times. Still couldn't quite get it to seamlessly fit back into everything else, even with a little audio processing. I've got a couple ideas now on how to maybe fix issues like that, but I'm also hoping that some time in the future I'll be able to pick up a top tier microphone that will just handle all/most of that for me. Lol, that's how microphones work, right? Hahaha, sorry, I got a little carried away with details there. I'm always appreciative of criticism, corrections, etc in the form of comments that give me something specific to slowly work towards.
@@LyleShnub Broooo, I didn't even notice, it actually just sounded like you enunciated a bit, that's some pretty good editing considering the fact that I took a digital media course and didn't notice it
How come this video that explains this so clearly, has such few likes versus other videos that are much much worse?! Great video and thank you for clarifying this for me!
pretty sure they said they never will remaster it. but you never know. blizzard also said they will never be able to put out vanilla wow but its hard to remaster morrowind, part of its charm is bad coding, low draw distance etc... thats why i think skywind will be failure. openmw is way to go
Since blind in vanilla MW increases hit rate/damage, i guess its pretty worth it to have a fortify blade, blind, chameleon on self for 3 seconds spell.
There are some Penny Dreadfuls (one mana point to cast spells) that are surprisingly useful and can be cast with low skill levels. They only cost 13 gold to have made as well. -Restore Fatigue 19-20 for one second. Cast this as you're running around and you're always ready for a fight and level Restoration at the same time. -Restore Strength (or other stat) 19-20 for one second. If your strength is damaged by a Greater Bonewalker 2-3 casts of this will get you back to full strength. -Levitate 1-1 magnitude for 11 seconds. It will get you to that just out of reach ledge or over the top of a mountain to save a long detour. It also wears off quickly so you aren't stuck in levitate and unable to sneak or rest to restore mana. -Water Walking for 11 seconds. -Water Breathing for 11 seconds. It actually lasts longer as it resets your breath to full. -Summon Bound Weapon for 18 seconds. So long as you have a decent skill level for the weapon not many fights will last longer that 18 seconds. (The enchanted item version of this is even better as it just needs an item that has a capacity of two but will summon for 29 seconds for one enchantment cost, which will regenerate before the spell wears off.)
It's usually a good idea to pick a duration of 2 seconds for quick healing spells and short-duration damage spells instead of 1. Pick half the damage with twice the duration, you end up with a more efficient spell and can still spam it without losing effectivity. Besides, now I've watched all mechanics videos you released (and put into the mechanics playlist) by now. I really like your presentation style and I hope I could give you a little bit back for your time and effort put into your vids by sending those small comments with maybe useful additional information. I'll put a link to your mechanics series on a german fansite I visit now and then, maybe you'll get a little bit more views from there. That'd be both good for you and any potential viewer. I'm looking forward to see your next releases, they're great. :)
Hahaha, I'm so sorry that your comment here got marked as spam! For whatever reason I decided to check my "marked as spam" comments and saw this one in there alongside bunches of real spam comments for music and a patreon for some person named dominik. Maybe it was certain words used that cause YT to filter it? No clue. Anyway, thank you so much! I glad you like them so much. Lol, funnily enough, when I got back from trip out of town, I decided to look at my traffic sources and actually did see a few hits from a German speaking Elder Scrolls site. Hahaha, it had me wondering how that ended up happening and I guess the mystery has finally been solved!
Funny, I had some Dominik patreon spam comments aswell :D I'm glad I could direct some people to your channel - as I said, I believe it's good for everyone when these vids get more attention. :)
@@LyleShnub Hey Lyle, it's been a while since you've last heard a word from me. I don't have any specific plans so far, but I might be interested in making a morrowind mechanics series in german, basically picking up your work, adding some of the additional information people provided in the comments sections and localizing all of that for a german audience. In case I actually start that project within the next few months - is there a video editing program you can recommend to an absolute beginner, and more importantly: Would you mind the existance of such a copykhajiit project?
Sorry, I meant to get back to you sooner on this, but I think that's a fantastic idea! Localizing information for different languages seems like it could only be a good thing and help more people. Just make sure your own video, especially the graphics and text for formulas. TH-cam might auto-detect it and give you a copyright strike or community strike or something like that. As for video editing software, I personally use HitFilm Express. It's free and (in my opinion) a little bit more beginner friendly than (also free) DaVinci Resolve.
Thank you so much for these videos. I've been wanting to play earlier ES games (so I can better understand the lore and how they've changed with each game) and these have helped a ton with getting through Morrowind more easily.
