I loved the part when you skipped the whole questline and just go "I'm gonna kill Dagoth Ur" and used a failsafe path to do it, such grand and intoxicating determination xD
@@jubbalubby This was both stupid and impressive, I really liked that twist of évent I really recommend that you try to do the "normal" quest path one day tho, just for yourself I mean, it would be sad to not see the real story itself
theres a lot of throw away lines he says that make me laugh hearing them coming from a zoomer "thats the easiest paycheck i ever got" "ive played a lot of old rpg's... like fallout" "I believe this is a fundamental misunderstanding of the game's mechanics"
Bethesda's combat has really gone downhill since the removal of the hit chance mechanic. Leveling weapon skills is less meaningful, but more importantly, enemies have become damage sponges. Morrowind's mechanics provided a much better way to balance combat.
I think it would be better if instead of hit chance, it is based on animations and crit chance. For ecample at level 1 with a greatsword you can only swing it like a bat, being slow and not duing much damage, but at high levels it could do precise and fast swings that do more damage with the posibility of doing a crit.
@@jubbalubby I guess not being able to wit isn't THAT important late game, but I'd tell others to be careful in cramped spaces so you don't get stuck in the ceiling...
You can make a ring of infinite stamina at any enchanter for like 150 gold.. Restore Fatigue is the cheapest spell in game because the devs didn't want people to be crippled because of not having stamina. half of the ingedients in game make restore stamina potions. The fighters guild GIVES OUT RESTORE STAMINA POTIONS FOR FREE. there is no reason to mod more restoration
If you realy want to and have the gold you can also make a permanent enchanted item regen fatigue 1-3 Points. You will never need potions or a restoration item ever again. If you want to get even more broken stack health regen as well and become immortal.
What enchant r u using? I find active stamina enchants arent sufficient at low value values and durations. I usually go for a reastore 50 for 6 secs costing around 10k gold and pop it when an encounter starts for a full bar until i can afford the constant 3 points later on.
"Never use the dagger on the table, it's a noob trap" My brother in ALMSIVI, you are a Dunmer, you should be using your +10 Short Blade bonus, not some clunky claymore like a dirty Nord. Short Blade is GOATed, attacks very fast and has very little weight. Plus the Ebony Shortsword is the SEXIEST weapon in the entire game and you can get a Saint's Black Sword within 10 minutes of leaving Seyda Neen.
I played this when I was like 13 when it released. I probably put 2k hours into it, on and off, over 3 years. Didnt find the dwemer cube until a few months before Oblivion came out...
Fun fact- any run that skips the Limeware platter is considered non-canon and invalid. As is any run that uses any mod. The intended gameplay experience is on the Xbox, with the Duke controller.
@@jubbalubby I think the fact that I had played the launch versions of Daggerfall and Redguard made it more palatable for me as a youngin. And I mean, you can still make an Athletics spell so powerful you bounce around the Balmora mages guild bottom level three times and clip out of the map, so the TRUE Morrowind experience is still in there.
Going with the official histories of ALMSIVI, eh? We all know Vivec murdered Nerevar at the urging of Almalexia. "Murder Most Foul" in The Sermons of Vivec
Cool to see the younglings re visiting the classics. Have you gotten around to knights of the old republic my man? Or jedi Knight series for that matter.
@@jubbalubby Nice one man. I know you cant do everything but if you get around to jedi knight series one day, even if its like 10 years from now, worth a look. Edit, spelling.
My first Bethesda game was Daggerfall. It looks like action combat on the surface, but it is actually based on old school RPG dice rolls, so it is a traditional CRPG masquerading as an action game. Morrowind kept this system, but it changed with Oblivion. I prefer the old system. If you like Morrowind and want even more depth to RPG systems, you might like Daggerfall. If you want an idea for a video on this channel, a run through of Daggerfall's initial tutorial dungeon always makes for a good video. Watching modern gamers confront a proper old school dungeon is entertaining. You might have better success than usual with it since you are comfortable with Morrowind's combat system. Daggerfall isn't great for exploration since it is almost entirely procedurally generated, but there is a lot of fun to be had in figuring out how the game works and mastering it. If only Bethesda games now had even half the systemic depth of Daggerfall... Well, I can dream, can't I?
