@@voxbox4571 Oh I remember just how broken that game was. You remember the spell Sanctuary? How you could literally stack so much that could fight ANYTHING naked save the last boss of Bloodmoon, Dagoth Ur and Almalexia? You could make some REALLY disgusting spells in that game. You could tell Bethesda was just flinging anything at the old Gamebyro engine to see if it would stick. 🤣🤣
Damn it! This comment makes me feel old. It made me realize that the first time I remember seeing Willem Dafoe was in Mississippi Burning. And the first time I remember seeing Christian bale was Newsies. Btw, if you haven't seen Newsies, DON'T!
"Do you like Llewelyn the Nightingale? His early stuff is a little too last-gen for me, but when Tale of the Tongues came out in 202, I feel he really came into his own, commercially and artistically.
"Do you like Llewelyn the Nightingale? His early stuff is a little too last-gen for me, but when Tale of the Tongues came out in 202, I feel he really came into his own, commercially and artistically."
"You like Bethesda's Games?" "Um, they're okay." "Their early work was a little too Dagothwave for my taste. But when Oblivion came out in '06, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically."
@@langtonyeah9669 Who the hell misses hits in morrowind? The only way to consistently miss is fighting an enemy way beyond your level or you fucked up and are using a weapon that you have next to no proficiency in.
Look at that character creator has a PIP data transfer mode, the interconnectedness of the storylines makes it hard to tell which quest is even being done with all the plots weaving together in an intricate way, the world is vibrant and varied with no two corners being the same, oh my god, it doesn't even need a patch.
This hurts me, simply because I'm that Morrowind player, but not just that Morrowind player, but the one who played it as a kid, never got past Balmora, forgot about it after Oblivion came out, remembered it after having beaten Skyrim six times, and then went back and beat it for the first time with a broken magic archer build. Morrowind is my favorite by the way.
I screwed around and still had a blast. It was only years later (post-Oblivion, pre-Skyrim) that I went back and actually did the story. Screwing about was far more fun tbh and it is a time-honored TES tradition that I have done ever since
Same story with New Vegas for me. I never came even close to finishing it for years despite numerous restarts because somewhere along the way I did the wrong thing, and without the DLC. Then I bought the four story DLCs and finished it in a 2 month binge. I've been trying to start on Morrowind but I just have the console version, which I've been told is worse than just not playing it due to bugs. I'll probably download it on steam later though.
@@redeye4516 Sounds like you also missed out on the free anniversary copy Bethesda was giving out at one point, definitely worth buying, you won't regret it.
@@cleverman383 I know daggerfall only from yt videos and have played morrowind as briefly as skyrim (not in my type). But where is that line of difference that makes rpg of morrowind yet denies it for skyrim? In my opinion none of those game are rpg. Those are action games with light touch of rpg mechanics.
@@kevinbeck8836 He's playing a sociopath, they can describe murder in the same tone as describing their morning coffee. OT: To think, DiCaprio almost played Patrick. So glad it went to Bale instead, I've never seen it but glad Titanic was made just to have him elsewhere. Leo's a great actor but Bale is Bateman.
I recently installed Morrowind. Slaying the assassin who tried to kill me in my sleep was no major trouble, but the old lady's cave rats have proven to be a nigh insurmontable foe
In balmora, go find the merchant on the north side (?) that sells a paralyzing sword/short sword. Grab a demon tanto, maybe go to a daedric altar and steal something, kill the guy that spawns, see if you can snag yourself early daedric weapons. Works a treat but it's a little... rigged in your favor. Also if you manage to get lvl 101+ enchanting, enchanted items cost almost nothing to use, so you can make a belt of death.
I'll boot it up every few weeks, forget what quest I'm working on and just kinda wander around balmora until someone gets a reason to kill me, still pretty fun tho.
Oblivion was my first TES, idk but the way everything writing/characters/art direction/soundtrack comes together will likely keep it as my favourite TES too......until Skyblivion releases!
Skyrim is a shooter game with swords, bows and spells that awkwardly tries to be an rpg Morrowind is more like a tabletop rpg simulator that awkwardly tries to be in realtime & first person I Love em both
I agree. They both have their place (though Morrowind's better! :P). Oblivion on the other hand... It was a massive downgrade from Morrowind and a prototype of Skyrim. It had it's moments, but overall it is a total Red-Headed Stepchild.
Skyrim is more an RPG than Morrowank ever was. The sad part is you actually believe that it isnt simply because you're a giant baby who wont stop crying about not getting sucked off by a dark elf
@@victorkreig6089 Lol. Why have to choose a role to play in an RPG when you can play them all simultaneously from the very beginning and are handheld through the whole experience, right? Doesn't sound very much like roleplaying but it does very much sound like modern gaming. I'm glad you enjoyed the uh...the cool sword swinging you can do with 2 hands I guess? Those cutscene animation kills sure did look impressive. Didn't do much to support my roleplaying experience though. Of course, after modding the shit out of Skyrim to have skill systems, HUD, and inventory more akin to its predecessors it was a very fun game for a few hours. Looks pretty compared to older ones I guess. Not being able to kill essential NPCs though? Heavily restricts my ability to roleplay in a roleplaying game.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of older games like Morrowind. But the combat in that game feels like trying to fight someone in a dream, like punching smoke.
@@schigeraXD I wish they'd allow it on console like they have for Skyrim and Fallout 4. I can imagine the fun I'd have moding the shit out of Oblivion and New Vegas on Xbox.
Like someone else said use your weapons that are high skilled. Don't use a weapon for a level 5 skill you will alot. But a weapon for a level 35 weapon skill you won't miss as much but level it up and you will hit a lot more. You have to go train your skills up. Mainly work on your major and minor skills, get stronger then go level up other skills but training with gold or practice on something really weak when you get stronger. Morrowind is where it is at. There's alot of alot of different awesome things about morrowind, like the fact that you can kill any storyline npc, you just won't beat the game until you reload an old file that has the npc still alive. That's just one thing. There more though, go out and find them! Come back and share! Have fun.
