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It's coming, oh baby it's coming.
No details yet, but it's apparently been in development since 2002. There's loads of exclusive info about it in the October issue of Game Informer, so I guess when that comes out we'll be able to get all the first bits of info and screenshots of it.
This has gone right up to near the top of my most wanted list that's for sure.
No details yet, but it's apparently been in development since 2002. There's loads of exclusive info about it in the October issue of Game Informer, so I guess when that comes out we'll be able to get all the first bits of info and screenshots of it.
This has gone right up to near the top of my most wanted list that's for sure.
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No no no...
He means "the boots of blinding speed", which you need a high magicka resistance to use effectively. They can be obtained as a reward in return for escorting a lost lady to Maar Gan (I think).
She's somewhere in the ashlands, if my memory serves me correctly. Try gamefaqs for a more reliable and precise guide.
He means "the boots of blinding speed", which you need a high magicka resistance to use effectively. They can be obtained as a reward in return for escorting a lost lady to Maar Gan (I think).
She's somewhere in the ashlands, if my memory serves me correctly. Try gamefaqs for a more reliable and precise guide.
You have to travel to the dunmer stronghold of berandas, which is located south of gnisis, the boot are on the feet of a dead warrior in the underground in a large area to the northeast.
Plus they are not only speedy boots but flying boots as they have a 50pt levitating affect for 20 seconds on self.
Plus they are not only speedy boots but flying boots as they have a 50pt levitating affect for 20 seconds on self.
Yeah, the speedy boots.
......where?
I got that Balmora mansion. I killed the bloke and nabbed it. Ain't been there for days though, been in the wild, spearing those GOD DAMN BIRDS and hacking at foul bandits.
......where?
I got that Balmora mansion. I killed the bloke and nabbed it. Ain't been there for days though, been in the wild, spearing those GOD DAMN BIRDS and hacking at foul bandits.
Cyclone wrote:
> Where are the speedy boots?
are you on about the boots of the apostle?
> I need them.
>
> Just wandered into some dungeon called Vas, with some trollope who
> gets herself killed in 3 seconds, leaving me to fight vampires.
>
> Level 10 now, getting better definitly. Tell you what though, it's
> IMPOSSIBLE to remember what you were doing if you leave the game a
> few days, as the journal is just crap.
the trick is to make her wait outside while you tack care of all the guys inside including the necromancer and then take her inside to complete the mission then go back to the fighter's guild to claim eward and possible advancement.
I just started a new game after almost mastering how to actually use mods and have decided to avoid using too many balmora expansion mods as some of them conflict with my balmora mansion from the morrowind abodes website which is like the best house you can get to live in in balmora, plus it's in the most often used and spacious city in the game for easy living.
> Where are the speedy boots?
are you on about the boots of the apostle?
> I need them.
>
> Just wandered into some dungeon called Vas, with some trollope who
> gets herself killed in 3 seconds, leaving me to fight vampires.
>
> Level 10 now, getting better definitly. Tell you what though, it's
> IMPOSSIBLE to remember what you were doing if you leave the game a
> few days, as the journal is just crap.
the trick is to make her wait outside while you tack care of all the guys inside including the necromancer and then take her inside to complete the mission then go back to the fighter's guild to claim eward and possible advancement.
I just started a new game after almost mastering how to actually use mods and have decided to avoid using too many balmora expansion mods as some of them conflict with my balmora mansion from the morrowind abodes website which is like the best house you can get to live in in balmora, plus it's in the most often used and spacious city in the game for easy living.
Where are the speedy boots?
I need them.
Just wandered into some dungeon called Vas, with some trollope who gets herself killed in 3 seconds, leaving me to fight vampires.
Level 10 now, getting better definitly. Tell you what though, it's IMPOSSIBLE to remember what you were doing if you leave the game a few days, as the journal is just crap.
I need them.
Just wandered into some dungeon called Vas, with some trollope who gets herself killed in 3 seconds, leaving me to fight vampires.
Level 10 now, getting better definitly. Tell you what though, it's IMPOSSIBLE to remember what you were doing if you leave the game a few days, as the journal is just crap.
With a bit of thought and a well place Mark and Recall you can travel quite quickly. I played through it once. pretty much completing all the Guild quests (apart from the other houses), the main game, Tribunal and most of Bloodmoon. Unfortunatly I had to wipe my hard drive and could not keep all the mods I had, so my save file got skrewed up. However I decided to start another character. With him I have done most of the Fighter guild quests, all Televani and Tribunal and most of the main quest. I'm mainly doing this to finish Bloodmoon. Fortunatly I've managed to make my guy uber again in very little time. Just need to get his speed up a bit and his willpower and he'll be fine. Tho the magic weakness of High Elves does suck :(
I played it for weeks and weeks, but ultimately got bored with trudging through endless mountains, fighting evilbirds every 24 seconds looking for a corpse or trying to locate the tomb of Pjkitingking.
I did make Guild Master and had a house built, but I just lost interest with having to cover vast swathes of land. Even with the boots of speedy blindstuff, I thought "meh" and simply turned myself into a werewolf and tried to savage every single NPC I could see.
Good game, but could've done with a wee bit less travelling.
I did make Guild Master and had a house built, but I just lost interest with having to cover vast swathes of land. Even with the boots of speedy blindstuff, I thought "meh" and simply turned myself into a werewolf and tried to savage every single NPC I could see.
Good game, but could've done with a wee bit less travelling.
I have completed it once before and the main quests for both expansions, and i know it can get a tad tediousoccasionally it is still worth it to trudge through. The cheats make it more fun though, like teleporting anywhere without havinf to wander round for ages looking for a named dungeon, when i can just type in the name and i'm there inside it. That and using money chets make it so much easier, but that's almost all that i bother using.
Cyclone wrote:
> Just been playing bog-standard Morrowind on the Xbox.
Didn't the X-Box version come with both the expansion packs as well? Though I could be thinking about the Gold Edition.
I haven't completed Morrowing eithert, it's been a while since I last played it, though I've been meaning to get around to getting those two expansion packs as well so may give it another go in preporation for it's sequel.
> Just been playing bog-standard Morrowind on the Xbox.
Didn't the X-Box version come with both the expansion packs as well? Though I could be thinking about the Gold Edition.
I haven't completed Morrowing eithert, it's been a while since I last played it, though I've been meaning to get around to getting those two expansion packs as well so may give it another go in preporation for it's sequel.
Just been playing bog-standard Morrowind on the Xbox.
Really is good if you actually play it enough to stay involved.
Really is good if you actually play it enough to stay involved.
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