Somewhere down the line, I would love to tackle Daggerfall. Just like Morrowind, I've heard great things about it but rn I'm on Bethesda cool down. Playing their older games make me so depressed thinking about the current ones. But I share your dream, I hope one day Bethesda can actually tap into their true potential and deliver some genre defining works like they once did.
@@jubbalubby It's not a minmaxing thing, but just a common trap new players fall into. You don't want acrobatics or athletics in major skills unless you really KNOW what you're doing.
Acrobatics and Athletics aren’t even that bad those being the 2 you chose to call out over speechcraft and mercantile which no offense with scamp and mudcrab merchant is imo completely useless in morrowind.
@@HopeforDespair They were useful back before the internet, when the mudcrab merchent was just a playground rumor. I understand that nowadays it's pretty useless but from a game-design perspective they are valid for 99% of players.
I loved the part when you skipped the whole questline and just go "I'm gonna kill Dagoth Ur" and used a failsafe path to do it, such grand and intoxicating determination xD
At first it was curiosity, and then when I couldn't beat him I wanted to see if I could. And the fact that it's possible blew me away
@@jubbalubby This was both stupid and impressive, I really liked that twist of évent
I really recommend that you try to do the "normal" quest path one day tho, just for yourself I mean, it would be sad to not see the real story itself
I'm going through it normally rn, its really well written I love it
@@jubbalubby Your journey to becoming a hortator is deeply respected by us all.
Such a grand and intoxicating innocence.
theres a lot of throw away lines he says that make me laugh hearing them coming from a zoomer
"thats the easiest paycheck i ever got"
"ive played a lot of old rpg's... like fallout"
"I believe this is a fundamental misunderstanding of the game's mechanics"
Glad you enjoy my zooming. Btw Fallout 1 is old af that shit is my age
Bethesda's combat has really gone downhill since the removal of the hit chance mechanic. Leveling weapon skills is less meaningful, but more importantly, enemies have become damage sponges. Morrowind's mechanics provided a much better way to balance combat.
I think it would be better if instead of hit chance, it is based on animations and crit chance. For ecample at level 1 with a greatsword you can only swing it like a bat, being slow and not duing much damage, but at high levels it could do precise and fast swings that do more damage with the posibility of doing a crit.
It could also have better combos the higher the level
My man did permenant levitation? Uh oh.
At least it's not permanent Waterwalking...
yeah its like why would i walk anymore if i can fly
@@jubbalubby I guess not being able to wit isn't THAT important late game, but I'd tell others to be careful in cramped spaces so you don't get stuck in the ceiling...
as a fellow zoomer who is discovering morrowind as well, i gotta say, morrowind is in fact better
You can make a ring of infinite stamina at any enchanter for like 150 gold.. Restore Fatigue is the cheapest spell in game because the devs didn't want people to be crippled because of not having stamina. half of the ingedients in game make restore stamina potions. The fighters guild GIVES OUT RESTORE STAMINA POTIONS FOR FREE. there is no reason to mod more restoration
If you realy want to and have the gold you can also make a permanent enchanted item regen fatigue 1-3 Points. You will never need potions or a restoration item ever again. If you want to get even more broken stack health regen as well and become immortal.
What enchant r u using? I find active stamina enchants arent sufficient at low value values and durations.
I usually go for a reastore 50 for 6 secs costing around 10k gold and pop it when an encounter starts for a full bar until i can afford the constant 3 points later on.
@@floatyperson1979 Try passive/constant enchantment not activated
"Never use the dagger on the table, it's a noob trap"
My brother in ALMSIVI, you are a Dunmer, you should be using your +10 Short Blade bonus, not some clunky claymore like a dirty Nord. Short Blade is GOATed, attacks very fast and has very little weight. Plus the Ebony Shortsword is the SEXIEST weapon in the entire game and you can get a Saint's Black Sword within 10 minutes of leaving Seyda Neen.