I mean I'm still missing a lot with 50+ longsword skill and agility and full fatigue, kind of awkward just watching my sword swing through a damn worm and do nothing, but that's not really that big of a deal imo its just a weird cross between old school roll based combat and the more modern elder scrolls design that doesnt really mesh well But using fatigue just to run around at more than a snail's pace is awful, since it's required to do pretty much anything, and even with it the running is awfully slow. Light armor and speeds around 70 with conjured boots up, still feelsbad and the environment isn't very nice to look at while you're crawling along(not bad for the time tbh, but environment just feels kind of desolate and empty compared to newer graphics). It makes me wish there was more fast travel options just because of how awful the running feels and bad the environment looks, whereas in skyrim or eso half the time I don't even use the fast travel because just wandering and exploring is so neat
>Re-release Skyrim 20 times across different consoles >Won't remaster morrowind because he knows it will destroy Guyrim's reputation and he'll actually have to put effort into the next elder scrolls release Bravo Todd
Bugthesda: don't worry about a bug that will cripple the entire game, we'll fix it later. Don't worry I'll compensate you for lunch later. Also bugthesda: wanna buy Skyrim for the 6th time?
"so you don't like Morrowind?" "I killed a random wizard in my first quest and it screwed evrything." "But you leveled walking and jumping to 100. Nice."
Playing Morrowind for the first time and boy let me tell you coming from Skyrim it took a few hours of getting used to. Really good game if you give it a chance.
*Bethesda* “Let’s see obsidian’s RPG” *Slides over New vegas* “Look at that immaculate off color story telling… The tasteful originality of it….. Oh God…. It even has choices that actually effect the game world…..” “Bethesda, are you all right? You’re sweating…..”
@ChewBubblegum I’m personally not a fan of 2D 3rd person games. Never really was. Video games were a HUGE leap in early 2000’s when they got away from that, never really cared about them until after 3D came along, except for 2d strategy games. Still I understand the older games had much better stories, just never could get into the gameplay mechanics
@@theta_clips New Vegas is great compared to Morrowind, at least your character actually plays an important role in the story without the "YuR tEh ChOsEn OnE," bullshit.
@@darthkenobi6726 The point of the main story of Morrowind is that you don't know with certainty whether the prophecy is at play or if it's just a string of coincedences.
"I need reservations for two at Eight plates tonight." "Something romantic? " "No, silly. Forget it. I'll make them myself." "I'll do it." "No. No. Just be a doll and get me a Cyrodilic brandy okay? "
@@samuelmax8739 I actually recommend to start with Baldur´s Gate 2 sice it´s way closer to Dragon age experience. You won´t regret this. It´s an awesome game!
Eh, Dragon Age 2 /Inquisition players maybe. Dragon Age Origins was fantastic and honestly the last game ever to have that distinct old Bioware feel. It's such a travesty what happened to that series, heck, what happened to Bioware. It's just a name now. None of the people who made that company great and made their games special work there anymore. The EAxodus of talent leads to the EAuillotine.
Great video, funny idea. Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim. There is so much to experience and explore that in all 3 games I never got more than half way through the main quest line. I still play Skyrim a lot and I love it. Oblivion was such a beautiful world compared to the older games. But I still catch myself dreaming about something in Morrowind or creating something in the Construction Set. I was 34 when it came out and I played it for 20.000+ hours. Morrowind is still my favourite, despite its combat system and the "old" graphics. Morrowind took the concept of "freedom" in the gameplay to a level the next two games couldn't quite compete with (although they did well).
@@saladasagrada6722 First one for me was Morrowind too. I didn't find them either that fast but the exploration and just the fact i was able to do anything was entertaining enough to keep me in it. Checking the crates and finding out theres random spawns of goods. Claiming any home as your own with force and taking everything in it. Discovering all the spells and trying to figure out what they do. Collecting all the weapons and spells, and getting all the different conjuring spells to see what creatures you can summon.
I think a lot of people who play Morrowind for the first time have issues with swinging and missing. Here are some tips. 1. Make sure you sink a decent amount of skill points into a particular weapon type in the beginning and use weapons from that weapon type. 2. MAKE SURE YOUR STAMINA METER IS AS FULL AS POSSIBLE. That little green meter is the gatekeeper to how much fun you have in the game.
We have lots of new releases for skyrim but only this weird 2021 makes a 20th anniversary edition of morrowind not entirely a grand and intoxicating innocence
I was a Morrowind player and the the thing about the new gen is that they find it difficult to navigate with the map we had to put up when we played. We would get vague details about the places we would need to visit, even if you get there you'd miss the caves and whatnot if don't pay attention. Man I love morrowind. It gives me a sense of Reality when we had to navigate and couldn't Mark the places in the map. You'd feel like an archeologist at times with how you'd explore the map. Edit: Just remembered there were a lot of Cliffracers as well. Everytime you'd try to get to another place, you'd encounter like 5-6 Cliffracers.
This is awesome! I'm still on my first playthrough, but I've put so many hours into it. I love exploring and doing side quests, so the main quest has been taking a back seat big time
You're one of the few people on youtube that make good videos consistently that also keeps up with good tasteful memes + you're making Elder Scrolls content which I love. You deserve all the views you're getting
I feel like us Morrowind loving grandpas get thrown in the nursing home by Skybabies. I miss the depth, size, scope, and slight edgy, outlandish environment. 😥
I always hear people talking about the depth, size, and scope of morrowind, but people always love to ignore the places in skyrim where there's a lot of hidden depth, size, and scope. I think the main problem is that people play skyrim as if it can only be played in a shallow manner. If you stop using the map markers and fast travel, take your time to talk to the npcs, and carefully observe your surroundings, you'll find a lot of morrowind in skyrim.
@@redeye4516 "Can't just throw the big logs on the fire. Got to have the little bits, too." - Nils We've got that part of the lore established, it's time to move on to the kindling that will light the next fires. Skyrim did exactly that, it added a lot of kindling for the potential fire to grow massive.
I remember my first playthrough on morrowind, was so confusing to swing 10 times clearly touching the enemy but none of them ever made any damage. Then i died by a thief with one single hit.
I mean, tbh this is why I'm waiting for skywind, I love the story of morrowind and back in the early 2000s I played the everloving shit out of it but, these days the combat mechanics just annoy me. I play a lot of oblivion and skyrim still, can't wait for skywind so I get to try the story out again.
@@mfspectacular no I meant combat.. the AI is certainly a factor but there's a certain lack of fluidity to the combat that was improved upon in later games.
@@mfspectacular Morrowind's combat aged horribly. The only people who can tolerate it are the ones who grew up with it. Not that Skyrim's combat is a big improvement, there's a reason everyone ends up as a stealth archer sooner or later
@@louthinator Morrowind's combat exists in a strange limbo. On one hand it makes perfect sense because it's an RPG, but at the same time it's in real time and you still have to aim your hits towards the enemies and such. Skyrim's combat is a bit more "dynamic", but it's still clunky as hell when compared to actual action games.