Thanks for the kind words! Always love to hear about people getting into Morrowind the first time. I'm probably going to go back to try Arena and Daggerfall one of these days too. Never even touched anything pre-Morrowind
Hey, Lyle. Thanks a lot for the solid work. I saw your videos years ago, and now I'm revisiting Morrowind again. Spreadsheet nerd that I am, these videos are currently required reading :)
Thanks so much! Unfortunately the next one will take longer to get out than I'd like as I've been out of town for the past week, away from my computer.
With alchemy, you can pretty much do whatever you want, that is if you increase your int or will you wont have to worry about your spell costs. The price of spells still remains the same and can become extremely expensive the higher the magnitude. You may be able to increase your personality through alchemy and reduce the cost but i havent tried that.
Great series overall! Loving it. But I want to point out that there actually IS a tutorial on enchanting. It's in the manual. Yeah that one thingy no one reads.
Yeah, it can be useful if you don't want to buy training from NPCs. Otherwise, making gold and then buying training is the fastest way to level anything.
True but in early when you aren't good at this game yet and have not as much gold I though it is good idea :3 Also i enchanted 4 items with ranged spells maxing dmg just to let them stay at 1 p cast cost (usualy it was 4) and by throwing enemy in early game bursts of little missils i was surprisingly fast learning enchantment :)
*Spell Cost* (Magicka) is based on the Effect's Base Cost, Range, Magnitude, Duration and Area. *Spell Chance* is based on Spell Cost, School Level, Willpower, Luck and your current Fatigue ratio.
I love how in skyrim you need end game conjuration to have 2 spawns meanwhile in morrowind you can create a spell that summons two creatures super early in the game (it only cost me like 200 gold) 😂 morrowind is goated
so ive gone threw several of these guides so far and boy i forgot how indepth games used to be. You didnt zone out you had to do math and .... algebra!!! to figure out some things more than now a days where most of the math is done for you. I missed out on the ES games because i always had playstations if i had a console at all. I think im ganna enjoy playing them. I decided to start at Morrowind and work my way up to ESO I want to see all the stories.
How to restore mana in Morrowind: Novice: sleep; Apprentice: drink self-made restore mana potion; Journeyman: summon creature for a couple of seconds and drain mana from it; bonus point for summoning creature by permanent effect wearable item by equipping it; Expert: while having absorb spell effect on you, activate tribunal or imperial divines shrine; Master: drop your intelligence to zero for a moment; Grand Master: drop your mana below -32000-something
Should I play with spell making at an early level? I made a Nord that is mostly afept at combat, but has destruction as a major skill and restoration as a minor skill. And im level 2 after two play sessions.
I have a question for you.. I've been watching your videos and appreciate your ligit gameplay explainions. I'm sure you already know of the (Soul Bound + Attribute increase) permanently boost your attribute when aimed at wall or floor. Since you sound very familiar with the game mechanics; could you explain why this 'glitch' happens? Thank you for your time and awesome videos ;)
Thank you, but I don't really know what causes it to happen - only that it does happen. My best guess is that when soul trap checks to see what soul level a target has for the purposes of storing it in a soul gem, it results in this anomalous interaction. Maybe soul level is technically classified as a hidden attribute? This is just conjecture - I really have no clue, haha
i legit just got my stats maxed out earlier today i could make a destruction spell for example that does 300 points of elemental damage from fire , frost, shock 100 points each but it cost a lot of money which is my biggest set back
A bit late here, but if you mean simply the cost, then adding area effects makes an on touch/ranged spell more costly in both gold when created and magicka when cast, as well as being more difficult to cast. As Lyle mentioned when discussing setting any value in general to 0, not adding any area effect, will still calculate hold/magicka cost and difficulty as if it was set to 1 (as in 1 foot), similar to the formula for “on self” spells (which can’t have area effects). Experiment with it to see the concrete magnitudes in the game itself for specific examples. I strongly recommend that you add area effects to any on target open spell, simply because it can otherwise be very tricky to hit exactly the right spot on a locked container. To keep costs down, consider adding a varied magnitude. Open and telekinesis spells can be useful for “clumsy thieves” (i.e. those without good sneak and/or chameleon), since you can steal when blocked from view by pillars, furniture, or other features of the environment, without having anything invested in stealth or security. Such “remote thieving” also means that you will be at a safe distance from the harmful effects from traps on chests/doors, and so don’t have to worry about setting them off or disarming them. A good example is that you can easily get the Sword of White Woe from a guard tower in Balmora using telekinesis from behind a pillar, giving you a useful, early game ebony broadsword which drains opponents’ health.
It might be my fault but I really just cannot get into being a mage in Morrowind lol. Spellmaking is fun but I found myself enjoying being a stealthy short blade assassin more than anything else in Morrowind.
