Skyrim Zoomer tries to play Morrowind
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2022
- #zoomer #elderscrolls #memes #morrowind
Zoomer is sick of waiting for the new Elderscrolls and decides to look into Bethesda's old catalogue of games. Zoomer stumbles upon Elderscrolls Morrowind, and decides to give it a download. 
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Hey all. Please don't take offence to the video. I love all Elderscrolls fans. Just take this video with a grain of salt
This was an absolute banger good sir
I get it but I am still commentimg my original angry gen X thoughts..hahah
Still love ya man, and I found it quite hilarious because honestly it was like my first couple of playthroughs🤣..but yeah, you should always end it by saying morrowind/elder Scrolls 3 was and is the best elder Scrolls game ever made(just so you don't attract the crazies)..😉😂🤣
i have played 3 thru 5, total accuracy. i want to see how the zoomer reacts to how blocking "works". oooh, and how spellcasting "works".
I'm a proud zoomer and I had this experience a few weeks back. 10/10
*grain of saltrice
"Power attacking an enemy"?
Son, you better be grateful if you hit an enemy at all.
*constant swooshing*
*thunk* *thunk*
*continued swooshing*
I felt that until I got a Dark Brotherhood spawn, and then the game broke for me because Ebony Dagger = Dagothtier
There is a power attack too. You just have to level up enough LOL
Should have had him attack a Scrib. Just to then get paralyzed from every hit and watch helplessly as his healthbar is slowly nibbled away
Lol you know they did that on purpose
Hahahaha, that was my first experience!
Ah yes. I remember my first scrib assault after first playing Oblivion. That's when I knew that game wasn't fucking around haha
Scrib death is truly an important learning experience
QQ
The worst part is that he's played Oblivion and still picked a preset class like a f-ing scrib.
A preset? Is this how you honor the Sixth House and the Tribe unmourned?
@@MorfsPrower Filthy 'Nerevarine'. Masquerading prophecy.
Preset class is fine for thief or mag but anything warrior not
@@magusperde365 Definitely not for Thief as athletics and acrobatics will over level you. Mage would probably work fine.
Oblivion was an easy game. It introduced enemy scaling. So long as you stayed level 1, the game would progress but enemies would stay the same.
And Skyrim completely removed Major/Minor skills from leveling, as well as Athletics and Acrobatics.
Morrowind actually taught me english at an young age , well obviously back then it was difficult for me to kill shit but that was all. No issues with running or no map, I still cherish MW my first but not favorite TES game.
It helped my reading comprehension as a kid for sure. I had a dictionary at the ready and everything.
First was obliv. Then sky, morrowind, daggerfall. My favorites are 3 and 4 to this day.
Yeah I get that. I also like Morrowind but don't play it as much because it's a real timesink of a game to "git gut" at. Same with Daggerfall bit for different reasons...very big dungeon reasons and stooopid randomizations.
Some of the Quests I attempted and managed to complete but I didn't know what "Fortify" was at the time and a number of other things. That put me behind a lot. Console Commands were heavily exploited and God Mode was nearly permanently on. I'm 28 now. I do love the memories I have, as I spent a lot of time on the game however its my least favourite out of the 3 I've played.
The three being Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim. I'll probably never play 1 and 2.
Learning English with "You N'Wah" sounds amazing
Kind of wondering why they're on their 5th remake of Skyrim but they haven't remastered any of the other games that people love.
I'd be psyched for a reworked Morrowind to come out
They'd ruin it. That's the last elder scrolls that didn't have Todd Howard work on it.
@@GyroGarrison Morrowind credits:
Project Leader: Todd Howard
Todd is the project leader for Morrowind and was also the designer for Redguard. He was also involved in the design of Daggerfall and designed/produced Future Shock and SkyNET.
I doubt they have the capacity to remaster this game beyond graphics, which mods already do. I don't think they have the mental fortitude to do any better than the community as far as gameplay balances.
I seem to remember reading about a serverroom/office fire at BGS that happened some years back. Perhaps due to said fire, they no longer possess the source files for this game, and can't do such a thing. That said, I wouldn't want to see how bethesda might screw morrowind up in trying to "modernize" it.
Funny thing is that Morrowind is Todd Howards favorite ES game.
He refuses the remake it because he'd be forced to make changes and he wants people to enjoy the original.
Morrowind is probably still the most unique immersive Elderscrolls experience. Played over 2000 hours since its release in 2004.