@@Assimandeli which is why I'm hoping they improve on it even further in TES6, make it something like assassins creed odyssey or something similar. There are definitely ways of pulling off this kind of combat in the creation engine too just look up the "true directional movement" and "ultimate dodge" mods, even with no other mod in the game (though I certainly recommend throwing wildcat into the mix) that combination breathes so much new life into the skyrim combat system.
@@colonelflagg9669 that wasn't the difficulty problem, I play no hud on Skyrim and enjoy it a lot. The difficulty was how powerless you feel early game, no through the whole game you can still die by something and always feel under levelled. But that's the challenge of morrowind, something skyrim doesn't have.
@@captianguldan9051 What build did you use? The early game is a little slow. Keep playing, it gets better and better. You can always ask players for advice and theres plenty of videos online to, I had to watch a couple videos on daggerfall to understand how to play it. Big flaw with old games. Sometimes they are a pain to get into. Not for everyone thats for certain. Oblivion and Skyrim are fun games still, But morrowind still remains my favorite. First played it way back on the original Xbox.
Imagine having to practice to learn a spell to be able to cast it and not have it fail in a real fight so you don't die. Now imagine being given a shout that instantly kills anyone without any effort. That's the difference between Morrowind and Skyrim.
More so the; Whatever build you make, here is a magicka pool and starting spell. (Won't gripe about heal though.) On the flip side, Skyrim is the only game I've been locked in convo with someone over the disbelief of dragons just in time for an Ancient one to swoop down and napalm us both. At least that death bore witness to his panicked disbelief of sudden immolation. So much for inquiring about the price of a horse.
with morrowind you get a sense of exploration, nothing has waypoints, you ahve to figure that out by reading the journal and getting directions. These things made the follow up games much less engaging to play since everything was GPS'd
I'm a Skyrim child, first ever made contact with Elder Scrolls through Skyrim, And after pushing myself towards playing Morrowind, and enduring the hardships of this game's difficulty, I'm actually having fun! Still very early on in the game I think, but hey.
The factions, the lore, the realm, skills, abilities in Morrowind, oh mam. Skyrim has brought alot to the table but didn't even touch where Morrowind groped me
A simple way I've been able to counter missing my swing every hit is to just go for a redguard hybrid specialized in magic. They already get 15 longsword at the start plus +10 to longsword if chosen as major skill. Get the agility birth sign and have one of your attributes as agility and bam can't miss won't miss
I've got 1000+ hours on Skyrim. A few weeks ago I bought Morrowind and I started wandering around. My first enemy was a worm-like thing, after probably 60 hits, 3 of which I think actually hit it, it killed me... I returned to Skyrim shortly after
"attack" isn't really something that's in oblivion or skyrim, I did the same thing with a thief in a cave right next to the start town. Might be helpful to jack up that attack stat first before dmg or hp
Keep in mind your fatigue also effects your accuracy. If your fatigue bar is out, you are tired and effects your swings. Always be sure to keep it full before battles. Quick rest will be helpful also potions you find around. The other very important thing is your weapon skill. Make sure you are using the right weapons to match your highest weapon skill. Higher the level the better your hit rates as you work into mastering the weapon and becoming the ultimate weapon of mass destruction. Or you could just loot and search crates and stuff for items and then sell them for coins and then just pay to have your weapon skill increased through training. The choice is yours how you want to play.
@@sgtpepper1456 maybe the fact that I chose to be a mage at the beginning affected the fight. Anyway I'll search some graphic mods and give Morrowind another go :D
I'm that guy who played, and loved Morrowind back in the day. But doesn't hold to nostalgia enough, to say Skyrim is a way more immersive experience. Everyone hates me.
@@roberthermann97 rose tinted glasses only come off if you take them off There are still people who swear by MW2 and how amazing it is and still play it now and think it's amazing Doesn't stop it from being shit when it was released and shit now
I seriously tried multiple times, but a lot of the outdated mechanics ruin it for me. That and the directions the NPCs give for quests. Many times I had to look up the quest destination due to being unable to find it.
Not being able to follow the simple instructions they give you is almost embarrassing. It doesn't get much more complex than "go east from X, when you reach Y, go north"
@@BimpytheWimpyShrimpy Only like 4 Quests have crappy directions. Like finding the Telvanni wizard in Gnis or killing that vampire for one of the Ashlander clans.
@@sheep_6s_daemon bruh, there are quests where they tell you to go east, while the location is north-west. The descriptions were not very good, and without mods you can barely see further then a few feet before everything is obscured in fog, so you cant go to a high point to see any landmarks.
I absolutely love Morrowind, and I laugh hard every time someone complains about missing when they don't use a weapon they have the skill to use. It's my fav TES. But I have to agree with the complaint about the directions wholeheartedly. "go north until you see the big rock, go north-northwest until you see a river then go east". WHICH ROCK? HOW BIG IS BIG? EXACTLY WHAT ANGLE NORTH IS NORTH-NORTHWEST AND AT WHAT INCREMENT? And by river did you mean that puddle?? Had to use a guide 50% of the time. The directions are just horrible sometimes.
No one needed to ask me, i saw it in sale, bought it and started to play (after also buying Oblivion, playing it for a lot of time and then starting Morrowind) I just started and i am enjoying it, even tho combat gets somewhat annoying because there's quite a chance you miss a lot of attacks in a row and get angry
@@MyTwoPence i actually got a lot of money because i got attacked by not 1, but 2 assasins, and also because i got a lot of those dwemer coins in a ruin close to Balmora, i also generally do the same thing as i do when i play Skyrim and i take all the valuables i can carry to sell somewhere As for weapons i am using Spears mostly cause having a spear sounded cool when those dont exist in Skyrim or Oblivion
@@Jadanbr ah hahahaha the assassin gear sells well. Theres an orc manor in caldera with a scamp vendor in it. Jumping is WAY faster than running, to max out acrobatics you can get your head stuck on something and spam jump. Like the ramps at vivec!
J'ai récemment terminé Morrowind ainsi que ses extensions. Malgré le fait que le gameplay et la prise de quête sont difficiles au début pour un joueur qui a été habitué à Oblivion ou Skyrim, j'ai grandement apprécié l'histoire. Mention spéciale à Sotha Sil, l'incarnation de la dépression. Je l'aurais eu à l'époque, j'aurais passé des heures dessus, comme ça l'a été pour Oblivion.
i dont understand how can you miss in attacking. If your short blade skill is high then use daggers. if its high in axes then use axes, hits every time.
Even with that being the case, Agility and Luck still play a role in the successful hit mechanics, Strength & Agility are by far the two best attributes for the warrior, and endurance of course for the health leveling
Игры
"so you don't like Morrowind?"
