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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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I'm a master of magic, spells and illusion. I have 4 enchanted gloves:
-A paralyze glove
-A glove that shoots fireballs
-A glove that shoots lightning
-And a glove traps souls
If foolish humans come at me wanting to mix-it in a melee, I paralyze 'em before they can strike me then roast 'em with either flame or lightning.
If crazy creatures come at me, I zap 'em with the soultrap glove then fireball 'em to death and capture their souls in a gem.
I also have a ring that summons a rock-hard Golden Saint, and an amulet that restores my health at 100pts a blast.
I am a wizard.
I've also secured the Mask of Clavicus Vile [boosts Personality, constant effect] from Skorvild the Raven, so now everybody likes me.
-A paralyze glove
-A glove that shoots fireballs
-A glove that shoots lightning
-And a glove traps souls
If foolish humans come at me wanting to mix-it in a melee, I paralyze 'em before they can strike me then roast 'em with either flame or lightning.
If crazy creatures come at me, I zap 'em with the soultrap glove then fireball 'em to death and capture their souls in a gem.
I also have a ring that summons a rock-hard Golden Saint, and an amulet that restores my health at 100pts a blast.
I am a wizard.
I've also secured the Mask of Clavicus Vile [boosts Personality, constant effect] from Skorvild the Raven, so now everybody likes me.
Hush it Gamesworkshop boy, or i'll roll a D10 and my army of Woodelves will cast thine spell of beardy beard and thine wilst cower before me like thine dog thou ist.
:D
:D
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Either that or I don't like Wood Elves and Level 28 pixies and all
> that kind of twaddle.
No, its because the Fimbles and Postman Pat are about as complex as you can handle before becomming too confused and scared to continue ;)
> Either that or I don't like Wood Elves and Level 28 pixies and all
> that kind of twaddle.
No, its because the Fimbles and Postman Pat are about as complex as you can handle before becomming too confused and scared to continue ;)
Fair enough, your opinion.
gamezfreak wrote:
> Some people (no offence Tiltawhirl ect) pick up the game in the
> wrong context of mind - thinking you'll be able to kill everything in
> seconds and try do so many things at once.
It wasn't that, I just found the whole package really dull. I couldn't even bring my myself to read what everyone had to say, all they ever came out with was reams and reams dull beardy stuff that went in one ear and out the other. All the different attribute points and magical powers just did my nut in, I like RPG's when they're game like Skies of Arcadia, they're not too involved with all the stupid points and spells so most the time you can just kick back and let the game sort all that nonsence out for you.
Also I can't stand all the beardy lv 19 pixies and Wood Elfs and all that other kind of nonsense. I'm sure you don't but it just felt like I needed to be a fat bearded bloke, who spends most his time lurking in the back of the games workshop to get anything out of it.
> Some people (no offence Tiltawhirl ect) pick up the game in the
> wrong context of mind - thinking you'll be able to kill everything in
> seconds and try do so many things at once.
It wasn't that, I just found the whole package really dull. I couldn't even bring my myself to read what everyone had to say, all they ever came out with was reams and reams dull beardy stuff that went in one ear and out the other. All the different attribute points and magical powers just did my nut in, I like RPG's when they're game like Skies of Arcadia, they're not too involved with all the stupid points and spells so most the time you can just kick back and let the game sort all that nonsence out for you.
Also I can't stand all the beardy lv 19 pixies and Wood Elfs and all that other kind of nonsense. I'm sure you don't but it just felt like I needed to be a fat bearded bloke, who spends most his time lurking in the back of the games workshop to get anything out of it.
Not sure, bought him about 2am this morning, thought "that'll do" and went to bed.
I'll see if I can make him do tricks and stuff tonight. If not, I'll kill him and throw him in the river
I'll see if I can make him do tricks and stuff tonight. If not, I'll kill him and throw him in the river
Nice!
But do slaves actually do anything for you?
But do slaves actually do anything for you?
I bought a slave.
Cost me 2,000 but now I have a Khajii for my own.
Being a slave-owner rules
Cost me 2,000 but now I have a Khajii for my own.
Being a slave-owner rules
Slave? Whaaa?
Oh and cliff racers are so fricking gay. Especially for a bowman like me.
Oh and cliff racers are so fricking gay. Especially for a bowman like me.
I undertook the Blades quests (the main story) first when I started playing it and got fed up with it.
So try joining the Mages Guild or Thieves Guild first, build up money and strength etc.
The Imperial Cult in Ebonheart is good, not too difficult tasks with lots of money and rewards of armour/spells etc when you complete them.
Think of it like life - when you first start out you can't do much, but as you go you learn and get better.
At the start, Cliff Racers would cause me grief. Now I can despatch any monsters that attack, defeated the clockwork things in the Dwemer mine and have a slave I bought near Tel Mora.
I rule.
So try joining the Mages Guild or Thieves Guild first, build up money and strength etc.
The Imperial Cult in Ebonheart is good, not too difficult tasks with lots of money and rewards of armour/spells etc when you complete them.
Think of it like life - when you first start out you can't do much, but as you go you learn and get better.
At the start, Cliff Racers would cause me grief. Now I can despatch any monsters that attack, defeated the clockwork things in the Dwemer mine and have a slave I bought near Tel Mora.
I rule.
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