My man
June 6th, 2002 actually...
I still get goosebumps from the title music
@@oz_jones this is my whole mood, even when that title card hits. It's like the THX buildup haha
...So I guess we're just gonna ignore that this man got the release date wrong by TWO YEARS, huh?
Morrowind is greatest rpg I've ever played and I'll die on that hill. The amount of freedom this game gives you is amazing. I've never felt so much fun playing a wizard. Using levitate to go to areas in dungeons you'd think wouldn't have anything but low and behold devs left an op enchanted weapon there.
Disco Elysium number one for me. Second best game ever made for real.
True story.
@@MyManJimbo That game hit uh... a but too close to home for me. Made it hard to get into. :P
or play zero magic and train acrobatics by bunny hopping till your spacebar is a mini levitate cast (edit) i forgot it was abominable E to jump.....
Nah, Wizard 101 is the best RPG.
I remember getting OG morrowind without the expansions... was blow away at the depth of character creation... and a physical map was included! Then most npcs had voice acting lines! Tres cool! You really had to get immersed into it to just find places... morrowind set the bar for so much... I still miss the magic system. But alas, I've been through over half a dozen morrowind dedicated Xboxs and I'm not a PC guy so my cliff racer slaying days are over... I'll be chilling with jiub in my giant mushroom tower city. Oh yeah did you know you can grow a mushroom tower in morrowind? You can build a city around it too, and you can literally pile gold pieces individually into a pile and throw some enchanted equipment on it and fill the antechamber of your mushroom tower, turning into a unique money vault, like scrooge mcduck. No game since has ever come close to shit you can pull in morrowind.
You had my curiosity now you have my full attention
bro. first time i played morrowind back in 1773. before the revolutionary war. i remember painstakingly placing hundreds of gems and jewellery and weapons and clothes. it took days to make my mushroom house look nice with all my stuff. it was 11/10
@@seanmilliken4866 I didn't say it was fast... you gotta wait for enemies to respawn at that point. Once you can jump clear across vardenfell & levitate in on an exact position... you can loot stuff faster than a khajit finds a skooma bar in a new town.
@@petersteele7603 aw yeah the physical map! My whole family liked and used that!
A game you truely had to play like a game. This game took strategy, geography and map reading, and leveling to a who different level. Alot of people hated having to read but alot of the lore that older players know about elder scrolls is because we had to read all those articles and notes! It was truely a second life in it's time. Iv played the first 2 elder scrolls as well. The second one was a bit confusing to play but it also required alot of strategy and just basic knowledge to find your way.
"This is like oblivion"
Doesn't understand birthsigns.
Zoomer: *"Miss me with that read shit!"*
Also Zoomer: (picks barbarian)
Zoomer: *"Miss me with that read shit!"*
Also Zoomer: (reads plenty of stuff on a smartphone or PC screen day in & day out)
@@atraxos That is not real reading. Buy a book kid.
@@GrooveSpaceArk thatwasthejoke.mp3
@@atraxos No u
@@GrooveSpaceArk Lol imagine gatekeeping the act of reading
dude your whole channel largely consists of morrowind memes but also elder scrolls in general. you don't have to say this vid is just a meme when it's basically true too lmao
I know but some people may take the video heart.
@@MyTwoPence they hated zoomer for he told the truth
"I played the 5th game, and never knew that the 3rd, 2nd and 1st even existed"
Most of Skyrim Players probably
Uhhh… no
Well if they went to the Star Wars school on numbering stuff It would make sense. You had 4, 5 and 6 before 1, 2 and 3.
I was like that with final fantasy lol .. i saw 7 and i was like what about 1,2,3,4,5,6 lol but i have played most of them now
@@Jakeonkuningas Well with Star Wars the OT wasn't numbered 4-6 until The Phantom Menace came out.
@@chrismdb5686 it says "episode 4" in the og text crawl 🤣
I've actually only recently gotten into Morrowind, and I can say that, as a fan of Oblivion and Skyrim, I am having a blast. Sure the hit percentage threw me off at the beginning, but once I began to read into the mechanics of the game I just took off. Been having fun with conjuration so far, really interesting to be able to summon up an entire army unlike the later titles.
Not to mention constant effect enchanted items for conjuration, just have a set of clothes you swap on for an instant army.