"No... I just don't like missing every hit"
*"Is this how you honor the sixth house and tribe unmourned?"*
To quote " Heisenberg " from ' Breaking bad ' , " YOUR GODDAMN RIGHT! "
I felt the same until i figured out how the system works lol, now i kill most things with very few swings
Totally not a broken game *sarcasm*
@@voxbox4571 Oh I remember just how broken that game was. You remember the spell Sanctuary? How you could literally stack so much that could fight ANYTHING naked save the last boss of Bloodmoon, Dagoth Ur and Almalexia? You could make some REALLY disgusting spells in that game. You could tell Bethesda was just flinging anything at the old Gamebyro engine to see if it would stick. 🤣🤣
lol
I must admit it is rather interesting watching Batman and the Green Goblin wear funny hats and discuss the merits of respective Elder Scroll titles.
And all this started with a strange Nazeem's disappearance, again.
well they usually wear funny hats, but talking about games is a new one
Psycho😏😅
also they'd definitely play the game the represent, no way the Trollface skating in lathex mf wouldn't have played Morrowind
Damn it! This comment makes me feel old. It made me realize that the first time I remember seeing Willem Dafoe was in Mississippi Burning. And the first time I remember seeing Christian bale was Newsies. Btw, if you haven't seen Newsies, DON'T!
"God, I guess I was probably returning ancient dragonstones."
*checks quest log*
"I had a quest from a wizard called Farengar."
"very well. In the mean time, while I investigate the matter further I suggest you keep your eyes open.
We must leave *_no stone unturned."_*
@@hobomike6935 Let‘s see Paul Allen‘s journal.
@@MGSVxBreakpoint Look at that amount of quests. Oh my gawd he even finished Composure, Speed, and Precision.
"Do you like Llewelyn the Nightingale? His early stuff is a little too last-gen for me, but when Tale of the Tongues came out in 202, I feel he really came into his own, commercially and artistically.
"Do you like Llewelyn the Nightingale? His early stuff is a little too last-gen for me, but when Tale of the Tongues came out in 202, I feel he really came into his own, commercially and artistically."
"You like Bethesda's Games?"
"Um, they're okay."
"Their early work was a little too Dagothwave for my taste.
But when Oblivion came out in '06, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically."
_and their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Potato"_
That's a Barenziahsimp sequence! High honor to him! Nice placement there, too.
they've grown lazy and don't release anything anymore
@@YuiFunami Starfield may blow you away. Here's hoping.
@@BestKCL idk man beth hasn't given me much hope after fo76 and blades
I immediately noticed the Platter missing.
WE GOT A FILTHY OUTLANDER THIEVING 'ROUND TOWN BOYZ
Ducking n’wahs
"Those boots are Argonian leather, outlander..."
(Filthy Rich by young scrolls)
Arielle better stop buying shit that he knows I own from people who aren't me
Its not Micky D
@@Kryptnyt legalize fencing
Factually incorrect. The Morrowind fan would have sat there for the next hour explaining why Morrowind is way better than Skyrim.
Yeah - I know because that guy is me…
“You see, you can have left AND right pauldrons separately. Also, you can hit people with spears. Hopefully you’re starting to see things my way.”
@@banana2649 you mean you can MISS things with spears, right?
@@langtonyeah9669 yeah, the definition of "hit" in Morrowind is about a 96% chance of missing.
@@langtonyeah9669 Who the hell misses hits in morrowind? The only way to consistently miss is fighting an enemy way beyond your level or you fucked up and are using a weapon that you have next to no proficiency in.
Every hit in Morrowind may be a miss, but this video certainly isn't. Another amazing job!
Im new to Morrowind so once I was in combat every hit would miss so I would literally spam click 😂
69 likes...well i think you can see how the world works
just build a better character lol
Get your agility up scrub
The Nerevarine has to make it all the way to Red Mountain without his spectacles.
Let's see Paul Allen's Elder Scroll.
Is battlespire
Look at that subtle off-white coloring, the tasteful thickness of it... By the nine, it even has a watermark.
Look at that character creator has a PIP data transfer mode, the interconnectedness of the storylines makes it hard to tell which quest is even being done with all the plots weaving together in an intricate way, the world is vibrant and varied with no two corners being the same, oh my god, it doesn't even need a patch.
And now we're all blind
This hurts me, simply because I'm that Morrowind player, but not just that Morrowind player, but the one who played it as a kid, never got past Balmora, forgot about it after Oblivion came out, remembered it after having beaten Skyrim six times, and then went back and beat it for the first time with a broken magic archer build. Morrowind is my favorite by the way.
I never got past Balmora either. The games just too confusing for me
I screwed around and still had a blast. It was only years later (post-Oblivion, pre-Skyrim) that I went back and actually did the story. Screwing about was far more fun tbh and it is a time-honored TES tradition that I have done ever since
Same story with New Vegas for me. I never came even close to finishing it for years despite numerous restarts because somewhere along the way I did the wrong thing, and without the DLC. Then I bought the four story DLCs and finished it in a 2 month binge.
I've been trying to start on Morrowind but I just have the console version, which I've been told is worse than just not playing it due to bugs. I'll probably download it on steam later though.
@@redeye4516 Sounds like you also missed out on the free anniversary copy Bethesda was giving out at one point, definitely worth buying, you won't regret it.
Magic hunter😁 so u are a witch hunter
Really tes games are considered as rpg by some people?
@@krzkam7792 Daggerfall and Morrowind? Absolutely.
@@cleverman383 I know daggerfall only from yt videos and have played morrowind as briefly as skyrim (not in my type).
But where is that line of difference that makes rpg of morrowind yet denies it for skyrim?
In my opinion none of those game are rpg. Those are action games with light touch of rpg mechanics.
@@krzkam7792 Well, what makes a game an RPG to you?
@@cleverman383 Wide variety to play the role of your own creation.
He was part of that whole, "Winterhold thing".
Probably a closet homosexual who did a lot of moon sugar.
Probably was a closet Thalmor who did a lot of skooma
That Winterhold thing
Luis would be the adoring fan. same energy
I love how the Morrowind player must consult his notebook, but the Skyrim quest log never quits.
"It was a laugh riot" will never not be funny to me. Christian's fucking delivery is so funny.
Is it because he couldn't have sounded more disinterested? Because I can't describe things I find funny with a deadpan face and even tone
@@kevinbeck8836 He's playing a sociopath, they can describe murder in the same tone as describing their morning coffee.
OT: To think, DiCaprio almost played Patrick. So glad it went to Bale instead, I've never seen it but glad Titanic was made just to have him elsewhere. Leo's a great actor but Bale is Bateman.
