Kind of want to play Morrowind again. Oh but wait, it’s broken and buggy without at least a dozen mods and hacks. After that, Morrowind gameplay still sucks in almost every respect, and each step towards making it suck less makes it more and more buggy and broken again: Combat if you’re anything but a straightup beatstick, then every fight is “walk up, click 1-4 times, foe fall down”; hand-to-hand just replaces “click 1-4 times” with “click 20-80 times”. Enjoy running out of MP against everything with more HP than a rat, and then everything takes 2 seconds to cast when one 1/3-second sword-swing does the same thing with far fewer resources. By the way, almost everything that has more than about 200 HP (ie it now takes 4 or 8 seconds to kill instead of 1/2 to 1 second) has Reflect. Consult #76 of the if you’re interested in casting anything more interesting than Fireball like, say, two or three castings of Damage Strength on Target followed by Burden 1pt on Target then several castings of Fireball or raining arrows on them (taking over a minute on even weaklings), which all could have been taken care of by less than a few seconds of beatsticking instead! You’re just a weaker beatstick and IF your sneak attack hits so what, it would’ve been much less of a drag to beatstick — and without fast travel aside from guild guides and silt striders (and mods), Morrowind sucks up more than enough time as-is!

Morrowind Rebirth BETA. The discovery of these two mods has made me dust off my Morrowind jewel. Because my main motivation is to experience your overhaul. Morrowind Rebirth is a mod for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, created by Rebirth Team. Return to the magical Island of Vvardenfell once more in this huge overhaul.

No reason to tiptoe towards anyone after several hours of grinding because by then nobody’s a threat anymore unless you like Mournhold as a combat zone, and good luck sneaking up on packs of Riekling Raiders! Leveling-up that gimps you if you don’t meta-/power-game, not to mention how illogical it is for becoming harder to hurt by getting better at bargaining. Alchemy, even not considering the horrible interface, even if you avoid broken combos like +TEXAS Int to have +TEXAS every other attribute or +TEXAS Sanctuary and Chameleon etc. Out-of-combat magic is such a pain. Why, oh why, do you have so few MP and why are all effective spells so expensive and hard to cast even at max skill and Will. It doesn’t make a lick of sense to go to bed after every three or five spells, and can you imagine how wrecked one’s bladder would be to drink enough potions to keep up?

All mages in unmodded Morrowind max Alchemy just to brew hundreds of magicka potions then before every fight tap the drink-potion hotkey once or thrice. Out-of-combat stealth, especially after playing either Oblivion and Skyrim, makes all would-be thieves cry.

And even if pickpocketing etc. Wasn’t a mess, aside from a few shops and alchemy equipment watched by Hlaalu Guards (but see above) there’s nothing worth stealing you can’t find better in a Daedric ruin crime-free. By the way, Chameleon 100% for 3 Seconds on Self is but ~20,000 gold and training Illusion to >40 via your local Mage’s Guild away.

Also by the way, being a criminal just locks you out of 99% of quests so now all you can do is enjoy the boring, broken combat system and good luck finding anyone to sell your vendor-trash to! Oh yeah, the economy. After the first few levels there’s no point in worrying about wealth for many, many reasons even if you go out of your way to avoid selling homemade potions to vendor scamps and mudcrabs. Enchanted weapons and other charged items means taking at least half a minute for several castings of Soultrap 5 seconds on Target + Summon Golden Saint for 5 seconds on Self, each followed by beatsticking and navigating the idiot interface to recharge each and every time instead of just a momentary click of your hot-key’d magicka potion. By the way 1/4 the time you cast your Soultrap/Saint spell will crash to desktop.