@@ShadowmarkReturns There's actually a glitch to have permeant summons. To do it, all you have to do is create a spell where you have the wanted Summon set for one second duration. Alongside the summon spell should be the Soul Trap spell, also set at one second duration on target.
Aim the spell at the feet of the creature you want as a thrall and bada bing bada boom, permanent summon.
@@electroeel148 Yeah I know that one, but it feels allot more rewarding to do it legit. :)
The best thing about Morrowind has been building my Limeware Platter collection.
Not your pillow fort collection?
Character creation is important and you have to realize you aint gonna hit fuck all if you dont have the stats LOL , this game is hard at first, later you can literally fly around at 100 miles an hour throwing one shot kill fireballs.
Or get mods.
4:36 wait, yes there ARE power attacks in morrowind though!
holding it in drastically affacts damage
Or whether you slash, thrust, or chop with certain weapons.
It depends on the weapon and attack type.
I'll be honest
I'm one of the older zoomers and I have never played Skyrim (though I am planing to once I actually manage to configurate Daggerfall properly) yet I've played Morrowind. Sure the gameplay felt like getting hit with a belt for hours but the setting, the music, *THE LORE* and overall plot make it a gem.
Based
You can play Daggerfall unity is the same game but with almost all bugs fix and mods support
@@Ellimist000 Based on what?
@@zeropokewarrior1 Daggerfall has the worst graphics though. I have it and had to use an old PC I have for older games,and it looks all blockey.
@@xScooterAZx thats why Daggerfall unity exist to make it less block-ish and new stuff
For those of you who've not seen much of Morrowind I cannot recommend the epic long running Fathis LP by Sorcerer Dave enough. Its been going on for the better part of a decade now and its reached the final chapter. His Arthur LP for Oblivion is also fantastic, and significantly shorter by comparison.
Watched a lot of that playthrough but maaaan there are times where im just like "really dave" lol. Not a bad playthrough just gets sloooooow at times.
Curious, a 10 year play through? Sounds like an absolute journey, like Morrowind should be.
Yes! Dave is the man. I really like his approach to role-playing. Everything he does in game seems to be motivated by his character. If you’re into role-playing, I’d highly recommend checking out his channel. He’s done some cool Tamriel Rebuilt content too
Holy shit, someone mentioned Dave
His Skyrim playthrough is also great
@@imtoogoodatpvp1252 gixg17 is playing since 2009 and still hasn't finished the main quest. But as a Oblivion player he has some nice thoughts about Morrowinds unique points. I would recommend his LP.
In the waning years of the
Third Era of America,
a zoomer born on a certain day
to boomer parents was sent
under parental guard, without explanation, to Morrowind,
ignorant of the role he was
to play in that nation's history…
Well memed
Third century, era is a longer stretch of time
Lmao
Now have him try Battlespire.
Oh god no, may the divines have mercy to his soul if this happens
Nah we'll leave that to Micky D
I just finished it last week... I'm traumatized.
Meanwhile in Daggerfall: HALT HALT HALT HALT HALT HALT
Veeeeeeangeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaanceeeeeee
@@AerinSwift Duuuuuuuuuuuungeeeeeeeooooooonsssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jokes aside. As a person who have Skyrim as his favourite game of all time and started playing TES games from Skyrim I can say - that Morrowind is a majestic and wonderful game and I had absolute blast playing it.
got to say I'm not sure this guy has even played oblivion lol
That's what I think the "Sky Babies" BS and MW Simps keep forgetting, on both sides of the aisle.
Let me give a comparison.
There are four "Shrek" movies. The third is widely considered the worst, and the second the best. I personally loved the third one more than the first and the fourth, but the second was my favorite.
-but here's the thing.
There is no such thing as a bad "Shrek" movie. Every movie is above par from the average and is a high quality production. Fans of the series are so spoiled and exposed to such quality content that their idea of "bad" is gruesomely warped.
The same goes here. Bethesda has put out a series of games so good that even the "worst" of them is still a fantastic game. "Morrowind" fans bashing "Skyrim" forget that they are so spoiled by Bethesda that their idea of a "bad game" is still, compared to other games, a fantastic piece of work.
I hate when I try to get people into this game and then they’re like
“Girl this game sucks why’s my barbarian’s sword not hitting?”
and I’m like “Use a fucking axe…”
and they’re like “Why?”
You cant use swords if you are a barbarian? Makes kind of sense
All weapons require training. Any class can use any weapon, but they will be missing a whole lot in the beginning if they're not initially trained in it.