@@MichaelJP he also just doesn't have the face for it really. Christian Bale's long head fits more with the whole 'stoic' and 'cold' persona.
@@PoptartParasol True, Leo's softer, pretty boy looks wouldn't have fit as well as Christian's sharper features.
I recently installed Morrowind. Slaying the assassin who tried to kill me in my sleep was no major trouble, but the old lady's cave rats have proven to be a nigh insurmontable foe
In balmora, go find the merchant on the north side (?) that sells a paralyzing sword/short sword. Grab a demon tanto, maybe go to a daedric altar and steal something, kill the guy that spawns, see if you can snag yourself early daedric weapons.
Works a treat but it's a little... rigged in your favor.
Also if you manage to get lvl 101+ enchanting, enchanted items cost almost nothing to use, so you can make a belt of death.
@@Rocksaplenty how do i make a belt of death then?
I just killed the rats and stolen all her valuables in her upstairs storage lol 😂
@@inquisitorwalmarius6650 sounds like the choice of weapon for a dad playing Morrowind
@@ameliakyle7054 I really didnt think that far, sorry to not be so witty XD
"To each his own"
Said no morrowind fan ever.
THIS
@Basically I'm Schlorping That's a good point.
They're all good.
It's just that Morrowind is better lol
morrowind fans and skyrim only fans are the only annoying ones in my opinion
@@cheesuscheese2001 Oblivion guy here tell me about it 🙄
Everyone keeps going on about Morrowind and Skyrim, but does anyone else think Oblivion's dungeons are among the creepiest in the series?
The ambient soundtrack helps a lot for Oblivion's without a doubt
I agree but they get repetitive quickly just like oblivion gates so the effect wears of after a while.
Have you ever played daggerfall, those dungeons still give me nightmares
I love oblivion. I'd argue it had the best guid quests and one of the most memorable main quest.
The ghosts, necromancers, the strong-ass vampires that I led into sunlight but did nothing to them--yes.
I truly believe they are creepiest.
Skyrim players have it easy, they will never know the pain of getting hit by a mudcrab for hours on end to level your armor skill.
...how exactly do you train your Blocking, without a bear, a beaten-up shield, and a shrine to heal the eventual bout of Rockjoint, in Morrowind?
You get hit by a giant in normal difficulty, and mudcrabs at first in legendary until you can withstand a giant.
I mean, you could just hit up a trainer... You can use them an unlimited number of times in Morrowind.
@@planescaped B-but that costs MONEY!
@@planescaped Yeah sure you could, if you're bitch made bussy
I'll boot it up every few weeks, forget what quest I'm working on and just kinda wander around balmora until someone gets a reason to kill me, still pretty fun tho.
And still I have the feeling oblivion is the awkward middle child
I love oblivion. It has the best guild quests out of skyrim and morrowind.
@@MyTwoPence Facts
Oblivion memes are second to none.
Oblivion was my first TES, idk but the way everything writing/characters/art direction/soundtrack comes together will likely keep it as my favourite TES too......until Skyblivion releases!
Oblivion had the best quests of any elder scrolls game.
Skyrim is a shooter game with swords, bows and spells that awkwardly tries to be an rpg
Morrowind is more like a tabletop rpg simulator that awkwardly tries to be in realtime & first person
I Love em both
I agree. They both have their place (though Morrowind's better! :P).
Oblivion on the other hand... It was a massive downgrade from Morrowind and a prototype of Skyrim. It had it's moments, but overall it is a total Red-Headed Stepchild.
U play it in first person?
Skyrim is more an RPG than Morrowank ever was. The sad part is you actually believe that it isnt simply because you're a giant baby who wont stop crying about not getting sucked off by a dark elf
@@victorkreig6089 Lol. Why have to choose a role to play in an RPG when you can play them all simultaneously from the very beginning and are handheld through the whole experience, right? Doesn't sound very much like roleplaying but it does very much sound like modern gaming.
I'm glad you enjoyed the uh...the cool sword swinging you can do with 2 hands I guess? Those cutscene animation kills sure did look impressive. Didn't do much to support my roleplaying experience though. Of course, after modding the shit out of Skyrim to have skill systems, HUD, and inventory more akin to its predecessors it was a very fun game for a few hours. Looks pretty compared to older ones I guess.
Not being able to kill essential NPCs though? Heavily restricts my ability to roleplay in a roleplaying game.
@@victorkreig6089 yo, the other guy got you.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of older games like Morrowind. But the combat in that game feels like trying to fight someone in a dream, like punching smoke.
Hint from longtime morrowind player to beginner: only use weapons & armor that you picked as your primary skills.
Get the combat overhaul mod. Makes life a lot easier.
@@schigeraXD I wish they'd allow it on console like they have for Skyrim and Fallout 4. I can imagine the fun I'd have moding the shit out of Oblivion and New Vegas on Xbox.
Like someone else said use your weapons that are high skilled. Don't use a weapon for a level 5 skill you will alot. But a weapon for a level 35 weapon skill you won't miss as much but level it up and you will hit a lot more. You have to go train your skills up. Mainly work on your major and minor skills, get stronger then go level up other skills but training with gold or practice on something really weak when you get stronger. Morrowind is where it is at. There's alot of alot of different awesome things about morrowind, like the fact that you can kill any storyline npc, you just won't beat the game until you reload an old file that has the npc still alive. That's just one thing. There more though, go out and find them! Come back and share! Have fun.
I mean I'm still missing a lot with 50+ longsword skill and agility and full fatigue, kind of awkward just watching my sword swing through a damn worm and do nothing, but that's not really that big of a deal imo its just a weird cross between old school roll based combat and the more modern elder scrolls design that doesnt really mesh well
But using fatigue just to run around at more than a snail's pace is awful, since it's required to do pretty much anything, and even with it the running is awfully slow. Light armor and speeds around 70 with conjured boots up, still feelsbad and the environment isn't very nice to look at while you're crawling along(not bad for the time tbh, but environment just feels kind of desolate and empty compared to newer graphics). It makes me wish there was more fast travel options just because of how awful the running feels and bad the environment looks, whereas in skyrim or eso half the time I don't even use the fast travel because just wandering and exploring is so neat
>Re-release Skyrim 20 times across different consoles
>Won't remaster morrowind because he knows it will destroy Guyrim's reputation and he'll actually have to put effort into the next elder scrolls release
Bravo Todd
Oblivion is one thing, but I refuse to play Morrowind because being a vampire breaks the main quest in it.
Haha reputation its one of the greatest games ever made. Stop hating.
I enjoyed Oblivion and Skyrim a lot, but the lore gets more and more watered down with every game. What a shame.