Nuh uh, Long Blade good, me swing strong, enemies die quick ez game
Best short blade in the game is pretty broken you get it from the last quest for morag tong which you can do off rip if you wanted
played this recently too. it was good to visit a game world that has some effort put into having unique culture and architecture
I played this when I was like 13 when it released. I probably put 2k hours into it, on and off, over 3 years. Didnt find the dwemer cube until a few months before Oblivion came out...
Oh how I know that feel
What Dwemer cube?
Fun fact- any run that skips the Limeware platter is considered non-canon and invalid.
As is any run that uses any mod. The intended gameplay experience is on the Xbox, with the Duke controller.
I'd sleep on lego before subjecting myself to the Xbox port of Morrowind
@@jubbalubby I think the fact that I had played the launch versions of Daggerfall and Redguard made it more palatable for me as a youngin.
And I mean, you can still make an Athletics spell so powerful you bounce around the Balmora mages guild bottom level three times and clip out of the map, so the TRUE Morrowind experience is still in there.
*morrowzoomer
Going with the official histories of ALMSIVI, eh? We all know Vivec murdered Nerevar at the urging of Almalexia. "Murder Most Foul" in The Sermons of Vivec
Then immediately murdering Vivec, poetic lol
Cool to see the younglings re visiting the classics. Have you gotten around to knights of the old republic my man? Or jedi Knight series for that matter.
KOTR 1&2 are both on my list, just gotta find the time to do them
@@jubbalubby Nice one man. I know you cant do everything but if you get around to jedi knight series one day, even if its like 10 years from now, worth a look. Edit, spelling.
kotor and jedi academy are top games
I remember breaking this game when I was growing up… good memories! Just use the Axe n an army of deadric summons!
Breaking the game is almost encouraged. Isn't that what the morrowind main character would be capable of doing anyways?
10:02 Always keep a restore strength potion on you
My first Bethesda game was Daggerfall. It looks like action combat on the surface, but it is actually based on old school RPG dice rolls, so it is a traditional CRPG masquerading as an action game. Morrowind kept this system, but it changed with Oblivion. I prefer the old system. If you like Morrowind and want even more depth to RPG systems, you might like Daggerfall. If you want an idea for a video on this channel, a run through of Daggerfall's initial tutorial dungeon always makes for a good video. Watching modern gamers confront a proper old school dungeon is entertaining. You might have better success than usual with it since you are comfortable with Morrowind's combat system. Daggerfall isn't great for exploration since it is almost entirely procedurally generated, but there is a lot of fun to be had in figuring out how the game works and mastering it. If only Bethesda games now had even half the systemic depth of Daggerfall... Well, I can dream, can't I?
Somewhere down the line, I would love to tackle Daggerfall. Just like Morrowind, I've heard great things about it but rn I'm on Bethesda cool down. Playing their older games make me so depressed thinking about the current ones. But I share your dream, I hope one day Bethesda can actually tap into their true potential and deliver some genre defining works like they once did.
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a good video earns views/likes
a history of good videos earns subs
- watches video
- sees you made athletics and acrobatics major and minor skills
- dies from cringe
- I'm sorry muthsera, you really f'd up.
Why? I've been playing this game for two decades and I still don't understand this opinion.
cuz I didn't mixmax my build from the moment I typed in the name of my character
@@jubbalubby It's not a minmaxing thing, but just a common trap new players fall into. You don't want acrobatics or athletics in major skills unless you really KNOW what you're doing.
Acrobatics and Athletics aren’t even that bad those being the 2 you chose to call out over speechcraft and mercantile which no offense with scamp and mudcrab merchant is imo completely useless in morrowind.
@@HopeforDespair They were useful back before the internet, when the mudcrab merchent was just a playground rumor. I understand that nowadays it's pretty useless but from a game-design perspective they are valid for 99% of players.