I still remember my first playthrough, when I made my dark elf and took long blades as a major. I started with 40 in that skill, but the game gives every new character a dagger. Kept trying to kill this wizard, gave up, went back to town and just picked mushrooms to sell them at the merchant to buy a longsword. Went back, killed that bastard in two hits. Best feeling in gaming I've had in a long time.
@@MyRedHulk I never said barbarians can’t use swords…
@@marcosdanielgarciaguillerm8373 Your skill with a weapon directly translates to your % chance to hit with it.
@@draguOdoT it always made sense to me in real life somethings not just gonna sit there and trade hits with you it’ll being dodgin and backing away and trying to avoid your hits at all times if possible and you hitting it depends on your own skills with the weapon you using
The second I fell in love with Morrowind was when I was being sent out of town and instead of a quest marker I got directions
And those directions could be easily followed with real world logic
So I prepared for my journey and thought maybe I should get some cure disease and blight potions
I slapped down a mark so I could recall to my quest giver later
I then went to venture out but stopped and thought for a second and realized I was thinking exactly as my character would be in this world
I was immersed before the quest had truly even begun
Edit: the way this game puts you in the right mindset is done so immaculately
Graphics and all be damned I played on the Xbox one because I don't have a PC yet
I think the absence of Quest Markers was one of "Morrowind's" worst features, but in my opinion, it does not in any way detract from what is and continues to be the most immersive game I have ever played. I never played any other ES game before I tried "Morrowind" this very year, and I am having the absolute time of my life.
My favorite part is all of the READING. I slurp up every single point of dialog and have read every book I have opened. I cannot remember a more immersive game, and the best part is that this dedication to immersion has continued in every ES game succeeding "Morrowind".
This could be applied to most games series that is over 25 years old. The rage the zoomer would have over playing the original Street Fighter would be amazing.
Or the original Diablo with no waypoints and no run/walk toggle, speed changer
Ive played street fighter on a arcade . Got pissed off with the fact that the game used the same move over and over . Fucking lame
Tbf the original SF sucked even for the time so I wouldn't blame them. Now a zoomer shitting on SF2...that's blasphemy.
Or when they try to play fallout 2 and can't even make it past the tutorial.
Guessing you mean the original street fighter 2 because the 1st game was hard to find and was an absolute dog turd from the start.
Morrow wind was amazing when I was a kid. Very different gameplay
I didn't know you can "make the boxes bigger"
only on pc
Built for PC baybeeee
You can also click the square in the upper right corner to keep the box active in thr viewport when you switch back to the gameplay, so you can e.g. keep the world map open in any size you wish if you don't like the minimap
@@utarefson9 WHY WASN'T I TOLD THIS!
Mages from Skyrim couldn't even cast their way out of a locked room. Mages from Oblivion could at least open locks with a spell, and mages from Morrowind could do the same, or teleport with at least three different methods.
I also love that Skyrim added the clairvoyance spell, which is made completely meaningless thanks to their "quest markers for idiots"
Mages in Morrowind can also levitate, create a spell that's basically maginuke, and can wear multiple layers of clothes
Skyrim players playing any other elder scrolls game
“WHY ISN’T EVERYTHING BEING DONE FOR ME?!?!?!?!?!???!?!?!!?!?!?!??”
What does this even mean? How does Skyrim “do everything” for the player?
@@joecarlson699 Everything is specially marked for you so you don't have to explore to find anything, any skills are made available to you so you don't have to actually commit by choosing a class, the entirety of the lore is handed to you on a silver platter and spelled out like you're an actual child who can't piece together clues for yourself.... shall I go on?
@@hyperboreanarchives7299 I definitely get where you're coming from on the lore/quest journal point, I do think at times it can be oversimplified. In terms of actual gameplay and game mechanics though, Skyrim is far more advanced and detailed than Morrowind and Oblivion. Just because Skyrim includes things like map markers and a HUD w/ compass, doesn't mean that it's making the game easier. If you don't want to look at the map or have an on-screen compass, then you can make it so that neither of them are toggled/utilized. I would rather have a game with more features that the player can turn off if they want a challenge, than a game where none of those things are present.
@@joecarlson699 More advanced and detailed? Certainly not. You mean more streamlined, flashy and (admittedly in terms of combat) fluid. Morrowinds mechanics faaar exceed the complexity of it's successors, and it makes sense it takes literally everything you do and every choice you make into account as it's based upon actual tabletop RPG mechanics. Also I think we all know Morrowind is far more challenging mentally as well as in terms of forcing you to take creative approaches to combat out of sheer necessity, not just because you're bored of killing things in the same exact way over and over.