@Soldat Kaiyodo Proudly.
I'm a Skyrim fan, but I'd definately play a morrowind re-release.
Bugthesda: don't worry about a bug that will cripple the entire game, we'll fix it later. Don't worry I'll compensate you for lunch later.
Also bugthesda: wanna buy Skyrim for the 6th time?
"so you don't like Morrowind?"
"I killed a random wizard in my first quest and it screwed evrything."
"But you leveled walking and jumping to 100. Nice."
Now let's see Paul Allen's one handed skills.
Paul Allen should use his one handed skill on my iron sword
_equips Woodcutter Axe_
*"HEY PAUL"*
Playing Morrowind for the first time and boy let me tell you coming from Skyrim it took a few hours of getting used to. Really good game if you give it a chance.
"I like to dissect Dragons. You know I'm utterly insane?"
It’s like watching the second part of a movie before the first.
*Bethesda*
“Let’s see obsidian’s RPG”
*Slides over New vegas*
“Look at that immaculate off color story telling…
The tasteful originality of it…..
Oh God…. It even has choices that actually effect the game world…..”
“Bethesda, are you all right? You’re sweating…..”
@ChewBubblegum I’m personally not a fan of 2D 3rd person games. Never really was. Video games were a HUGE leap in early 2000’s when they got away from that, never really cared about them until after 3D came along, except for 2d strategy games.
Still I understand the older games had much better stories, just never could get into the gameplay mechanics
NV is shit compared to Morrowind
@Insert_text_here No You Just Like Great Games
@@theta_clips New Vegas is great compared to Morrowind, at least your character actually plays an important role in the story without the "YuR tEh ChOsEn OnE," bullshit.
@@darthkenobi6726 The point of the main story of Morrowind is that you don't know with certainty whether the prophecy is at play or if it's just a string of coincedences.
Skyrim players: Nord's are awful with how they treat the dark elves in Windhelm.
Morrowind players: Yeah, the dark elves could never be that bad 😳
I won't stand for this anti dunmer sentiment
YOU N'WAH
When I saw how terribly racist the Dark Elves are I honestly was like "You know what, i think they deserve it."
@@Jawf94 you just don't understand why dunmer are the best.
Man I feel bad for argonians and khajiits in Morrowind, although the nords are still just mad they got kicked out of morrowind by the chimer 🤣🤣
"I need reservations for two at Eight plates tonight."
"Something romantic? "
"No, silly. Forget it. I'll make them myself."
"I'll do it."
"No. No. Just be a doll and get me a Cyrodilic brandy okay? "
i played morrowind, 18 years ago, and im still loving it
Only thing missing is for Defoe to have "journal has been updated" :D
This is pretty much the same like asking Dragon age players if they have played Baldur´s Gate.
Admittedly I've only played it once or twice
I feel targeted honestly, it's on my to play list after Morrowind
@@samuelmax8739 I actually recommend to start with Baldur´s Gate 2 sice it´s way closer to Dragon age experience. You won´t regret this. It´s an awesome game!
Eh, Dragon Age 2 /Inquisition players maybe.
Dragon Age Origins was fantastic and honestly the last game ever to have that distinct old Bioware feel. It's such a travesty what happened to that series, heck, what happened to Bioware. It's just a name now. None of the people who made that company great and made their games special work there anymore. The EAxodus of talent leads to the EAuillotine.
Morrowind and Baldur's Gates. Two games liked only by crusty, old, nostalgia addicted retards.
As the skyrim player proceeds to walk away with headphones blasting in his ears
Listening "Ragnar the red"
Great video, funny idea.
Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim. There is so much to experience and explore that in all 3 games I never got more than half way through the main quest line.
I still play Skyrim a lot and I love it.
Oblivion was such a beautiful world compared to the older games.
But I still catch myself dreaming about something in Morrowind or creating something in the Construction Set. I was 34 when it came out and I played it for 20.000+ hours.
Morrowind is still my favourite, despite its combat system and the "old" graphics. Morrowind took the concept of "freedom" in the gameplay to a level the next two games couldn't quite compete with (although they did well).
I have watched this video like 5 times- youtube wont stop recommending it.
Morrowind was my first, but Skyrim is the one I've played the most.
Same. I first played Morrowind on XBOX.
the first one i played was morrowind, for 2 hours, i didn't find Caius, and i gave up... xD
@@saladasagrada6722 First one for me was Morrowind too. I didn't find them either that fast but the exploration and just the fact i was able to do anything was entertaining enough to keep me in it. Checking the crates and finding out theres random spawns of goods. Claiming any home as your own with force and taking everything in it. Discovering all the spells and trying to figure out what they do. Collecting all the weapons and spells, and getting all the different conjuring spells to see what creatures you can summon.
I think a lot of people who play Morrowind for the first time have issues with swinging and missing. Here are some tips.
1. Make sure you sink a decent amount of skill points into a particular weapon type in the beginning and use weapons from that weapon type.
2. MAKE SURE YOUR STAMINA METER IS AS FULL AS POSSIBLE. That little green meter is the gatekeeper to how much fun you have in the game.
Vvardenfellian Psycho is my favorite subgenre of Morrowmemes and this is a shining example.
Thank you kindly. It means alot from the king of morrowind memes.
I'm a bit of a chosen one myself.
😂😂
We have lots of new releases for skyrim but only this weird 2021 makes a 20th anniversary edition of morrowind not entirely a grand and intoxicating innocence
I was a Morrowind player and the the thing about the new gen is that they find it difficult to navigate with the map we had to put up when we played. We would get vague details about the places we would need to visit, even if you get there you'd miss the caves and whatnot if don't pay attention.
Man I love morrowind. It gives me a sense of Reality when we had to navigate and couldn't Mark the places in the map. You'd feel like an archeologist at times with how you'd explore the map.
Edit: Just remembered there were a lot of Cliffracers as well. Everytime you'd try to get to another place, you'd encounter like 5-6 Cliffracers.
I Agree 100%
I also love going back and reading past journal entries because it reminds me of how far I've traveled in my journey.
have you played morrowind?
I think the real vibe check at this point is whether they've played Arena or Daggerfall.
@Slak Kap I think all of Daggerfall's dungeons are traumatizing lol.
@@JBSauce I'm playing it now and its optimization pisses me off
A little bit :) have you?
This is awesome! I'm still on my first playthrough, but I've put so many hours into it. I love exploring and doing side quests, so the main quest has been taking a back seat big time
“Started: Lunch next week” when you try to gamify your life
I keep running across old videos of yours that are hilarious🤣
You're one of the few people on youtube that make good videos consistently that also keeps up with good tasteful memes + you're making Elder Scrolls content which I love.
