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What a great game. I love the idea of a group of "Chosen Ones" trying and failing to fulfill the prophecy, then spiritually inhabiting a cavern to provide guidance to the true Nerevar. Also, "Nerevar Moon-and-Star" has such a nice ring to it.
The great thing is that you don't even need to use glitches to become a demigod within the first 20 minutes of this game. Just brew potions that make you better at brewing potions until the potions you make cause your stats to integer overflow.
well if you do the potions correctly you shouldn't overflow as that breaks the game i think but what you do is you stack fortify intelligence which affects your alchemy skill which makes you make better potions so if you continually make them you end up with a ludicrous intelligence stat thats lasts 1000 years which then allows you to set your skills to a few thousand each at which point you have a similar situation to the speed run
Reading all the comments about there being faster ways to beat the game, I'm slowly losing faith in humanity. This is the "all major quests" route, you buffoons!
Only just starting to get into watching these speedruns but DrTChops is my favorite speedrunner/commentator. Also his Dishonored speedrun is pretty great ^^.
A TES speedrun category should include start the clock after you first try running the game after install/DL on a blind computer, so that the time modding it to not BSOD on load gets factored in.
Its called the soul trap glitch because at one point in the unpatched version, you had to use soultrap on target as a part of the spell or at least everyone used it as a part of the spell.
Loved the dialog in Morrowind. Makes you have to read to actually progress. Loved also that you can't fast travel. Not just cutted out, but the travel system is different. Boat, mage guild, giant horsebugs etc is ment instead. It ironically gives you more freedom. Makes the map bigger.
Imagine being in the audience waiting for that arena fight and then seeing the kajit fly in, stab him once, that fly back out in an instant. Now I'm imagining what Gladiator would have been like if Maximus could do that.
No, he was attempting to bind the Quick Item to numpad 7, accidentally clicked it twice and when he did he mistakenly bound Mouse 0 to it instead, then correctly bound numpad 7 immediately afterwards. Unfortunately, morrowind isn't smart enough to rebind Mouse 0 at that point, and just left it not bound to anything
A Khajiit with that much luck wouldn't save the world in half an hour. Instead he would immediately set about acquiring as much moon sugar, cat toys and smoked fish as possible.
I LOVE this run, it's one of the speedruns, along with smoothoperator's tomb raider 2 run and ANYTHING that HeyzeusHeresToast does that I come back frequently to just have fun watching. What a delight!
You shouldn't, the game is huge and easy to lose yourself in. After ten years I literally just got around to actually finishing the main quest about an hour ago, always got distracted with other things and then ended up rolling a new character idea before ever bothering to do it before.
When I played it as a kid I just went around and stole every valuable item (and the ones that were hard to steal) and would not do any quests at all. At the end I had an epic fight against Vivect where I leveled my Fistfighting from 0 to 99 or so :D Just that sense of freedom is enough to keep you going in this game. The quests are just a bonus ;)
I remember as a kid i found out a quest bug you save some dude's daughter i think and he give you 8000 gold but you have two separate phrase one to ask for the reward one to end the quest.... and you can ask the reward infinitely, i never ended the quest and used the infinite money to try and make stupid shit like a giant fire ball that would one shot a city ... and crash the game xD
@@user-783hhss7w2oifhe It usually only plays a very small part in a lot of the dice rolls in this game, which would normally be much more reliant on another stat. Because of this though, if luck is ridiculously high it will make a big difference in your chances, even if the "more important" stat is too low
_"and the sun's golden honey gilds the land"_ Gild - to cover thinly with gold leaf or paint. Azura is basically just saying "the golden gold covers the land in gold" yeah okay thanks mom.
I know this video is sorta old but is this game good? I played oblivion as my first elder scrolls game and it's actually one of my all time favorite RPGs, and I played Skyrim. Tempted to start playing some of the older games. Is it worth it or is it just meh?
I loved Morrowind more than Skyrim and Oblivion. But... I played it first, back when it was new. I'd be genuinely interested to know what someone who played Skyrim before Morrowind makes of the older game. There's no denying that Morrowind is really dated now. I guess it depends what you want to get out of the game.
I had a lot of fun when I played it back when it came out, if you want to play it I recommend getting the addons as well though, they're pretty damn good. The balancing is "meh" from what I remember, even when cheating your magicka to a bazillion points it still feels weak compared to just hitting/shooting stuff. There's probably a ton of mods out to address such issues though, just like the newer TES games Morrowind had a nice user-friendly editor after all. While I played it without mods it was still an amazing experience, the atmosphere in that game is incredible so even with Oblivion (which I loved) and Skyrim out it should still be a great experience.
Mr. Chops telling him "Good job" with a pat on the back kind of tells you how nervous that guy must have been, but pulled it off great even with a ctd.
I know I'm late to the party, but I thought it was common knowledge in the start that just moving diagonally forward and left is the best way to get around the guard at the start? I do it every time I start a new game.
Have you seen the normal walking and running in Morrowind? It already looks wrong and don't get me started on jumping. (Please reply to this in 3 years.)
MrTacco I think it's so they could quickly get the glove thing you need to wield Sunder and Keening, the other tools used to break the Heart of Lorkahn, or in other words, beat the game. I might have the names wrong, it's been a small while since I've beaten it
Well yeah, it's a marathon run and not a PB so mistakes are going to happen. Are you saying that since they didn't play perfectly they shouldn't have even bothered using minor time saves that are probably second nature by now?
I spent literally tons of hours with this game and I always thought a lower stamina affects only chance to hit/cast spell... not the actual movement speed.
I'm pretty sure my grandpa could run this game in 1999. His PC was back then what most modern 4k quad processor pcs are today, just super good. Too bad it can't even run most flash games.
It's nice that he actually did the main quest instead of just flying to Dagoth Ur and killing him straight away. There's nothing wrong with that when you're going for a world record but this is certainly more entertaining.
In this game you can't be too overpowered either because the games gets confused, everytime i'll try to break someone's face i break my weapon as well and can't use spells because my chance to cast overflows and gives me negative 10,000
I love the game but man it's sooooooo broken. If I can get 15 minutes of play without crashing I can be happy. And the Goddamn movement speed is so slow without glitches or the boots of blinding speed
