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advancedhero: Hopefully it will get more challenging thouhg.
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OneFiercePuppy: It really won't. Morrowind isn't a hard game once you get going, though it *can* be a hard game to get going. Once you've gotten to where you're at, you pretty much have unlimited money and you can kill just about anything at any time. Mostly you'll only die from bad falls and the occasional surprise gangland assassination when six high-level Daedra show up. At this point, you can sit back and just explore all the amazing detail of the game.

If you have the two official expansions (and you should get them if you don't) then there'll be quite a lot of fun to be had in Solstheim and Mournhold. Enjoy ^_^

EDIT: GODDAMMIT Fenix this is like the fifth time you've ninjad me. Teach me your sneaky Czech ways!
How the hell do I tell what time it is!? :P Oblivion had a little cycle thing on the screen, I got nothing here. XD I'm waiting for something at night but I have no clue if its dusk or dawn.
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tinyE: How the hell do I tell what time it is!? :P Oblivion had a little cycle thing on the screen, I got nothing here. XD I'm waiting for something at night but I have no clue if its dusk or dawn.
...have you tried looking outdoors to see if it is dark? Is there one giant light in the sky, or many small ones?
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tinyE: How the hell do I tell what time it is!? :P Oblivion had a little cycle thing on the screen, I got nothing here. XD I'm waiting for something at night but I have no clue if its dusk or dawn.
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OneFiercePuppy: ...have you tried looking outdoors to see if it is dark? Is there one giant light in the sky, or many small ones?
Good idea. Later on though I would imagine there are times when I want to 'wait' till a specific time and late night and early morning can look almost identical.
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tinyE: Later on though I would imagine there are times when I want to 'wait' till a specific time and late night and early morning can look almost identical.
That's true, though I thought (don't actually have a computer with Morrowind installed handy to check) that starting to rest would display the time in 24-hr format
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tinyE: Later on though I would imagine there are times when I want to 'wait' till a specific time and late night and early morning can look almost identical.
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OneFiercePuppy: That's true, though I thought (don't actually have a computer with Morrowind installed handy to check) that starting to rest would display the time in 24-hr format
Well it's not like there are time limits or anything. XD If I miss something at a certain time I'll just try it again the next night. :D
If you rest for an hour it might show you the time, If I remember right.

*Oh, OneFiercePuppy already seemed to have answered that.
Post edited June 05, 2015 by bad_fur_day1
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OneFiercePuppy: EDIT: GODDAMMIT Fenix this is like the fifth time you've ninjad me. Teach me your sneaky Czech ways!
I'm bored. I'm very competent at being actively bored.

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OneFiercePuppy: That's true, though I thought (don't actually have a computer with Morrowind installed handy to check) that starting to rest would display the time in 24-hr format
Yup, pressing the rest key will bring up the rest menu with current time and date
Waited till nightfall and my FPS crashed. SHIT.

This shouldn't be happening.
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tinyE: Waited till nightfall and my FPS crashed. SHIT.

This shouldn't be happening.
Are you playing on a graphing calculator? There's basically nothing still running that should have a hard time playing Morrowind >.> I got a $300 laptop four years ago that cries every time it has to boot Windows and it'll still handle Morrowind. There must be something wrong with your machine, or a horrible incompatibility with Morrowind somehow.
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tinyE: Waited till nightfall and my FPS crashed. SHIT.

This shouldn't be happening.
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OneFiercePuppy: Are you playing on a graphing calculator? There's basically nothing still running that should have a hard time playing Morrowind >.> I got a $300 laptop four years ago that cries every time it has to boot Windows and it'll still handle Morrowind. There must be something wrong with your machine, or a horrible incompatibility with Morrowind somehow.
That's why it shouldn't be happening. XD
I loaded it with mods and I'm tweeking those right now.
The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind is the best game I have ever played and I played nearly all the well known games and a lot of unheard ones, even some unreleased ones too.
And I own 4(four) copies of it :)

I first saw its first teaser screenshot (a silt strider standing in probably in Ald'ruhn under magical many colored evening sky) in a gaming magazine from a more civilized age, cd's were new and people were making games because they loved making games. After two years I think it was released, and was not available in my country, anywhere but pirated. I was lucky, a few weeks later I went to Italy and there it was: A beautiful sandy brown colored box which look like an old tome. And it supported English too! I immediately bought. I got a new computer just to play it and guess what, the 3dfx card came with a copy of Morrowind! I played it every year finishing average 4 times a year for 5 years. Along the way, the expansions were released. I got them. They re released it in GOTY edition, I got it to protect my original cds. And recently I got The Elder Scrolls Anthology, which also includes Morrowind and expansions!

Morrowind is such a game that, one who does not pay attention to detail will not enjoy half of it. Every house you walk in, every tiny NPC you talk is interesting in some way and most have a different thing to say. Vvardenfel is such a unique and magical fantasy setting that I have yet to see another remotely close feel.
The ash storms and the voice of the wind while you try to reach the camp, a bright starry night at Vivec, creaking wooden platforms and boggy surroundings of Seyda Neen, unique plant life modt of which you can actually collect, make porions or place in patterns with obsession, cities really feeling like cities teeming with life, a unique meaningful and deep story, books and books of history(most of which were present in Arena and Daggerfall but still...), distinct items which reflect the world perfecly, artifacts, guilds(each one is worth a seperate rpg game) and the Great Houses with their own intrigues, ideas and in and inter house conflicts( comes with great replayability ;), politics, cult of the Tribunal and the pilgrimage... I can go on for days and ı would still have lot to tell. And the Combat system was not some "random clicks" as somebody here mentioned, it was controlled by your movement keys plus the attack button, producing different strike styles for each movement and each weapon had seperate damages for each strike. A fully customizable "free" magic system was present(which was gradually watered down in each TES game to some flashy limited spells in Skyrim) in which you could do some pretty crazy(and sometimes gamebreaking and like cheating) things. Journal was flavorful and a joy to read. There were no "waypoints", just your good old journal with hardcore pathfinding and asking for directions and a few common landmarks. This was a true "roleplaying game".I can go on for days and will still have something more to say. Forgive me for the things I forgot to mention.

To those who didn't play: Please play this game and play right. Savor the moment, talk the people and in the eightbabd one's names read the books!

Oh I forgot the best feature was the adorable, magnificent cliff racers!


I am looking forward to buy my 5th Morrowind from GoG! ;)
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Praymettin: And I own 4(four) copies of it :)
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I am looking forward to buy my 5th Morrowind from GoG! ;)
^This :)

Four copies aren't that many, though. (Do you know the modder and mod reviewer Darkelfguy?)
I was so unbelievably overpowered in this. Completely invisible, could fly, had 100 stats in everything and had a 75 points of fire damage per second sword.
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Praymettin: The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind is the best game I have ever played and
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I am looking forward to buy my 5th Morrowind from GoG! ;)
I love your passion for this game, I hope some day is released here in GOG. :)
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Praymettin: And I own 4(four) copies of it :)
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I am looking forward to buy my 5th Morrowind from GoG! ;)
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0Grapher: ^This :)

Four copies aren't that many, though. (Do you know the modder and mod reviewer Darkelfguy?)
Then I'll make sure to buy another Morrowind GoTY edition when it is released on GoG :) Along with a number of gift codes for my uncorrupted friends XD.

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Praymettin: The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind is the best game I have ever played and
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I am looking forward to buy my 5th Morrowind from GoG! ;)
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gogamess: I love your passion for this game, I hope some day is released here in GOG. :)
And I forgot to mention those beautiful musics! I should be put behind the Ghost Fence!