Am I the only one who think that we really need some bigger dungeons? - by Exodus_dk
Zaphod on 3/6/2002 at 16:54
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Originally posted by Sammi *you are in the misty mountains. Exits N NE W.Gandalf enters.*WOW. Suddenly I'm 11 years old again, playing
The Hobbit on my PCjr. I had completely forgotten that phrase, but now it's all flooding back to me. The cheesy graphics, the glitches and crashes, the fact that Gandalf geniunely seemed like he didn't like me most of the time...
*sigh*Thanks, Sammi. That made my day.
Exodus_dk on 3/6/2002 at 21:02
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Originally posted by Tuco "Ehh, role playing is what people do who can't compete."- Francis Ottoman, PvP article writer
=D
Oh, and exodus, stuff you and your silly lore. I don't want to hear it.. There may be no dragons in my morrorun at the moment, but I WILL have dragons there by the time I die. No ebonheart given me no stinkin' dragon statue... taunting me into blithering madness..
DRAGONS PZL! Hmmm - why then the heck don't you go play an AD&D game instead?(this is a retorical question please don't answer it!) Horny for dragons? Wanna lance them all? Play dragonstrike... It got good graphics too...
As for the town vs. dungeon adventurers... Well I honestly can't see why one should exclude the other... I don't think that the real big dungeons should be included in the main quest! However they should be there - with written references in books around the continent. Then you could choose to go exploring them - when you stumbled upon them. As for city adventurers - well Vivec may be a large town... But I think it lacks some people - I never felt that I was in a real big city or anything. And more variation - just having cantons doesn't do the trick for me. Some outskirts of somekind would be nice.
Damodred on 3/6/2002 at 21:33
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Originally posted by Jordana Chal Hi everyone-new member here...
I prefer being above ground really. I got so bored trailing round DF dungeons for hours on end along identical passages. I'd rather get the job over and done with.
Just a couple of questions: when you commit a crime in Morrowind do you get rewarded by a rendition of the familiar "Halt!" chorus?
Can you make friends with/flirt with people to get your own way or do you have to just bash them into submission? Agreed on the dungeon thing. They're so...samey. And Exodus - if you're finding that vampire-infested Dwemer dungeons are too easy well...you're going into them too late :D Of course it's easy when you're godlike...so would DF be. I'm lev. 16 and frequently have to leave on other assignments to level up before coming back to a dungeon. I guess this question is more a matter of opinion than I thought!
Re Halt: no, alas. But there is a mod that will do that for you, if you really want to be driven insane. Here's a link:
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http://www.euro-morrowind.com/?section=displayplugin&displayplugin=56)
You can bribe/intimidate/admire/taunt (although I don't think taunting works for making friends, heh) your way through many challenges. Many many challenges. Not all, I'm sure. But many many :)
D.
Tuco on 3/6/2002 at 22:27
Bah, more area = more people when I have to find, "Lalalruafdvadddd Mananakdakada" and give him a note from his admirer(Yes that's a quest in the game, cept the name is a little longer).
I killed Klandicar today =\
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http://everquest.allakhazam.com/monsterpics/klandicar.jpg I was just hoping to combat (Morrorun's) Tuco against a dragon =D
Exodus_dk on 5/6/2002 at 09:26
Well, I agree that you actually should avoid powerplaying and leveling in general in this game! However my new char ( a Nord wearing medium armor and wielding swords) have since level 15 been able to clean out daedric shrines... Just because I got my hands on a daedric longsword! And - well I'm already using a difficulty mod - and it does have a certain influence. I'm not saying that I waltz through Dremora Lords and everything - but I can take one on and hold my own...
But I think I'll try the one you link to!
On the site (
www.morrowindfiles.com) there's a lot of downloads - try check them out.
Some of the mods involve that 12 skill increases are required for level.