@@hyperboreanarchives7299 Morrowind have "real" magic
Skyrim have spells, plain spells...this ends the debate ksksks
Morrowind blew my mind all those years ago. It was my first RPG and I wasn’t used to roaming around and picking my own path. It was really really immersive for me, specially the map directions lol I never got to finish it, but I have a lot of fond memories of getting lost and trying to run away from bandits. Lol
give elden ring a try
@@doboi8121 It's a ripoff of ESO.
@@doboi8121 Elden Ring is a fkn harrrd
As someone who has never played Morrowind, I cannot say for certain if I would enjoy it, but I can say to all those who enjoy it happy 20th anniversary.
Play it! It's a trve gem.. :) Clunky (dated) mechanics are the only limit.. Check SsethTzeentach "review" to get a general idea what you've been missing.. :D THE BEST IN THE SERIES! :D Think of it as the last R before the series went PG-13 flat...
So glad this exists! So much nostalgia for my favourite childhood game!!
Love morrowind! Can't wait for part 2 😁
Morrowind part 3 skyrim
its called tamriel rebuilt, i highly suggest checking it out
@@katsu1715 Oh I meant part 2 of the video xD
@@katsu1715 Thank you though I have heard of Tamriel Rebuilt!
Go play ESO,It has a new updated version of it to add as a DLC.
Funny that Morrowind was considered back in 2002 ahead of its time. Compared to today of course it looks like a GIF almost. One thing it still has though that other titles never did, its still considered the best story driven and best RPG. Oblivion and Skyrim were to much hack-n-slash. Morrowind actually expected to roleplay your character otherwise the game would get very tedious after awhile.
How times of changed.😥
Lol it's all true. I'm not a zoomer but Oblivion was my first ES. I've tried to play Morrowind but every time I'm like wtf is happening, haha.
I'm trying again right now and it took me dozens of tries to kill one fucking guy because I had no idea your stam affected your hit chance, lol.
If you are looking for a good guide for beginners in Morrowind This one is a good one. Is called Hitchhiker's guide to Morrowind. It has a lot of good information but she doesn't bore you with a lot of math when she explains things. Honestly one of the best Morrowind guides I have ever seen. ruclips.net/video/Kr225HWLWcs/видео.html .
As far as the fatigue thing. Is good to remember that in Morrowind fatigue effects almost everything. Even things you wouldn't think would be. Sometimes a restore fatigue potion is just as important as a healing potion is. It isn't like Skyrim or even Oblivion where you can just ignore it. Would also recommend that new players stick to their class when it comes to weapons. That free dagger is a trap if your character isn't built for short blade. The starter village has free weapons of various types laying around for the taking or if you return the ring to Fargoth the shop in town will give you a good discount on the weapons and armor of your choice. So if your character isn't built for a weapon type don't use that weapon type unless you have paid a trainer and learned how to use it. While I am talking about Trainers, unlike Skyrim in Morrowind you are not limited on training a certain amount per level. So providing you wanted to invest the gold into it. There is no reason in theory you couldn't master every weapon or skill in the game even if the initial character isn't built for it.
As a skyrim fan in the past and a morrowind enjoyer now, i can say this is accurate af
"I didn't know there was a third" ROFL when the numbers are part of the titles xD
I cry every time he says that can't "have scars and look cool?"
One of the male dark elves preset has a badass scar across his face
I remember first playing this game back in 2005, man what a steep learning curve that was :D I think it took to me about 4 new games till I finally made a character that doesn't die when two scribs attack him. But it opened a door for me and I haven't looked back since and to this day Morrowind is my favorite Elder Scrolls game. So pumped for Skywind :D
I can't wait for part two. Combat
I wonder how boomer dad will react to his zoomer son’s predicament
are ya jumpin, son?
My dad started crying when he saw what I was doing...
ruclips.net/video/G6m8FzcheVs/видео.html
The Boomer walks in and sees that he is playing "Morrowind", and crying because he sucks at it. The Boomer sits down, explains it to him, and shows him some graphics Mods and bug fixes. After he calms down and gets a hang of it, he's hooked.
'Wow! This game is actually incredible!"