There aren’t enough hotkeys, especially as a mage, so you never use 90% of your spells because it’s too much of a time-wasting drag to stop combat and select a spell and go back every single time as if spellcasting weren’t enough of a time-wasting drag to begin with. The enemies are boring and stop being a threat after four hours of grinding (or eight hours for Mournhold, or twelve hours for Solstheim) even with both the difficulty slider at +100 and ‘sandbagging’ by sticking with crap equipment and/or spells which makes no in-character sense unless you’re roleplaying a masochist, moron, and/or cultist of Sheogorath (but see below). By the way, intentionally gimping yourself for the sake of making things more fun and interesting, is neither fun nor interesting, for anyone. We all know what you’re doing, it isn’t fooling anyone (especially not yourself) no matter how long and twisted your mental gymnastics in denial and justification, so keep your “waah badwrongfun / ROLEplayers-not-ROLLplayers / stormwind fallacy” etc. Anyway, we can go all day listing post-crash fixes, balancers, silly & illogical meta-gaming and so forth. And every single thing you apply is yet another mod which means yet another ball for Morrowind to struggle juggling. Then after all that, if you’ve already “done it all” and want more quests, enemies, gameplay options (try and be a people-hating, self-sufficient, au naturel herbalist and craftsman without mods), and so forth, guess what?

Every new mod is more crashing when even code-patched Morrowind struggles to keep each new ball a’juggle! And don’t give me Tamriel Rebuilt, which means you don’t get to play with almost any of those spiffy monster (aside from default), NPC, weapon, and texture/etc mods unless you want to spend 80 hours in the Construction Set modding TR yourself! Author: ma'habocath ma'habocath knows some, tells much. Ma'habocath knows few things others do.

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I've spent much of my life thinking that Morrowind is one of the best games ever made, but now that I know it didn't feature a single toilet, I kind of want to hurl it into the sea. Thankfully the mod has arrived to put things right, adding, among other things, toilets to the mushroomy island of Vvardenfell. Citizens of Morrowind: you may finally take a dump. (I sure hope Rebirth has added toilet paper too.) Toilets come to Rebirth as part of version 3.5, which also makes a ton of fixes, for both the 'vanilla' game and the mod—you can. Lavs aside, it's a fairly boring update, but I'm interested to see what (if anything) those jerks in Seyda Neen think of these new inventions.

Introduction Morrowind is the third game in the series known as the ” The Elder Scrolls”. You might be familiar with the previous games in the series, such as 'Arena' and 'Daggerfall', but most certainly you're well aware of Morrowind's sequels: 'Oblivion' and 'Skyrim'. Morrowind hit the store shelves back in 2002, and became an instant hit among the entire gaming community. It was not only embraced due to its stunning graphics of that time but also for the intriguing storyline, the immersive gameworld and its depth. Some RPG enthusiasts also regard Morrowind to be one of the best role-playing games of all time, sharing the title with other fantastic games such as ”Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn”, ”Neverwinter Nights” and ”Dragon Age:Origins”. The game takes place on the island of Vvardenfell, which is a province in Morrowind. Due to the nature of the game you can actually do anything you like, without getting punished for it.

Perhaps that's also the main reason to why it's still so popular, more than 10 years after its release. Morrowind is a great game, of that can be no doubt. 'Rebirth' sprung to life in 2007 with my mod-series ”New Cities Project”, which basically can be described as town-expansions of different cities such as Seyda Neen, Caldera and Gnisis. As this project went on, I had some sort of revelation - why not merge all the plugins, and create a massive overhaul of sorts?

What you see here is the result of that process; A full concept modification, or overhaul if you will, that will transform Vvardenfell into something very special. Down below you can view some of the changes, but expect to see a lot more in-game. Features Please keep in mind that this mod is a work in progress, meaning that things can and will change. For those of you who want more information about the changes in this modification, please refer to the following changelog (outdated): Moddb.com and/or watch this video for a quick general overview: Moddb.com New encounters and places to visit Explore the Island of Vvardenfell once again, but keep in mind that things are not what they used to be. New packs of bandits and villans have made it harder to travel throughout the wilderness, new dark cults have formed and it's harder than ever before to survive in an already dark and hostile enviroment. Rebuilt cities with loads of details Cities are no longer empty shells with a few NPCs wandering about. Expect a massive increase in detail including new traders, NPCs, houses, shops, Inns and an overall feel that cities are actually 'alive'.

