I play The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind fast! Videos are highlights taken from my Twitch stream at www.twitch.tv/volvyy. I usually stream in the evenings to night time (EST) so give me a follow if you wanna see live attempts!
Dude... Spoilers. i didn't know you were goimg to beat the game in this video. I mean, the games only been out, how long? i didnt think someome would beat thr gane so quick
@@vintage8704 not sure why, maybe try to follow along more closely to see where the files installed? And the game shouldn't be on steam, only Yume Nikki is on steam which is a different game.
It's basically glitchless, depends on if you think the platter trick is a glitch or not. To make things simpler for everyone we wound up just calling it a no major glitches run.
You could have done 2 minutes 22 seconds and 76 milliseconds. You can skip from 1:40 to 1:46 simply by jumping on the right side of the wall behind the barrel to get directly outside. I will never understand how those speed runners aren't checking such small details...
@@gaelromanet issue with this is that this means you can't save, making clipping very hard and overall losing more time. I don't expect any future WRs to use this strategy. So yes, we did consider this
@@cincinnatixdxd5055 I'm not really certain what's happening, just worked for me. Watch the video again to make sure you didn't miss anything. If you can get the program that installs the RTP running then you probably just need to select the installation path, it can go anywhere
help!!!!!!!!!!! yall I dont think I need to download bandizip bc I already have this thing that helps to extract stuff, or do i have to download bandizip anyways? it gets confusion I mean, when he opens the original game, it haves a different design than when I open those sort of filles. . :C
Why's that? The idea of creating a route to complete the set of objectives is naturally appealing. Also, it's a very technical game with its movement and menuing. It's nothing out of the ordinary to Speedrun. I've already played this game normally for hundreds of hours, this is simply a different way of playing that you would only do after playing normally.
Took me a few days to find the free time to watch this all the way through, but it was pretty entertaining. I hope you recreate this speedrun when Skywind is finished!
Imagine Azura being like... "Good, the Nerevarine has left the boat in Seyda... wait what? How is he flying to Vemyna- HOW DID HE GET KEEN- NOW HE HAS SUN- THE HEART IS DESTROYED ALREADY, HOW?"
I created the Lenguaje folder but it never appears on the menu, I followed this tutorial and the installation page on the wiki but it doesn't work. Edit: Ok, I'm dumb, the folder was named "Languaje" instead of "Lenguage". My first languaGe is spanish and that last G is a J, thanks for the tutoral!
As someone that has played over 6000 hours of Morrowind, this is really impressive. I only understand what's happening because I'm so familiar with the game, but it's absolutely mad how you can pull it off. Well done.
Well, thanks! Honestly, the any% run is pretty uninteresting when you really break it down, I mean there's only a little over 2 minutes worth of gameplay involved. While the route has actually gone through some changes recently (skipping the potion shop), which was discovered/workshopped pretty close to the time of posting of this video, there just really isn't much to it in terms of a cool or interesting route, I think. It's really easy to learn how to complete an any% run, after just a bit of information on a few tricky parts and not even an hour's worth of practice. This is of course made up for by having very optimized execution in all facets, with maybe only about 3 seconds left of timesave that I could see someone out there achieving. This is until some small optimization or maybe even something more significant is discovered, but who knows when that will happen? People have been doing this run on and off for a bit over a decade now, it feels pretty unlikely something will be found to help save more time after that potion shop trip was cut out. I think the longer runs are more interesting, including the all main quests run, the all factions run, and even the DLC. I even did one of a pretty long mod called Sotha Sil Expanded. These runs show off a lot more of the game. While not having as perfect execution as any%, there is still of course a lot of drive to do everything as quickly as possible. It's like, in this run only the last 30 seconds are truly the super speedy parts. However in the all main quests run, you get basically another 10 minutes of very fast gameplay at this high speed. I just think the ratio is much better.
@@volvulusx5043 While I respect the hell out of speedrunners, that level of commitment that leads you to playing the same thing thousands of times to find new ways to shave a tenth of a second off of a run, it's not for me. I play games to explore, to discover. I'm actually working on a mod for Morrowind that adds a ton of new spells and magic items - weapons, armor, clothing, potions, scrolls, and so on - and puts them all around the game world. I've noticed in my own playthroughs of the game that I sort of learn to recognize the different caves, and I know "oh, only a few bandits in here, no good loot". My mod is designed to bring back that sense of exploration and wonder by giving players a reason to investigate all the little caves and shrines and tombs around the game world, poke into all the hidden alcoves and dark corners, and hopefully reinvigorate and restore that sense of wonder that I felt when I first played Morrowind. I'm by no means an expert, there are no new models or anything, just new content built on existing assets, and I'm not the BEST at scripting, but I've worked in a bunch. One thing I did was use the script on the book that teaches the spell to summon a dwarven sphere and tweak it so that the new spells I made can be learned from books that I place in the world, rather than have to stick an NPC in random locations.
Well, there are plenty of nice relaxing casual playthroughs to watch. this is meant to be a display of skill applied to a very long and complex route using everything possible in the game, except for things like console commands. I wouldn't be able to talk with chat as easily if I had to use a button to control my mic while playing, that's hard to manage. And I just have a simple USB mic with no stand, for whatever reason I wasn't able to get a headset working and I don't know why, so the mic has to be kind of in front of me where the keyboard is. Monitor, mic, keyboard, me, in that order. Get it? I recommend just turning the volume down more than you think you need to, the game will just have to be a bit quiet.
what is the purpose of downloading the assets from the RTP? im worried that its making the game to big and is causing it to lag (im using easyrpg on my 3ds) is the RTP really necessary?
the RTP is around 15 mb. the game is 3 GIGABYTES. I think you can spare 15 more mb. Assets from the RTP are used in various places, so those assets will not display properly unless you have it.
At 6:25 i see you have two differently-named instances of the yume 2kki .zip, do i need them too to patch it or do i just open the same zip folder twice and copy the files of one to the other? Also do i only need to do this if a version needs to be patched? Props for still answering these comments btw
the first one is the patch, the second one is the base game. so you'd extract the base game, then set it up, then grab the files from the patch and place them in to the corresponding folder (each window should have a "2" folder and some files like changelog, start.exe and other .txt files), replacing all/overwriting when prompted. And yes, this is only for when you need to apply patches, patches tend to bring new content so it's worth learning how to patch the game. it's really just a matter of dragging and dropping. There can be times when the current version is just the letter version, and no patches are available yet.