As someone who started with Morrowind, this reminds me a lot of what my younger brother's first attempt was like. The Greybeards did not prepare him well-enough for this.
My PC stopped working while I was watching this video (you know, when you can only reboot it and you hear loud as fuck buzzing?) and I thought this was a part of the vid. "Yep, true Morrowind experience". I was sitting there for like 5 seconds, enduring the horrific sounds in my headphones, until I understood that my PC shat itself. After that revelation, the video became even better.
"I did not know there was a third game"
Oh my god, too right. Do you know how many times I've unironically had to explain to people that there were TES games pre-oblivion? It's like they can't fucking read and have no deductive reasoning skills. This one time I literally had to sit down a 40 some odd year old man and tell him that Fallout 3 was a sequel to the other Fallout games. He literally thought the game was just called "Fallout 3" and was a standalone original work.
i've had to explain to people that there were games pre-skyrim, and that elderscrolls 1 2 3 and 4 werent also called "skyrim"
@@katsu1715 I feel your pain.
Talking to people about Arena and Daggerfall and them looking at you like you'd used the Serpent walkabout to escape the previous Kalpa.
@@michaelhandy4018 Funny enough, I played Daggerfall before Morrowind was released!
@@FoxAzureOfficial if you didnt play Battlespire on release day you're a casual😎.
Daggerfall still holds a spot in my heart
Tbh, I love morrowind, I played it for the first time this year and some of the more tedious elements really are fun to experience, not to mention looking for goals based on directions really helped me feel more fulfilled. It's a world that is designed to be explored and I freaking love it.
Every new player forgets the ring in the barrel
Or in Balmora in one of the gaurd towers there is a Ebony Broadsword that is enchanted and is a great starting weapon
The funniest thing is that Skyrim itself has already become old school like Morrowind at one time. so between them 10 years have passed, and recently the anniversary re-release of Skyrim was released in honor of its tenth anniversary
For years I didn't know morrowind existed. Once I found out and got it I never looked back.
Literally the only thing making Morrowind unfriendly to modern gamers is the combat. Every other flaw is easy enough to overlook.
And the walking speed.
@@LAK2049 that changes as you level your athletics and speed.
@@4thfor
I know currently lv 4 with 25 acrobatics and athletics and it's still slow as hell.
The boots of blinding speed help a lot tho since I am 50% resistant to magic.
I'd say the combat is fine.
The problem is that the game doesn't explain how it works. Most people that hate the combat are just bitter because they hurt themselves in confusion.
Nope combat is fine, what truly stop modern gaymers is reading
I remember getting off, that boat the first time. Talk about a hard RPG to get into as young kid for your first game lmao I struggled so, hard. I kept my original xbox and that game for years and came back to it again and truly enjoyed it.
LMAO you better make a part 2 for this. Just wait till he finds the fly spell, when he loses accidently kills a quest npc
Thank you I will start working on the second part soon.
Scrolls of Icarian Flight, good time....good times!
buying morrowind in 2022
just like load your disc you bought in 2005 bro
Morrowind is fine with me, don't know the reason why I liked the game, but the game is tough to learn, and being able to beat it felt rewarding.
I Love these format so much lmao it Kills me
Oh, this is a fresh upload. Thought the algorithm just didn't want me to see part 2. Can't wait for the next one! Don't pull a bethesda on us.
You Z'Mer! There is no escape!
I like this, your range is really showing man
Thanks man. Loving your Oblivion playthrough.
That scream at the end killed me :)
I will admit. For someone who played so much Skyrim and Oblivion before when I tried to get into Morrowind it was quite hard. It wasn't a game I was wanting to dislike but just with the whole needing to follow the finer details and only knowing where to go though the dialogue. I mean. I love that idea, its a fun idea and I love it when games do it.
Some parts I really did love figuring out where to go and what I had to find but in the end it just got a bit much for. I still do revisit the game for little chunks and some lovely little immersion moments but mostly now just Oblivion and Skyrim
That's fine. I'm playing Morrowind and I enjoy it, but I admittedly look at the wiki and guides sometimes so I can figure out what to do.
This is so well done. 😂😂
Skyrim zoomers would never have even touched Oblivion.
When they see the character creation screen , they would be like "ewww they are so ugly"
I have more than 900 hours in skyrim and i love it, i have 1000 hours in oblivion wich is my favorite game, they are both amazing.