More than 20 new creatures to battle Encounter new vicious creatures such as the mighty Draugr Deathlord, the chilling Frost Monarch or the charming Daedra Seducer. Beware, these foes are not to be taken lightly! New weapons, armor and misc items Battle your way through Vvardenfell with a vast array of new weapons and armor, both normal ones that complement sets already present in-game, and uniques' that are far more powerful. New music, splashscreens and main menus Included are new tracks, suited for both battles and for exploration, 11 new beautifully crafted splash screens, and two new main menu screens. These additons are optional, and not needed for the mod to function properly. Better landscapes with less seams and floaters. In Morrowind there were a lot of empty flat areas and very little efficiency in use of space.

With Rebirth I've tried to eliminate these issues, giving each area a unique look. There has also been an effort to eliminate all texture seams and floaters throughout the world. Balance tweaks and bugfixes Fixed a large number of floaters, reduced clipping meshes, corrected miss-aligned objects and fixed some script/text bugs. Also tweaked settings, spells, weapons, armor, misc items, merchants etc to make the game more balanced and enjoyable.

F.A.Q Bugs and other issues It's important that you, the players, provide me with feedback and support. Without it I might not be able to track down bugs introduced by Morrowind Rebirth. You're also welcome to report issues found in vanilla Morrowind. Post your bug-reports here: Moddb.com or send me a personal message. Morrowind Graphic and Sound Overhaul and Morrowind Rebirth Clarification: Morrowind Rebirth is nothing like MGSO.

Navigon Cracked Apk. Rebirth is all about enhancing the in-game experience by overhauling cities/landscapes, by fixing bugs and balance issues, and by introducing new creatures, weapons and armor-pieces. MGSO as you might have noticed by now, is all about graphics and sound. Obviously there are some graphical elements in Rebirth, but these are mainly mesh-replacers, and are aimed to make the in-game models a bit easier on the eyes. With that said, is Morrowind Rebirth compatible with MGSO? That depends! There are some things you need to do in order to avoid issues (though you may still experience some issues).

Start by downloading MGSO, then click the installer and follow the instructions until you reach to 'custom option'-screen. Now keep in mind that you need to tick the 'custom mod' option for each flora region. You will also need to deactivate grass by choosing 'no grass' for both Vvardenfell and Solstheim. Last but not least. Do NOT tick 'Animated Morrowind'.

It's not compatible with Morrowind Rebirth. When you've completed the installation, please continue with Morrowind Rebirth. Extract the files to your Morrowind root folder as stated in the Morrowind Rebirth readme. If you're told to overwrite any files, press 'no' (I've had a few people reporting that pressing 'yes' might cause issues).

There's also five plugins included in the MGSO archive that need to be removed: 'Texture Fix 2.0.esm', 'Poorly Placed Object Fix 1.2.esm', 'Morrowind Patch 1.6.5 Beta (BTB Edit).esm', 'Windows Glow' and 'Animated Morrowind'. That should be it. Old Save Games Please read this article: Moddb.com Performance Morrowind might be an old game but this doesn't mean that your old laptop can run Morrowind Rebirth without any issues. In some areas such as Balmora you will get fps drops if you don't have decent computer. If you're using a lot of texture replacers it might be a good idea to remove some of these to increase the overall performance.

If you're using MGE or MGEXE you might want to reduce the distant statics detail, remove some shaders or skip the fancy fog effects. Installation and requirements Please read this article if you are new to mods: Moddb.com Compatibility Morrowind Rebirth is a huge modification and will not work well with a lot of other mods, especially those that alter landscape or add new buildings. There's no list of specific mods that work with Rebirth, but the most popular ones like 'Tamriel Rebuilt' and 'LGNPC' should work just fine (minor issues). Mods that add or alter dialogue should work well too. If you have any other questions regarding mods and compatibility, let me know and I'll try to answer them for you.

WARNING Do not use 'Morrowind Rebirth 3.1 - Morrowind Patch 1.6.5 Beta [Rebirth Edit]' included in the Morrowind Rebirth archive along with 'Morrowind Patch 1.6.5 Beta', 'Morrowind Patch 1.6.5 Beta [BTB Edit]' or the 'Unofficial Morrowind Patch Project'. Also note that 'Texture Fix 2.0', 'Poorly Placed Object Fix v1.2', 'Windows Glow', and 'Animated Morrowind' are not compatible with Morrowind Rebirth.

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