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This thread has been linked to the game 'The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind'.
Morrowind is a fantastic RPG if you have the time for it.
So, I decided after looking at this thread, it needed editing.
Morrowind discussion, discuss about Morrowind.
Pretty straight forward really.
Tell us your Morrowind storys, cool stuff you've done ect.
So, I decided after looking at this thread, it needed editing.
Morrowind discussion, discuss about Morrowind.
Pretty straight forward really.
Tell us your Morrowind storys, cool stuff you've done ect.
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Answers to a few queries...
Morrowind on my PC with huge numbers of plugins etc is under 3GB.
You turn into a werewolf every night, I think.
As for the codebook question, I'm not entirely sure. I know that there's some tension between the fighter's guild and the thieves guild, and I'm almost certain that at some point in each you have to kill the leader of the other, as well as other 'betrayals'. I've never tried to rise to the top of both with the same character, so I can't really say for sure where the problems lie and if there are workarounds.
I know there are more quests in each faction than you need to reach the top rank, so possibly there are other quests somewhere you can do? There are Fighter's guilds in Sadrith Mora, Vivec and Balmora as well as Ald-ruhn, so try them all before risking a quest which will screw things up for you.
Morrowind on my PC with huge numbers of plugins etc is under 3GB.
You turn into a werewolf every night, I think.
As for the codebook question, I'm not entirely sure. I know that there's some tension between the fighter's guild and the thieves guild, and I'm almost certain that at some point in each you have to kill the leader of the other, as well as other 'betrayals'. I've never tried to rise to the top of both with the same character, so I can't really say for sure where the problems lie and if there are workarounds.
I know there are more quests in each faction than you need to reach the top rank, so possibly there are other quests somewhere you can do? There are Fighter's guilds in Sadrith Mora, Vivec and Balmora as well as Ald-ruhn, so try them all before risking a quest which will screw things up for you.
I've just got a Fighter's Guild mission from Eyedis Fire-Eye in the Balmora guild. She needs me to get a code book from Sottilde at The South-Wall Corner Club just over the river for one of her clients. Simple enough, methinks.
However, Sottilde won't give me the book as it apparently contains incriminating evidence regarding a link between the Fighter's Guild, Cammona Tong and Skooma Trade. She told me to decide where my loyalties lie. Now I'm no supporter of the Cammona Tong, so my personal moralistic judgement (something you're encouraged to keep at heart when playing, for a fuller experience apparently) tells me to side with her and the rest of the Thieves Guild.
So I journeyed to Ald Rhunn for alternative Fighter's Guild quests, but it seems that I must make the rank of Swordsman before I am able to do the duties there. However, the man I spoke to seemed to know all about this conspiracy, telling me it was down to the new Guildmaster. He also advised me to get the code book from Sottilde ("she's a pushover, you can convince her... but don't kill her"). I trusted him, so I returned.
However, no matter how much admiring or intimidating I did, she just wouldn't hand it over. So I'm in a bit of a pickle. I don't want to help the Cammona Tong, nor betray the Thieve's Guild, but to progress as a fighter, this mission seems vital. Does anyone know of a way that I could complete this mission, without feeding the conspiracy?
An alternative route perhaps? I don't want to kill Sottilde...
However, Sottilde won't give me the book as it apparently contains incriminating evidence regarding a link between the Fighter's Guild, Cammona Tong and Skooma Trade. She told me to decide where my loyalties lie. Now I'm no supporter of the Cammona Tong, so my personal moralistic judgement (something you're encouraged to keep at heart when playing, for a fuller experience apparently) tells me to side with her and the rest of the Thieves Guild.
So I journeyed to Ald Rhunn for alternative Fighter's Guild quests, but it seems that I must make the rank of Swordsman before I am able to do the duties there. However, the man I spoke to seemed to know all about this conspiracy, telling me it was down to the new Guildmaster. He also advised me to get the code book from Sottilde ("she's a pushover, you can convince her... but don't kill her"). I trusted him, so I returned.
However, no matter how much admiring or intimidating I did, she just wouldn't hand it over. So I'm in a bit of a pickle. I don't want to help the Cammona Tong, nor betray the Thieve's Guild, but to progress as a fighter, this mission seems vital. Does anyone know of a way that I could complete this mission, without feeding the conspiracy?
An alternative route perhaps? I don't want to kill Sottilde...
I got this amazing cuircass - it rocks!
It's at the top of onyx hall, Tel Fyr, in a closet. It's worth 150 000, i think.
It's at the top of onyx hall, Tel Fyr, in a closet. It's worth 150 000, i think.
Once you are one, when do you transmogrify into a werewolf: every full moon, or every night, or something else?
Goatboy wrote:
> I'm getting this at lunchtime.
> Werewolves are cool. Can you do backflips on the roof of a van?
If by that you mean can I roam the night ripping limb from limb warthogs and other inhabitants, then yes. You can even make yourself howl after you slaughter someone.
But not backflip.
> I'm getting this at lunchtime.
> Werewolves are cool. Can you do backflips on the roof of a van?
If by that you mean can I roam the night ripping limb from limb warthogs and other inhabitants, then yes. You can even make yourself howl after you slaughter someone.
But not backflip.
Quick question for all you Morrowind PC users - How much Hard Drive space does it take up? (including both expansions) Cause i'm selling my Xbox version for the PC one.
I'm getting this at lunchtime.
Werewolves are cool. Can you do backflips on the roof of a van?
Werewolves are cool. Can you do backflips on the roof of a van?
Hey hey hey: I'm finally a werewolf and it's great. You get to zoom around like an Alien (from Alien the film) and have to launch furious assults on people then leg it, come back rip them asunder, and so on. You end up with 150 strength and speed and almost unlimited stamina. Trying to avoid transforming in front of people is also a challenge and adds to the RPG element. I've already fallen foul to the turn into a werewolf when training which really doesn't endear you to your trainer (especially if you are not going to play for his basketball team).
It takes a while to get to become a WW through the main quest but it's worth the perserverance.
It takes a while to get to become a WW through the main quest but it's worth the perserverance.
Maverick42 wrote:
> I've just got the boots of blinding speed, but my vision is decreased
> somewhat significantly whenever I use them. How do I stop this
> happening?
I think there's an answer to this earlier in the thread: something about an amulet of true sight (counteracting the blindness). Also if you were to enchant an item with Constant night vision, that would work too.
> I've just got the boots of blinding speed, but my vision is decreased
> somewhat significantly whenever I use them. How do I stop this
> happening?
I think there's an answer to this earlier in the thread: something about an amulet of true sight (counteracting the blindness). Also if you were to enchant an item with Constant night vision, that would work too.
Yeh - I've got the boots of Blinding speed, and i go blind, but Ed doesn't, however my willpower is 77 and 87.(Fortification)
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