You deserve all the views you're getting
Thank you soo much. I really appreciate it
I feel like us Morrowind loving grandpas get thrown in the nursing home by Skybabies. I miss the depth, size, scope, and slight edgy, outlandish environment. 😥
I always hear people talking about the depth, size, and scope of morrowind, but people always love to ignore the places in skyrim where there's a lot of hidden depth, size, and scope. I think the main problem is that people play skyrim as if it can only be played in a shallow manner. If you stop using the map markers and fast travel, take your time to talk to the npcs, and carefully observe your surroundings, you'll find a lot of morrowind in skyrim.
@@lgp5619 And you can't play a speech build and magic sucks hardcore. Skyrim took two steps forward and three steps back.
@@Ishkaga02 if you want to be able to play the game through entirely narrative options, i think you should just stick to reading the lore.
I miss the lore being a mindfuck implication of reality not even existing and it's all godhead dreams in an infinite sprawl extending both ways.
@@redeye4516 "Can't just throw the big logs on the fire. Got to have the little bits, too." - Nils
We've got that part of the lore established, it's time to move on to the kindling that will light the next fires. Skyrim did exactly that, it added a lot of kindling for the potential fire to grow massive.
I love that you can tell what game the character represents by the hat alone
Paul Allen must be an oblivion player
I remember my first playthrough on morrowind, was so confusing to swing 10 times clearly touching the enemy but none of them ever made any damage. Then i died by a thief with one single hit.
I made it to Hla oad and a highway man killed me
get good it not hard chose what weapon you want as one of your major skill or pay a trainer to raise your skill
@Joe Guajardo nah kid you're lazy.
@Joe Guajardo lol
On my one (and only) run, I had no trouble early on. Maybe I did a meta build or just made my character a melee god, but either way get good
I mean, tbh this is why I'm waiting for skywind, I love the story of morrowind and back in the early 2000s I played the everloving shit out of it but, these days the combat mechanics just annoy me. I play a lot of oblivion and skyrim still, can't wait for skywind so I get to try the story out again.
Sure you dont mean ai? The combat's fine so long as you actually stick to what youre character's specced in
@@mfspectacular no I meant combat.. the AI is certainly a factor but there's a certain lack of fluidity to the combat that was improved upon in later games.
@@mfspectacular Morrowind's combat aged horribly. The only people who can tolerate it are the ones who grew up with it. Not that Skyrim's combat is a big improvement, there's a reason everyone ends up as a stealth archer sooner or later
@@louthinator Morrowind's combat exists in a strange limbo. On one hand it makes perfect sense because it's an RPG, but at the same time it's in real time and you still have to aim your hits towards the enemies and such.
Skyrim's combat is a bit more "dynamic", but it's still clunky as hell when compared to actual action games.
@@Assimandeli which is why I'm hoping they improve on it even further in TES6, make it something like assassins creed odyssey or something similar. There are definitely ways of pulling off this kind of combat in the creation engine too just look up the "true directional movement" and "ultimate dodge" mods, even with no other mod in the game (though I certainly recommend throwing wildcat into the mix) that combination breathes so much new life into the skyrim combat system.
William DeFriend being a Morrowind fan seems on brand for him
Willem Dafoe smiling "Elder Scrolls: Morrowind" made my day, great stuff.
I have played Morrowind, never finished it... it's quite difficult compared to Oblvion and Skyrim
No mission markers, it engages a different part of the brain.
@@colonelflagg9669 yeah, it engages the part of the brain thats not retarded
@@colonelflagg9669 that wasn't the difficulty problem, I play no hud on Skyrim and enjoy it a lot. The difficulty was how powerless you feel early game, no through the whole game you can still die by something and always feel under levelled. But that's the challenge of morrowind, something skyrim doesn't have.
@Slak Kap witty
@@captianguldan9051 What build did you use? The early game is a little slow. Keep playing, it gets better and better. You can always ask players for advice and theres plenty of videos online to, I had to watch a couple videos on daggerfall to understand how to play it. Big flaw with old games. Sometimes they are a pain to get into. Not for everyone thats for certain. Oblivion and Skyrim are fun games still, But morrowind still remains my favorite. First played it way back on the original Xbox.
This is brilliant, American Psycho is one of my favorite movies because of how meme-able it is.
Imagine having to practice to learn a spell to be able to cast it and not have it fail in a real fight so you don't die. Now imagine being given a shout that instantly kills anyone without any effort. That's the difference between Morrowind and Skyrim.
More so the; Whatever build you make, here is a magicka pool and starting spell. (Won't gripe about heal though.)
On the flip side, Skyrim is the only game I've been locked in convo with someone over the disbelief of dragons just in time for an Ancient one to swoop down and napalm us both. At least that death bore witness to his panicked disbelief of sudden immolation.
So much for inquiring about the price of a horse.
By "Practice" you mean grind for higher stats. Stop making crappy dice rolls sound deep.
“I mean i dont really like missing my swing every second”
Morrowind in one short sentance, swing an a miss
I started my first playthrough of Morrowind a days ago, after ending skyrim (my first elder scrolls game) for the third time so far i am enjoying it
with morrowind you get a sense of exploration, nothing has waypoints, you ahve to figure that out by reading the journal and getting directions. These things made the follow up games much less engaging to play since everything was GPS'd
I'm a Skyrim child, first ever made contact with Elder Scrolls through Skyrim,
And after pushing myself towards playing Morrowind, and enduring the hardships of this game's difficulty,
I'm actually having fun! Still very early on in the game I think, but hey.
The factions, the lore, the realm, skills, abilities in Morrowind, oh mam. Skyrim has brought alot to the table but didn't even touch where Morrowind groped me
Can you show me on this doll where Vivec groped you?
Trigger warning ⚠️ lol. Great one!!
A simple way I've been able to counter missing my swing every hit is to just go for a redguard hybrid specialized in magic. They already get 15 longsword at the start plus +10 to longsword if chosen as major skill. Get the agility birth sign and have one of your attributes as agility and bam can't miss won't miss
I've got 1000+ hours on Skyrim. A few weeks ago I bought Morrowind and I started wandering around. My first enemy was a worm-like thing, after probably 60 hits, 3 of which I think actually hit it, it killed me... I returned to Skyrim shortly after
"attack" isn't really something that's in oblivion or skyrim, I did the same thing with a thief in a cave right next to the start town. Might be helpful to jack up that attack stat first before dmg or hp
Keep in mind your fatigue also effects your accuracy. If your fatigue bar is out, you are tired and effects your swings. Always be sure to keep it full before battles. Quick rest will be helpful also potions you find around.