You can get a rough idea of your cast chance by looking at the orange-red bar under its icon in the UI when you have a spell equipped. There's several factors for determining cast chance, but probably the most important is the spell's school. One skill level in the corresponding school gets you +1% cast chance.
I always found it odd from Daggerfall to Morrowind that you need to find a special person to make a spell, but the spell you make is effected by *your* stats. The spell maker clearly doesn't make the spell, so why must you go to them?
My personal explanation is that the spell maker uses those stats as a measure of your own ability to safely harness magic. They want to make sure you're able to come back for more business.
Spells do more than damage. Teleporting, shielding, turning invisible, flying, turning enemy spells into more mana or turning them back on the casters, all sorts of stuff.
Was "Check a look" at about 10:33 intentional? I'm not trying to chastise you or anything like that, I'm just wondering. Also, I found out about the reply problem. Turns out I made it so people couldn't reply to my posts at one point, but I can't figure out how to change it back again, and I'm not sure if it's my own incompetence, or Google+ just being bad. The new settings does seem a lot harder to find what you're looking for, so it might not be just me being dumb.
shock, because least npc's have resistance to it. fire is worst because majority of npc's are dunmer which have resistance to fire. but again, you might see a nord that has shock resistance but does not have fire. hence most efficient damage spell would be combination of all elements.
Theoretically I think you might be able to? Can't remember off the top of my head if custom spells have a limit to the number of effects you can have on them. That said, the cost of the spell will skyrocket thanks to all the effects
could you please refrain from use ableism in your videos, like insane, crazy, dumb etc www.autistichoya.com/p/ableist-words-and-terms-to-avoid.html for more info.
I can promise to make a good effort to exclude such language from all of my videos that I create a script for, like my guide videos. Haha, it wasn't too long ago that I made extra effort to use "anyway" instead of "anyways" on these scripted videos and I think that this deserves at least as much effort. That said, I cannot guarantee that I won't occasionally slip up. For what it's worth, I don't believe that I actually use such language in this specific video. However, when it comes to my playthrough videos I cannot keep that promise. While I agree that quite a few terms covered in your linked article are tasteless and I never use them, others are very deeply ingrained on me. I'm not sure if I'm capable of refraining from calling things crazy, whack, insane, nuts, and so on when speaking candidly. To that end, if you, or anyone, decide to not watch my stuff for that reason, I totally understand and I do apologize. I respect that decision in the same way that I would if someone didn't like my using blasphemy, innuendo, or even plain old cursing. Such is the way that folks are and I don't blame them at all for it.
you said insane tho. And glad that you are willing to make the effort, I will too. Great vid as always. Hope you can become big one day, just for the sake of reaching more people that love Morrowind. Would you be interested in making a video about your biggest problems and most fond memories of this game? I for instance dont like the npcs one bit. I walk into the council club in balmora, I talk to the people there, they say their usual stuff that they hate foreigners, then the bartender says, without a hint of sarcasm 'tell your friends about your place' -.-
Oh wow, did I really? Haha, I'm sorry. I even ctrl+f'd through the script to double check. I guess I must have ad-libbed it in there. Anyway, almost two months ago I made like a 20 minute video reminiscing on Morrowind in honor of its 15 year anniversary. I have actually been rolling around the idea of doing a couple videos or so that are more critical on the game. It's fascinating to see how Morrowind's world is designed relative more recent Bethesda games like Skyrim or Fallout 4. It's cool to see how they evolved their design even though their work teams have changed and how they had to work around tech limitations with Morrowind.
You have just blown my mind. Its a sorry existence to live one's life that way, insane, crazy to expect others to obsess over and ban particular words in their vocabulary lest it offend a mongoloid somewhere. Now... that was an example of whereby the word served your rhetoric of ableism, most words however, do not fall into a state of provocation when used in everyday life. Singular words often mean different things and are more often weighted by the words preceding or coming after it. Its all about context, tone, intention and CONTEXT. But ultimately, I think what you just said was daft. You see 'daft' as a micro-aggressive usage of casual ableism. The point is we have different views and we are entirely capable of regulating our language, but to single people out and actively attempt to change their language, their voice; is frankly oppressive.
Fortify attribute by 5 for 1 sec and soul trap on target 1 sec. Aim at your feet. All summons....1 sec soul trap on target 1 sec. This can also be done with all other spells like jump(🦘 fr fr) to keep them permanently as well. All these spells cost nothing almost and can be done pretty much at lvl 1. If you ever want to see an army fight the town guards. 😂
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Spellmaking was hands down my favorite part of Morrowind!
