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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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ok I'm going for a game of morrowind.
this time I might get somewhere as I thunk my brain is not as damaged
:D
this time I might get somewhere as I thunk my brain is not as damaged
:D
Maverick42 wrote:
> Fifty hours? Morrowind is excellent right from the start.
I was guilty of coming out with the "it only gets good after 50 hours" quip.
Yeah, it is good from the start, but it only gets "really" good once your character gains sufficient power and money - i.e. being able to take on powerful enemies, summoning demons, enchanting items, etc.
> Fifty hours? Morrowind is excellent right from the start.
I was guilty of coming out with the "it only gets good after 50 hours" quip.
Yeah, it is good from the start, but it only gets "really" good once your character gains sufficient power and money - i.e. being able to take on powerful enemies, summoning demons, enchanting items, etc.
Black Glove wrote:
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
>
> -Follow the instructions to C.C. [can't remember his name] in Balmora
> - [travel on the Silt Strider just outside the first village.]
> -Join a Guild that suits your type of character in Balmora.
> -Buy/steal yourself a decent weapon [look at your "major
> skills" to decide what type of weapon will suit your character
> best.]
> -Talk to people.
> -Don't bite off more than you can chew.
>
> If you like the concept of the game, please stick with it because it
> gets better and better.
> I was daunted and confused at first, and I nearly sold it twice, but
> once I got beyond the first few hours it turned into my favourite
> game.
cheers, I'm going to crank it up again in a short while
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
>
> -Follow the instructions to C.C. [can't remember his name] in Balmora
> - [travel on the Silt Strider just outside the first village.]
> -Join a Guild that suits your type of character in Balmora.
> -Buy/steal yourself a decent weapon [look at your "major
> skills" to decide what type of weapon will suit your character
> best.]
> -Talk to people.
> -Don't bite off more than you can chew.
>
> If you like the concept of the game, please stick with it because it
> gets better and better.
> I was daunted and confused at first, and I nearly sold it twice, but
> once I got beyond the first few hours it turned into my favourite
> game.
cheers, I'm going to crank it up again in a short while
Fifty hours? Morrowind is excellent right from the start.
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
-Follow the instructions to C.C. [can't remember his name] in Balmora - [travel on the Silt Strider just outside the first village.]
-Join a Guild that suits your type of character in Balmora.
-Buy/steal yourself a decent weapon [look at your "major skills" to decide what type of weapon will suit your character best.]
-Talk to people.
-Don't bite off more than you can chew.
If you like the concept of the game, please stick with it because it gets better and better.
I was daunted and confused at first, and I nearly sold it twice, but once I got beyond the first few hours it turned into my favourite game.
> Any tips at this early stage?
-Follow the instructions to C.C. [can't remember his name] in Balmora - [travel on the Silt Strider just outside the first village.]
-Join a Guild that suits your type of character in Balmora.
-Buy/steal yourself a decent weapon [look at your "major skills" to decide what type of weapon will suit your character best.]
-Talk to people.
-Don't bite off more than you can chew.
If you like the concept of the game, please stick with it because it gets better and better.
I was daunted and confused at first, and I nearly sold it twice, but once I got beyond the first few hours it turned into my favourite game.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
>
> On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early
> stage?
>
> Trade it in and get a game that's no so boring and beardy.
>
> Trust me, speak to anyone in the game and they will bore you. Far too
> much text, nothing to do, need to play for about 50 hours before it
> gets good, beards, boring, rubbish combat, pants, beards, more beards,
> wood elfs, orks, tree elfs, elf elfs etc etc
>
> I could go on about the bad points but there's just too many to name.
fair enough, but I'm gonna give it a proper go anyway. if I'm bored with it by the end of this week, I will be hitting ebay
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
>
> On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early
> stage?
>
> Trade it in and get a game that's no so boring and beardy.
>
> Trust me, speak to anyone in the game and they will bore you. Far too
> much text, nothing to do, need to play for about 50 hours before it
> gets good, beards, boring, rubbish combat, pants, beards, more beards,
> wood elfs, orks, tree elfs, elf elfs etc etc
>
> I could go on about the bad points but there's just too many to name.
fair enough, but I'm gonna give it a proper go anyway. if I'm bored with it by the end of this week, I will be hitting ebay
gamezfreak wrote:
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
>
> Yer.
>
> Don't get involved in difficult battles now, your too weak.
how do I know what a 'difficult' battle is? you mean anything larger than that worm thing I killed?
> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
>
> Yer.
>
> Don't get involved in difficult battles now, your too weak.
how do I know what a 'difficult' battle is? you mean anything larger than that worm thing I killed?
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early
> stage?
Trade it in and get a game that's no so boring and beardy.
Trust me, speak to anyone in the game and they will bore you. Far too much text, nothing to do, need to play for about 50 hours before it gets good, beards, boring, rubbish combat, pants, beards, more beards, wood elfs, orks, tree elfs, elf elfs etc etc
I could go on about the bad points but there's just too many to name.
> On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early
> stage?
Trade it in and get a game that's no so boring and beardy.
Trust me, speak to anyone in the game and they will bore you. Far too much text, nothing to do, need to play for about 50 hours before it gets good, beards, boring, rubbish combat, pants, beards, more beards, wood elfs, orks, tree elfs, elf elfs etc etc
I could go on about the bad points but there's just too many to name.
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
> Any tips at this early stage?
Yer.
Don't get involved in difficult battles now, your too weak.
> Any tips at this early stage?
Yer.
Don't get involved in difficult battles now, your too weak.
got morrowind on thursday, been decorating so only had chance to play it today.
slammed it in the xbox, loaded it, watched the pretty good intro. After choosing my character, and answering questions to generate my persona, I was outside and 'on my own'. I walked for a while and some guy fell out of the sky. On closer inspection he was testing out a new spell. I stole his 'extravagant clothes, extravagant shoes' and sword then walked some more. Some weird worm sucker type thing had a go at me so I killed it. I walked some more and got to a tomb/crypt like thing. Inside there was a ghost which attacked me, so rather than die, I ran past it thinking I was being clever, only to be slashed to death by a skeleton with a sword.
I switched it off after that, I am v.hungover and can't really concentrate on the whole thing. I'll play it later when I am able to think straight.
On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early stage?
slammed it in the xbox, loaded it, watched the pretty good intro. After choosing my character, and answering questions to generate my persona, I was outside and 'on my own'. I walked for a while and some guy fell out of the sky. On closer inspection he was testing out a new spell. I stole his 'extravagant clothes, extravagant shoes' and sword then walked some more. Some weird worm sucker type thing had a go at me so I killed it. I walked some more and got to a tomb/crypt like thing. Inside there was a ghost which attacked me, so rather than die, I ran past it thinking I was being clever, only to be slashed to death by a skeleton with a sword.
I switched it off after that, I am v.hungover and can't really concentrate on the whole thing. I'll play it later when I am able to think straight.
On the whole, it seems pretty good so far. Any tips at this early stage?
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