Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind | Peaceful Ambience of Traveling Across Solstheim | Three Hours 

same bro, same

I found my people

It's so uniquely soothing.

I wish it was a real place.

Дом, ты прав

So interesting how music from a later point can so perfectly encapsulate an earlier point in our lives. Thank you for sharing! I sympathise immensely.

Similar for me, how is your life right now?

@jarosawzdanewicz9922 in my 50s. Married with 3 kids. One in high school, one in college, one in the real world. Currently own a ps5 and enjoying final fantasy 16. Yourself?

​@adjwindu70 damn dude making life sound normal haha, I'm 25 working out in a remote camp on a gold mine I listen to this as both an elder scrolls fan but also because sometimes I'm bored and like writing stories 😂

Morrowind was my haven from demanding family necessities and no cash to go out to the theatre etc, it really worked, Id be so chilled by the time they got home I had a goofy grin on my face, humming the tunes!

congratulations on a healthy baby

I don't even care if this story is made-up, it's still super cute 😊

@@theoldman5896 not made up. And thanks

*Your Parenting skill increased to 100*

Maybe you should try gardening. No really. It will probably work. Even if gardening doesn't get you what you want, it can always get you the thing that someone else wants, and networking is pretty important. Stop being a basic bitch and grow a few potatoes.

me too, I hope everyone can get back what they had then

It has some same musics like they use in skyrim and oblivion!

The immersion was made possible because it was not reliant on surface-level physicality and technology, but rather the high level of artistry and quality of the actual content of the game in all aspects of consideration. This period of time was ripe for ingenuity and creativity, before we reached the saturation point.

It's possible all the time even now my friend, you just have so many more worries and responsibilities.

@@lemystere5345 We are far from the saturation point, there are lot's of innovate games still coming out. The Witcher series, Dark Souls, Baldures Gate, etc... The difference now from back then is how heavily commercialized it's become, back then games were made for gamers and developers had a vision and hoped it would make a profit. Now a lot of it is just an investment scheme, it's like the difference between starfield and starcitizen. Ones a vision backed by people who want to see it come to fruition, the others a vision backed by investors who want their return. One is willing to take a financially risky gamble the other is the opposite and that's reflected in the game.

Morrowind is also my favorite game of all time and I also have never finished it, and don't need/want to! The memories of exploring this amazing game, and the soundtrack will stay with me forever.

@@xYoungDeezYx Exactly! I feel exactly the same. And the editor is amazing to do your own stuff, houses, islands... Is the best game.

lol, nothing better than becoming a mage and getting powerful. Building up your mushroom tower, experimenting crafting spells, enchanting, and making potions is awesome. Hunting down the souls and ingredients you need, finding artifacts along the way.

There is no "finishing" morrowind friends, no one quest, no even the main one is the end of morrowind. Cause the world continues onward, ever onward

I'm sorry for your loss :(

Should check out Skywind ;)

@@systemoverride2642tbh I think Skywind’s gonna be a bit too different to feel like a remaster; I think it will prolly *feel* like the remake it is. I’m hopeful that at some point a proper remaster gets made where the core gameplay and mechanics are entirely intact with A) animations that make the swings and misses more immersive (kind of most important, due to that simple thing being the whole reason it’s got a bad reputation with people who refuse to try it or tried it only one time) and B) just general touch-ups to bugs, typos, scripting, and graphics that one would expect from a remaster, without necessarily changing the fundamentals of the game or even the engine more than necessary. I will say, on Skywind, I’m deeply interested in seeing how they integrate both fully voiced NPCs as well as the dialogue screen, because, while some options were often redundant, Morrowind’s dialogue system did have a lot more depth than meets the eye, and it was incredibly rewarding to stumble upon a rare topic or a brand new response to the same topic in a place it might not be expected, or even better when a lore reason for a different response existed but you’d figured the devs were lazy (they were so much less lazy than Skyrim and Oblivion’s devs it’s kinda insane). That said, there no way in hell they haven’t trimmed the fat, which is why I’d prolly want it to still be textbased in such a remaster (or perhaps they could record all or a large subsection of the lines in a few distinct voices in traditional Bethesda fashion and superimpose them onto the already existing textbased system, as an option). Tl;dr: While I will 100% play and prolly love Skywind, I’d prefer a proper and slightly truer to the original remaster from the infrastructure of an actual studio along with the contributions of devoted fans.