Anton Bonin Absolutely! All of the wild ways you can buff up skills to extreme levels is one of my favorite things about Morrowind. Haha, the only limit is whether or not it crashes the game
@@LyleShnub .. YOUR NOT, TELLING US how to make our own spells! Thats 'BUYING' spells! ANYONE can do that! DAMMIT..
I am just leaving this here: when you delete the original spell you bought (because you made a better version of it or a suitable version) it returns to the mage who sold you the spell.
That's cool. Makes sure that the spell isn't lost forever.
How would that even happen? Like they just sap it out of you?
@@chrissant6277they still know it after they teach it to you,you just forget it and then they can teach it to you again
@@MarsElggase Ah so lore wise Nerevar is just forgetful
@@chrissant6277 he doesn’t use it for a while so he forgets it
As an aside, note that Great House Telvanni also has a lot of people who can help you make spells. And as for spell effects, especially when it comes to Conjuration summons, members of House Telvanni usually sell the strongest spell effects. That said, there are four very useful spells you may want to go out and find that Telvanni doesn't sell. The Tribunal Temple folks in Balmora, in the basement of the Temple, can teach you Almsivi Intervention, Mark, and Recall. There is an NPC in the Ebonheart Imperial Cult who offers Divine Intervention. These spells let you teleport around the map, which is really handy. Almsivi Intervention takes you to the regional Temple, and Divine Intervention takes you to the nearest Imperial Cult shrine. Having both sometimes leads to daisy chains to where you can Almsivi Intervention to one Temple, Divine Intervention to a shrine, and then Almsivi Intervention to another Temple. Mark and Recall are a bit more complicated, but still pretty simple. Mark simply places a "mark" at your current location, and Recall teleports you to that mark. This is handy in a number of ways. You could, for example, Mark the location of your quest giver to Recall to that spot later. Once you advance to very high ranks in the Great House of your choice, you will eventually have a player home built for you, and you can Mark that player home so you can quickly return there and unload excess stuff you can't or aren't going to sell, and gear up for your next adventure.
Lastly, if you miss Fast Travel that bad, you can make a Jump effect with an absurd magnitude for 1 second, as well as a Slowfall 1 pt for 20 seconds spell (NOT ON THE SAME SPELL). By absurd magnitude, I'm talking 200 magnitude or above (can't remember if that's above the vanilla maximum magnitude or not. If it is, plenty of mods increase the limit). This requires a fair amount of work put into your Alteration skill to use consistently, but this basically replicates the effect of the Scroll of Icarian Flight, allowing you to jump a quarter of the way across Vvardenfell in seconds. You do need to cast Slowfall before you land though, or you will die from fall damage. This is an extremely fun way to get around the map. You feel like a character straight from DBZ.
Vanilla limit is 100 magnitude maximum for custom spells
What I liked about Morrowind was that you could make yourself into a literal god, or choose not to. Nothing forced you to make spells or potions with ridiculous numbers, but the option was there.
You can do that in any of the games
@@dillonthevillon3719 You haven't played Skyrim then.
I almost forgot how Skyrim didn't allow custom spellmaking. Such a shame.
I know, right? Especially considering how fun and flashy the spells are in Skyrim
There should be a mod for that. Or they could have thrown it in with the Morrowind DLC
There is mod, search it up
Sebastian Maftei yeah, but not for xbox
indeed, i was highly disappointed when i moved from oblivion to skyrim.
personally i think skyrim did magic the best but i have yet to test morrowind
Don't forget to mention the glitch where you use soul trap on yourself and it's a permanent fortify effect
Oh yeah, I tend to explicitly avoid talking covering much about exploits. Might have to make a video just covering exploits in the game.
@@LyleShnub oh.. Ok you avoided on purpose. Probably to encourage fair game play. I respect that.. Though still curious what your thoughts on why game does this.
I feel i should add that it's not just with fortify effects. Any effect on self can be made permanent with this glitch, including summons
don't forget the glitch that makes the magicka cost reset to zero once it reads 65,535 in the spellmaking interface
Damn, this is the first time I heard about this one. nice!
Spell system in Morrowind makes you feel like a true Wizard - studying magick to be able to do what is considered impossible xD
I am really enjoying this series, as well as your channel. You're straightforward, analytical, and outright. You take the time to add timestamps for convenience. You're enthusiastic and passionate about what you're teaching/explaining. You give detailed formulae for the most simple things. And all this, for a game that came out approx 15 years ago. I can see potential in your channel, and look forward to see what you go on to do.
