[WR] Morrowind All Main Quests, No Major Glitches Speedrun in  

He'd probably just blame it on the Skooma or moon sugar.

"You're pathetic" vibes

Hey, ive definitely thought of that. I guess it's just a preference because the bulk of each try is you moving to the npc and menuing to your quicksave file, so checking doesn't take too much time

True brother

I found a video on GDQ (Games Done Quick) that explained everything but it was the glitched run for all main quests.

I did equip wraithguard right as I get keening. You may need to slow down the video to see it happening.

@@volvulusx5043 Thanks!!

@@ThisIsNotMyRealSelf see around 28:45

Yes, you need to leave the menu for f9 to work which is slower than pressing esc and clicking load imo.

From my experience: no

Relax, as someone who's sank an ungodly amount of time in Morrowind it's only slightly less confusing, if you blink you miss certain things lol

@@volvulusx5043 Actually, with a couple exceptions (of a couple of "parallel quests", mostly the Horator/Nerevarine part being so early, which is probably because of the pre requisites being quite lax) it made total sense to me xD

4 things. Soultrap glitch, weapon swap glitch, going out of bounds, and the escort skips

Yeah, you move quite a bit faster with Icarian. I think that it's just one of the furthest distances you need to travel in the run, and it works well because you will always be on the ground plus the fact that you actually need to mark outside the cave. All these factors make it ideal as far as I'm aware

I did, but there are some minor changes to the routing since then. It's really hard to have to keep making new tutorials over and over when new things are found, so ultimately my advice, if you are interested in learning, is to join the discord and I will actually be willing to work with you one on one over voice/provide commentary over the video. If you're just wondering about a certain part I can explain it. If you're familiar with Morrowind, nothing is particularly all that complicated, just understand that the run uses a highly specific route/sequence of inputs at each stage and is not just something I came up with while doing it.

This is possible only if you have Tribunal and Bloodmoon disabled. It's easy to do, simply uncheck the .esms in the Data Files section in the game launcher

I've made some guides but some strategies/route changes have happened since I've made them, so they are not ideal. You can find them in my playlists section. Currently if anyone wants to learn and they want help, I can offer 1 on 1 coaching. Just join the Elder Scrolls Speedrunning discord and put a message in the Morrowind channel (see description for link). Otherwise, Morrowind speedrun are generally pretty straightforward, but you do have to be aware of a bunch of things. You can basically just copy what I do step by step and re create the run on your own. That's how I learned to run.

That's a lot to learn i will join the discord thx

Well, this would not classify as a glitch. I quicksave outside of the temple and then keep checking the vendor's inventory to see if they have the Scroll of Windform. This is because their inventory is determined upon the "first time" you enter the cell (the location) so by loading my save, I revert to a point where I still have not entered yet. This vendor has a certain amount of random scrolls, which also happen to replenish, allowing me to buy as many copies as I want. It's an extremely busted scroll as it gives levitation of 500 points for an entire minute, so it's by far the fastest way you can move this fast, at least as a fresh file and without using major glitches/exploits.

@@volvulusx5043 Oh ok that makes a lot more sense to me now, I originally thought you were running up and buying a limited item an then reverting to a save file while somehow still keeping the item you bought or something like that. Thanks for clearing that up for me XD

With adrenaline rush, yes

no

You’d have to go out of your way to create the speed buff and then you’d have to successfully cast it a bunch of times. All of this on glitchless.

That NPC has some random items in their inventory. en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Ilen_Faveran They have -6 "random_scroll_all", this means that they have 6 random scrolls that always "restock", meaning that you can buy them repeatedly. Then, it's important to know that what they have is determined when you enter the Temple (the cell) for the first time. So, you can save outside of the temple and keep checking what they have until they have what you need. In this case I am trying to get the Scroll of Windform in their inventory, so in this run it took a few tries before they had it. It's easy to check because it's in alphabetical order, so you just have to inspect the last 1 or 2 scrolls and either proceed with the run if you get it, or reload the save. There is also a little trick with restocking items, where if you sell the item back to them, it will become available in a higher increment each time... as opposed to buying just one copy each time.

@@volvulusx5043 Well now that's a fast answer ! Thanks

I don't see how, but alright

And normal Morrowind playthroughs are 100% autism, so I'll take that

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I'm very confused at what this is meant to mean but I guess thanks

yep, the any% no major glitches run is only 4 mins, check out my most recent video if you haven't!

@Volvulus x but youre still using glitches whats the fastest legit run?

@@jimholesaw6597 what's the glitch there? Things can be seen as glitches or exploits but it's all rather arbitrary.