...Gothic is coming soon.

Be sure to Play with OpenMW!!

@@Sheorath and be sure to MOD it!!! OpenMW modded looks very good, there are excellent guides linked with OpenMW resources. Just spent a lot of time and fun doing it!

@@CaiusCosadesRoma thank you! I came back to this comment after beating the game a few days ago. Safe to say I loved it, I just installed a bunch of mods (as per Bethesda tradition) and have already begun my 2nd playthrough.

@@ivanvonmayer1 How is the adventure going my friend

@@ivanvonmayer1Props for going mostly if not entirely unmodded the first run! There are a substantial number of people who can’t do it. My experiments before my first full run were vanilla, but my first run literally took place over a year irl (and in game too, weirdly) and I did need MGE and the MCP to keep my overstimulated modern senses pleased. Second run, modded almost beyond the pale, but I’ve since returned to a largely vanilla experience (albeit with Tamriel Rebuilt, which I’d consider a must play for anyone who loves Morrowind) and have even considered going through a full run 100% vanilla now that I’m so in love with the game that the enhanced visuals of MGE are irrelevant. All down to personal preference, and I hope you find your perfect balance and continue to get boundless wonder and joy from this borderline masterpiece.

Thanks for watching! I am so glad that you enjoyed it!

Dewit ;) ...No, seriously. It might be hard to get into it because of the old mechanics (depending on your gaming experience so far). But once you've "got inside and made yourself comfortable" it will definitley suck you in with its unique and meaningful world and stories.

Wish I could experience it for the first time again have fun when you get the game!

Wait for Skywind ;)

take into account it's an old game lol

I agree with you on this one. It's my favorite RPG for sure.

Same to me. There is something special in this game. Gothic is the same story , love them both.

If you have an ARM Mac openMW natively supports it. Its not necessarly as simple as playing on windows, but it should be possible on any Mac.

@@gazzmilsom wuuut? Oh I'm trying that when I get home. Thank you!

😂Hoping to have a video out soon that has scenes directly from the original morrowind, so that may take the cake!

try tamriel rebuilt

i was so upset because you couldnt hit the heart 5 times and become an evil deity yourself :(

...or go away.

These clothes, Suit you Well. 😂❤

And probably it's buggiest 😂

@@movienerd202 Lol, it's not so buggy, man. Skyrim on launch has several more bugs. Morrowind is from a time where your game must be launched without bugs. Today everyone have internet access, so it's easy to launch new patches, but not in 2002/2003.

@@movienerd202 They're not bugs, they're features.

this video physically jerked my soul. Immediate flashbacks of living in that world as a 13 year old boy. I could cry actually. It was a somewhat painful nostalgia that i felt, times that are long gone.

Ooof hit me right in the feels with that one. 🤔😅

Milk drinker!

😂😂

No its morrowind.

Hey! The soundtrack is from Morrowind but Skyrim is a much more ambient game so I chose solstheim which is in both games. The description of the video explains that as well!

Unfortunately Morrowind doesn't offer full screen gameplay, and Skyrim is more ambient so we went with the middle ground:)

​@@lostmusicco What about with Morrowind Graphics Extender XE (for Steam/GOG GOTY edition) or OpenMW.

I will look into those Peryite, we may have to do more Morrowind videos! Thanks for the help!

"Just remember, Raven Rock is sovereign territory of House Redoran. This is Morrowind, not Skyrim. While you're here you will be expected to abide by our laws."

There are actually 20 songs in the full soundtrack!

Audio upload quality is poor.

I've got a video in the works that has original morrowind gameplay, maybe that will be more to your liking!

Love to hear that!