If I were to add one bit of criticism, it would be to avoid moving as much while recording. Though not very noticeable, you can occasionally hear your voice become echoey/sharper, as you become closer and further away from your microphone. It's something small, but I feel like everyone has the one little thing to improve on.
Like I said, I thoroughly enjoy your channel, and look forward to see what you go on to do.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I definitely agree on the audio occasionally sounding slightly inconsistent. In this video specifically, at around 7:00 in the original recording I slipped up and said "every spell in our spell's skill" rather than "every level". Didn't notice this until I'd already recorded the entirety of the audio, so I went back and re-did that line a few times. Still couldn't quite get it to seamlessly fit back into everything else, even with a little audio processing. I've got a couple ideas now on how to maybe fix issues like that, but I'm also hoping that some time in the future I'll be able to pick up a top tier microphone that will just handle all/most of that for me. Lol, that's how microphones work, right?
Hahaha, sorry, I got a little carried away with details there. I'm always appreciative of criticism, corrections, etc in the form of comments that give me something specific to slowly work towards.
@@LyleShnub Broooo, I didn't even notice, it actually just sounded like you enunciated a bit, that's some pretty good editing considering the fact that I took a digital media course and didn't notice it
How come this video that explains this so clearly, has such few likes versus other videos that are much much worse?! Great video and thank you for clarifying this for me!
Ahh, I'm sure I'll get up there one day. ;) Thanks for the kind words nonetheless
Morrowind is such a gem, I hope they never try and remaster it to be honest, it would be like capturing lightning in a bottle twice.
pretty sure they said they never will remaster it.
but you never know. blizzard also said they will never be able to put out vanilla wow
but its hard to remaster morrowind, part of its charm is bad coding, low draw distance etc...
thats why i think skywind will be failure.
openmw is way to go
I found it to be the most useful mechanic in the game. Made me fall in love with Magicka builds
No other game has made such an awesome mechanic and given as much freedom as spell making in tes:3. I wish it was in skyrim to the same effect.
Since blind in vanilla MW increases hit rate/damage, i guess its pretty worth it to have a fortify blade, blind, chameleon on self for 3 seconds spell.
There are some Penny Dreadfuls (one mana point to cast spells) that are surprisingly useful and can be cast with low skill levels. They only cost 13 gold to have made as well.
-Restore Fatigue 19-20 for one second. Cast this as you're running around and you're always ready for a fight and level Restoration at the same time.
-Restore Strength (or other stat) 19-20 for one second. If your strength is damaged by a Greater Bonewalker 2-3 casts of this will get you back to full strength.
-Levitate 1-1 magnitude for 11 seconds. It will get you to that just out of reach ledge or over the top of a mountain to save a long detour. It also wears off quickly so you aren't stuck in levitate and unable to sneak or rest to restore mana.
-Water Walking for 11 seconds.
-Water Breathing for 11 seconds. It actually lasts longer as it resets your breath to full.
-Summon Bound Weapon for 18 seconds. So long as you have a decent skill level for the weapon not many fights will last longer that 18 seconds. (The enchanted item version of this is even better as it just needs an item that has a capacity of two but will summon for 29 seconds for one enchantment cost, which will regenerate before the spell wears off.)
It's usually a good idea to pick a duration of 2 seconds for quick healing spells and short-duration damage spells instead of 1. Pick half the damage with twice the duration, you end up with a more efficient spell and can still spam it without losing effectivity.
Besides, now I've watched all mechanics videos you released (and put into the mechanics playlist) by now. I really like your presentation style and I hope I could give you a little bit back for your time and effort put into your vids by sending those small comments with maybe useful additional information. I'll put a link to your mechanics series on a german fansite I visit now and then, maybe you'll get a little bit more views from there. That'd be both good for you and any potential viewer. I'm looking forward to see your next releases, they're great. :)
Hahaha, I'm so sorry that your comment here got marked as spam! For whatever reason I decided to check my "marked as spam" comments and saw this one in there alongside bunches of real spam comments for music and a patreon for some person named dominik. Maybe it was certain words used that cause YT to filter it? No clue. Anyway, thank you so much! I glad you like them so much. Lol, funnily enough, when I got back from trip out of town, I decided to look at my traffic sources and actually did see a few hits from a German speaking Elder Scrolls site. Hahaha, it had me wondering how that ended up happening and I guess the mystery has finally been solved!
Funny, I had some Dominik patreon spam comments aswell :D I'm glad I could direct some people to your channel - as I said, I believe it's good for everyone when these vids get more attention. :)
@@LyleShnub Hey Lyle, it's been a while since you've last heard a word from me. I don't have any specific plans so far, but I might be interested in making a morrowind mechanics series in german, basically picking up your work, adding some of the additional information people provided in the comments sections and localizing all of that for a german audience. In case I actually start that project within the next few months - is there a video editing program you can recommend to an absolute beginner, and more importantly: Would you mind the existance of such a copykhajiit project?