The other very important thing is your weapon skill. Make sure you are using the right weapons to match your highest weapon skill. Higher the level the better your hit rates as you work into mastering the weapon and becoming the ultimate weapon of mass destruction. Or you could just loot and search crates and stuff for items and then sell them for coins and then just pay to have your weapon skill increased through training. The choice is yours how you want to play.
@@sgtpepper1456 maybe the fact that I chose to be a mage at the beginning affected the fight. Anyway I'll search some graphic mods and give Morrowind another go :D
Colovian fur helm >>>>>> iron helmet
Lunch next week,
ARE YOU IN OR ARE YOU OUT
I remember every time I fell through the world, but being mesmerized as it was my first open world game
I'm that guy who played, and loved Morrowind back in the day. But doesn't hold to nostalgia enough, to say Skyrim is a way more immersive experience.
Everyone hates me.
Those people are stupid, just like Morrowank.
"They hated Buster B because he told them the truth!"
@@victorkreig6089 I think Skyrimjob SUCKS!!!
It's not nostalgia, if you've played it recently.
@@roberthermann97 rose tinted glasses only come off if you take them off
There are still people who swear by MW2 and how amazing it is and still play it now and think it's amazing
Doesn't stop it from being shit when it was released and shit now
Ive played every es game to an extent, skyrim is just the most well rounded
This is crazy good editing haha.
Gets a strike using patrick bateman... Turns around and uses him again
Lol thank you. I was making this video when I got the strike. I thought I'd see it through.
@@MyTwoPence you got rumble... Gonna have to watch you there from now on... Lol
As someone who’s on their first play through of Morrowind this speaks to me on a deep and personal level
If you miss every hit in Morrowind, it's because you are not passed level 4 and suck at class building.
Every Skyrim Player: Waiting for Skywind and Skyblivion.
I think we had dinner at the Bannered Ma- No, Drunken Huntsma- No, Bannered Mare.
I seriously tried multiple times, but a lot of the outdated mechanics ruin it for me.
That and the directions the NPCs give for quests.
Many times I had to look up the quest destination due to being unable to find it.
Not being able to follow the simple instructions they give you is almost embarrassing. It doesn't get much more complex than "go east from X, when you reach Y, go north"
@@sheep_6s_daemon Oh, yes, because Morrowind is _renown_ for giving accurate quest descriptions...
@@BimpytheWimpyShrimpy Only like 4 Quests have crappy directions. Like finding the Telvanni wizard in Gnis or killing that vampire for one of the Ashlander clans.
@@sheep_6s_daemon bruh, there are quests where they tell you to go east, while the location is north-west.
The descriptions were not very good, and without mods you can barely see further then a few feet before everything is obscured in fog, so you cant go to a high point to see any landmarks.
I absolutely love Morrowind, and I laugh hard every time someone complains about missing when they don't use a weapon they have the skill to use. It's my fav TES.
But I have to agree with the complaint about the directions wholeheartedly. "go north until you see the big rock, go north-northwest until you see a river then go east".
WHICH ROCK? HOW BIG IS BIG? EXACTLY WHAT ANGLE NORTH IS NORTH-NORTHWEST AND AT WHAT INCREMENT? And by river did you mean that puddle??
Had to use a guide 50% of the time. The directions are just horrible sometimes.
No one needed to ask me, i saw it in sale, bought it and started to play (after also buying Oblivion, playing it for a lot of time and then starting Morrowind)
I just started and i am enjoying it, even tho combat gets somewhat annoying because there's quite a chance you miss a lot of attacks in a row and get angry
I can give you some tips that dont break the game. If you want
I wanted to do some videos helping out new players to the game. Like how to get money legit or where to get a good weapon.
@@MyTwoPence i actually got a lot of money because i got attacked by not 1, but 2 assasins, and also because i got a lot of those dwemer coins in a ruin close to Balmora, i also generally do the same thing as i do when i play Skyrim and i take all the valuables i can carry to sell somewhere
As for weapons i am using Spears mostly cause having a spear sounded cool when those dont exist in Skyrim or Oblivion
@@Jadanbr ah hahahaha the assassin gear sells well. Theres an orc manor in caldera with a scamp vendor in it. Jumping is WAY faster than running, to max out acrobatics you can get your head stuck on something and spam jump. Like the ramps at vivec!
"No I like RPGs, I'm just not a masochist"
Nerevarine: I’m something of a *chosen one* myself.
Todd Howard has done it again!
How many times the detail? And does it just work?
Just a little too Redguard for me
Morrowind was my first Elder Scrolls experience. I love Skyrim, but the memories I have of Morrowind will always be treasured.
And here I am trying to get Morrowind players to play Daggerfall which if you haven't played your missing out!
"The Divines... I guess I was probably returning Elder Scrolls"
@@TheDovahkiin307 eight
@@Kris.G filthy Thalmor subject.
Why miss when you can Fus Ro Dah?
Or do that telepathic vampire thing and yeet people all over the place
"Oblivion is the best" I sit here typing while playing through dawnguard for the 15th time.
Two of my favorite things put together. Wow.
Patrick might play Skyrim but he will always be an Oblivion npc to me ❤
Can someone help me fix this bug? The game’s not letting me get reservations at Dorsia. What am I doing wrong?
Better every time. Turning into my favorite channel
i dunno why but the started: lunch next week was the funniest bit for me lol
I was more of a Daggerfall kind of guy.
J'ai récemment terminé Morrowind ainsi que ses extensions. Malgré le fait que le gameplay et la prise de quête sont difficiles au début pour un joueur qui a été habitué à Oblivion ou Skyrim, j'ai grandement apprécié l'histoire. Mention spéciale à Sotha Sil, l'incarnation de la dépression.
Je l'aurais eu à l'époque, j'aurais passé des heures dessus, comme ça l'a été pour Oblivion.
*Start Mission: Oh Africa Brave Africa*
I laughed WAYY too hard at that and its 1am lmfao
1am lol are the best
Jumping around stabbing pterodactyls with a stick
i dont understand how can you miss in attacking.
If your short blade skill is high then use daggers.
if its high in axes then use axes, hits every time.
Even with that being the case, Agility and Luck still play a role in the successful hit mechanics, Strength & Agility are by far the two best attributes for the warrior, and endurance of course for the health leveling
Now do Asking Morrowind Players If They've Played Daggerfall
ill add it to the list
The scene is just so interesting I wasn’t even paying attention to the meme
opening the ol' dragon borne journal mod