The resolution and depth of field was accurate for me 😂
this channel is made in the details, like the shadow on zoomer's chair
son (parenthesis) is pretty good too
Morrowind makes me use my last one braincell... and i like it...
If this doesn't get picked up as a series I'm gonna do something crazy
Hahahaha the dad at the end! killed me, I love it!
Imagine if Mario 64 had quest markers pointing you to every star and boss like modern games.
I think mario 64 ds actually had star markers, it honestly wasn't that bad in my opinion.
Ha ha ah ! Several of my friends did this exact reaction. But I grew up playing Morrowind. It is my standard for RPG games. Great video!
As a Zoomer who did enjoy Morrowind, I can confirm this is exactly what its like trying to get my friends into it XD
1000% but I managed to get my room mates into it! Use mods, use a lot of mods lol especially code patch and MGE
It's hard to enjoy morrowind to be honest, there's no navigation other than directions, it's a reading simulator and sword fighting is literally spam RNG.
@@Proletrolliat Thats totally fair criticism honestly, and youre kinda right XD
Morrowind came out 20 years ago. I was in high school when I first played it. I still remember seeing the commercial for it on Cartoon Network's Toonami.
The second they picked up the dagger...
Morrowind is a 10/10 game but the learning curve is ungodly steep. You need to Read, and Read, and Read to understand the mechanics. It is the true the more mechanical the game, the more fun but this game takes it a huge step.
Please do one of these for oblivion this was hilarious
I did not know there was a third game bro that line makes me die 🤣
Wish this vid was longer! He didn't even get to see the combat system where he swings 50 times only to hit once or twice versus a scrib! And then get chased by cliffracers lol
This generation should be grateful games are so simple now, with 100 tutorials everywhere. There wasn't a wiki back then. Only the manual.
Yea and your ass had to walk around for 50 irl days to find a nordcreature in a cave. This games good but this shit is ridiculously tedious
@@Buddhistsocialist Boohoo
Didn’t even get far enough to find out you can’t hit anything at low level
Can't wait PT 2
I, for one, love this video.
I just recently finished the base game of Morrowind for the first time(currently working on the expansions). But it has been a amazing experience and while it’s had its issues, overall it’s been fantastic 10/10
The original or the one in ESO?
@@xScooterAZx The original, ESO’s was ok but I wasn’t a big fan of it
@@godiiam258 Me either. It was too hard t get around to places,too many thing trying to kill you at nearly every step.Too much clutter snd as I mentioned,places that were just there for looks,like the Vampire ruins.
@@godiiam258 Me either. I prepaid for it,$65.00,nd was so angry when it finally came out and I got into Vvardenfell. I was heartbroken. It was aweful.
As a kid from 2000 I can be proud to be fan of Morrowind and I've tried it for the first time two months ago long time after playing a lot of skyrim
As a kid from 2000 i hate Morrowind. This Is not a game but a hemorrhoid
Bruh the sound effects lmao.
Would love to see this done for daggerfall and arena too
i love morrowind by far my favourite
Yknow I'm a Skyrim zoomer it was my first Elder Scrolls game and I absolutely LOVED Morrowind, my first play through I only used the mod to play at modern resolutions, I installed more things on the next ones, tried Oblivion as well, didn't like it like Morrowind or Skyrim
I mean, your not wrong. But if I ever met anyone like this I would give up on humanity right now
"I just want to complete it" lmao!
i remember being in highschool when skyrim came out and i was trying to get people to try oblivion and morrowind as well, i was hearing just as many complaints about oblivion, nobody even wanted to touch morrowind
That's a shame.
im a zoomer and i love morrowind 💀
Shhh
Don't let them hear you
I'm proud of you my son, now go play Daggerfall Unity.
@@shadowmystery5613 i'll be sure to try it out
Morrowind was amazing as a kid and that was before i realized the in depth lore, spell making and alchemy
A true rollercoaster ride of emotions
Good concept but I think it needs to be paced faster
You Nwaaahh....
Game stutters in 5fps if you turn off the music. You need to turn it to 1% if you don't want to hear it. It turns off video hardware acceleration or something along with the music. That is with steam version at least.
Omfg this makes me feel old...
As a zoomer, I agree this is what happens before you learn the Alchemy system
As a Zoomer, I'd tell him to look up a video guide before hand. Still a fantastic game. Would play over the newer Elder Scroll games
This is freaking amazing... too relatable. X'D
well, there is a mod for vice acting now its halfway done! lmao