Sorry, I meant to get back to you sooner on this, but I think that's a fantastic idea! Localizing information for different languages seems like it could only be a good thing and help more people. Just make sure your own video, especially the graphics and text for formulas. TH-cam might auto-detect it and give you a copyright strike or community strike or something like that.
As for video editing software, I personally use HitFilm Express. It's free and (in my opinion) a little bit more beginner friendly than (also free) DaVinci Resolve.
best guides ever, hands down, undisputed champion! ive watched 3 hours of guides then i found you
Absolutely amazing video! Exactly what I needed, and even had the equations for coding my own stuff. Bloody brilliant!!!
Thank you so much for these videos. I've been wanting to play earlier ES games (so I can better understand the lore and how they've changed with each game) and these have helped a ton with getting through Morrowind more easily.
Thanks for the kind words! Always love to hear about people getting into Morrowind the first time. I'm probably going to go back to try Arena and Daggerfall one of these days too. Never even touched anything pre-Morrowind
Lyle Shnub I'd definitely play those two but currently I'm stuck playing on console until I can get my pc fixed
Ahh, that's a bummer. Well, Morrowind, as well as Oblivion if you're doing backwards compatibility, will offer more than enough to do in the meantime
Definitely
Hey, Lyle.
Thanks a lot for the solid work.
I saw your videos years ago, and now I'm revisiting Morrowind again.
Spreadsheet nerd that I am, these videos are currently required reading :)
these videos are amazing. keep it up :)
Thanks so much! Unfortunately the next one will take longer to get out than I'd like as I've been out of town for the past week, away from my computer.
You know what would be beautiful, if skyrim released spellmaking as a creation club update
There's spell making mods on the nexus
With alchemy, you can pretty much do whatever you want, that is if you increase your int or will you wont have to worry about your spell costs. The price of spells still remains the same and can become extremely expensive the higher the magnitude. You may be able to increase your personality through alchemy and reduce the cost but i havent tried that.
Great series overall! Loving it. But I want to point out that there actually IS a tutorial on enchanting. It's in the manual. Yeah that one thingy no one reads.
Reminded me my idea to make 1 spell from every category that cost exacly 1 mana to cast it in free tine just to learn that specific school of magic XD
Yeah, it can be useful if you don't want to buy training from NPCs. Otherwise, making gold and then buying training is the fastest way to level anything.
True but in early when you aren't good at this game yet and have not as much gold I though it is good idea :3
Also i enchanted 4 items with ranged spells maxing dmg just to let them stay at 1 p cast cost (usualy it was 4) and by throwing enemy in early game bursts of little missils i was surprisingly fast learning enchantment :)
*Spell Cost* (Magicka) is based on the Effect's Base Cost, Range, Magnitude, Duration and Area.
*Spell Chance* is based on Spell Cost, School Level, Willpower, Luck and your current Fatigue ratio.
Spellmake a levitate spell with the largest area keeping the magnitudes at 0
And use it on cliff racers, they can no longer fly
I love how in skyrim you need end game conjuration to have 2 spawns meanwhile in morrowind you can create a spell that summons two creatures super early in the game (it only cost me like 200 gold) 😂 morrowind is goated
After all this years i still can't belive Morrowind was created by 40 people, so complex even for today standards
so ive gone threw several of these guides so far and boy i forgot how indepth games used to be. You didnt zone out you had to do math and .... algebra!!! to figure out some things more than now a days where most of the math is done for you. I missed out on the ES games because i always had playstations if i had a console at all. I think im ganna enjoy playing them. I decided to start at Morrowind and work my way up to ESO I want to see all the stories.
Who thumbed down? I need names
Really wish skyrim had spellmaking. I loved it.
How to restore mana in Morrowind:
Novice: sleep;
Apprentice: drink self-made restore mana potion;
Journeyman: summon creature for a couple of seconds and drain mana from it; bonus point for summoning creature by permanent effect wearable item by equipping it;
Expert: while having absorb spell effect on you, activate tribunal or imperial divines shrine;
Master: drop your intelligence to zero for a moment;
Grand Master: drop your mana below -32000-something
Should I play with spell making at an early level? I made a Nord that is mostly afept at combat, but has destruction as a major skill and restoration as a minor skill. And im level 2 after two play sessions.
What level is your Nord now ?
@@rapidsqualor5367 3... I haven't been playing often, if at all.
you dont need to.
there are plenty of scrolls in game that you can cast with 100% success rate
I have a question for you.. I've been watching your videos and appreciate your ligit gameplay explainions. I'm sure you already know of the (Soul Bound + Attribute increase) permanently boost your attribute when aimed at wall or floor. Since you sound very familiar with the game mechanics; could you explain why this 'glitch' happens? Thank you for your time and awesome videos ;)
Thank you, but I don't really know what causes it to happen - only that it does happen. My best guess is that when soul trap checks to see what soul level a target has for the purposes of storing it in a soul gem, it results in this anomalous interaction. Maybe soul level is technically classified as a hidden attribute? This is just conjecture - I really have no clue, haha
Enjoyed the video.
PaladinMthe13th Thank you for the kind words
Always get a spellmaker with option to barter. Most accept potions so you can sell to get back your gold.
Vivec after I finish making a max damage and radius fire, frost and shock spell: “ha ha I’m in danger”
good quality stuff you got here, keep it up pls :3
Thank you so much for the kind words!
i legit just got my stats maxed out earlier today i could make a destruction spell for example that does 300 points of elemental damage from fire , frost, shock 100 points each but it cost a lot of money which is my biggest set back
Such a broken game
Being able to do anything and everything is great.
I make levitate spells for easier transport that cost 0 to cast.
What? How?
ohhhh what?, skyrim doesn't have spell making system lol D:
Probably necessary to make balancing a little easier, but it's a bummer nonetheless. Hoping it comes back for TES6!
I love these videos!
Thank you!
I just discovered your channel, and I have one VERY important question.
What is the class discription for The Wiz class?
Hahaha, if I thought to write one, it would probably be something about Richard Pryor
Can you explain the "area" modifier, is not clear how it work on target and touch spells
A bit late here, but if you mean simply the cost, then adding area effects makes an on touch/ranged spell more costly in both gold when created and magicka when cast, as well as being more difficult to cast.
As Lyle mentioned when discussing setting any value in general to 0, not adding any area effect, will still calculate hold/magicka cost and difficulty as if it was set to 1 (as in 1 foot), similar to the formula for “on self” spells (which can’t have area effects).
Experiment with it to see the concrete magnitudes in the game itself for specific examples.
I strongly recommend that you add area effects to any on target open spell, simply because it can otherwise be very tricky to hit exactly the right spot on a locked container. To keep costs down, consider adding a varied magnitude.
Open and telekinesis spells can be useful for “clumsy thieves” (i.e. those without good sneak and/or chameleon), since you can steal when blocked from view by pillars, furniture, or other features of the environment, without having anything invested in stealth or security.
Such “remote thieving” also means that you will be at a safe distance from the harmful effects from traps on chests/doors, and so don’t have to worry about setting them off or disarming them.
A good example is that you can easily get the Sword of White Woe from a guard tower in Balmora using telekinesis from behind a pillar, giving you a useful, early game ebony broadsword which drains opponents’ health.
Hehe 2:15 “Engraved Ring of healing”
I was watching thinking
Why doe this guy sound familiar?
Then i looked at the channel
It might be my fault but I really just cannot get into being a mage in Morrowind lol. Spellmaking is fun but I found myself enjoying being a stealthy short blade assassin more than anything else in Morrowind.
1:18 what mod makes buildings look like this
How long to I keep using a spell before it works properly
You can get a rough idea of your cast chance by looking at the orange-red bar under its icon in the UI when you have a spell equipped. There's several factors for determining cast chance, but probably the most important is the spell's school. One skill level in the corresponding school gets you +1% cast chance.
Is it possible to create a recall on touch/target spell to cast on npcs or enemies?
I always found it odd from Daggerfall to Morrowind that you need to find a special person to make a spell, but the spell you make is effected by *your* stats. The spell maker clearly doesn't make the spell, so why must you go to them?
My personal explanation is that the spell maker uses those stats as a measure of your own ability to safely harness magic. They want to make sure you're able to come back for more business.
Does a touch spell with 0 area work?!?!???!?
You watched that video where the guy nukes Balmora didn't you?
It seem that all the morrowind magic system did was let you choose how much magicka to spend and thus how much damage the spell would do.
Spells do more than damage. Teleporting, shielding, turning invisible, flying, turning enemy spells into more mana or turning them back on the casters, all sorts of stuff.
Was "Check a look" at about 10:33 intentional? I'm not trying to chastise you or anything like that, I'm just wondering. Also, I found out about the reply problem. Turns out I made it so people couldn't reply to my posts at one point, but I can't figure out how to change it back again, and I'm not sure if it's my own incompetence, or Google+ just being bad. The new settings does seem a lot harder to find what you're looking for, so it might not be just me being dumb.
Still don't know what "Area" is...
Most efficient damage spell?
shock, because least npc's have resistance to it.
fire is worst because majority of npc's are dunmer which have resistance to fire.
but again, you might see a nord that has shock resistance but does not have fire.
hence most efficient damage spell would be combination of all elements.
Bitter Cup challenge attain luck from the Bitter Cup
I think Morrowind is my favorite TES game...
fortify mantu for EXTRA SUPPORT
I really hope someone will respond. So if i want to i can make a spell that just instantly give me a full set of bound arnour and a bound bow?
Theoretically I think you might be able to? Can't remember off the top of my head if custom spells have a limit to the number of effects you can have on them. That said, the cost of the spell will skyrocket thanks to all the effects
@@LyleShnub hmmm interesting. Thanks.
That formula for spell gold cost can't be right, I have a spell with 789 magicka cost and I spent 40k on it. Ver. 1.6
Try spell crafting with ONE MILLION INTELLIGENCE
Emm.. But intelligence don't count when you making a new spell. Willpower do.
And stats more that 50.000 crash game engine. Sry.
Илья Кокоев woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooosh
Im getting a degree in Morrowind
Why didn't you give the ring to Fargoth? :(
ikr, you can literally steal it back AND take his gold stash if you give it back. smh.
Can someone explain to my stupid ass on how to read formula's properly.
It reads as "formulae" yw
thanks ma nigga
no
spell making ruins mage class
How so?
could you please refrain from use ableism in your videos, like insane, crazy, dumb etc www.autistichoya.com/p/ableist-words-and-terms-to-avoid.html for more info.
I can promise to make a good effort to exclude such language from all of my videos that I create a script for, like my guide videos. Haha, it wasn't too long ago that I made extra effort to use "anyway" instead of "anyways" on these scripted videos and I think that this deserves at least as much effort. That said, I cannot guarantee that I won't occasionally slip up. For what it's worth, I don't believe that I actually use such language in this specific video.
However, when it comes to my playthrough videos I cannot keep that promise. While I agree that quite a few terms covered in your linked article are tasteless and I never use them, others are very deeply ingrained on me. I'm not sure if I'm capable of refraining from calling things crazy, whack, insane, nuts, and so on when speaking candidly. To that end, if you, or anyone, decide to not watch my stuff for that reason, I totally understand and I do apologize. I respect that decision in the same way that I would if someone didn't like my using blasphemy, innuendo, or even plain old cursing. Such is the way that folks are and I don't blame them at all for it.
you said insane tho. And glad that you are willing to make the effort, I will too. Great vid as always. Hope you can become big one day, just for the sake of reaching more people that love Morrowind. Would you be interested in making a video about your biggest problems and most fond memories of this game? I for instance dont like the npcs one bit. I walk into the council club in balmora, I talk to the people there, they say their usual stuff that they hate foreigners, then the bartender says, without a hint of sarcasm 'tell your friends about your place' -.-
Oh wow, did I really? Haha, I'm sorry. I even ctrl+f'd through the script to double check. I guess I must have ad-libbed it in there.
Anyway, almost two months ago I made like a 20 minute video reminiscing on Morrowind in honor of its 15 year anniversary. I have actually been rolling around the idea of doing a couple videos or so that are more critical on the game. It's fascinating to see how Morrowind's world is designed relative more recent Bethesda games like Skyrim or Fallout 4. It's cool to see how they evolved their design even though their work teams have changed and how they had to work around tech limitations with Morrowind.
6:17 hope you are doing well
You have just blown my mind. Its a sorry existence to live one's life that way, insane, crazy to expect others to obsess over and ban particular words in their vocabulary lest it offend a mongoloid somewhere.
Now... that was an example of whereby the word served your rhetoric of ableism, most words however, do not fall into a state of provocation when used in everyday life. Singular words often mean different things and are more often weighted by the words preceding or coming after it.
Its all about context, tone, intention and CONTEXT.
But ultimately, I think what you just said was daft. You see 'daft' as a micro-aggressive usage of casual ableism. The point is we have different views and we are entirely capable of regulating our language, but to single people out and actively attempt to change their language, their voice; is frankly oppressive.
Fortify attribute by 5 for 1 sec and soul trap on target 1 sec. Aim at your feet.
All summons....1 sec soul trap on target 1 sec.
This can also be done with all other spells like jump(🦘 fr fr) to keep them permanently as well. All these spells cost nothing almost and can be done pretty much at lvl 1. If you ever want to see an army fight the town guards. 😂