pretty sure part of the reason you spent more was because of lack of fast travel and sh*ty quest task descriptions.
And because you spent the first part of the game missing your hits, lol.
And cliffracers.
Now I remember why I never went far in Morrowind. 
Also, it didn't help that I played Morrowind only after I played Oblivion and Skyrim. Got spoiled with the newer TES games. 
I approve of all the cheating going on in everyone's gaming.
I think I played these games legit, like once, then cheated the rest. Same for Fallout. Bethesda practically encourages you to cheat and glitch.
I has CHIM.
AE CHIM CE ALTADOON!
I think I played these games legit, like once, then cheated the rest. Same for Fallout. Bethesda practically encourages you to cheat and glitch.
I has CHIM.
AE CHIM CE ALTADOON!
I don't speak gibberish, Bee.
I cheat when I play The Sims. Does that count?
<Rick Astley>
I do notice that this is not an answer to my question. But I ignore that. Because I'll never gonna give you up. I wouldn't be sleeping if you were gone.
(Just to make a point. No need to listen to it.)
I approve of all the cheating going on in everyone's gaming.
I dunno. Nothing worth having comes easy.
I do notice that this is not an answer to my question. But I ignore that. Because I'll never gonna give you up. I wouldn't be sleeping if you were gone.
Spoiler(Just to make a point. No need to listen to it.)
I dunno. Nothing worth having comes easy.
Siha, you don't listen. I would NEVER GIVE YOU UP, no matter how hard you are to put up with. Not ever.
no matter
how hard you are to put up with.
Stfu.
I don't speak gibberish, Bee.
I cheat when I play The Sims. Does that count?
Meyus miil
Sims... I've never played Sims, but the fans who hated the DLC Hearthfire swear up and down that it's the Sims for Skyrim. I like building houses and organizing all the useless but cool **** I don't need while my kids make fun of eachother:
I think I played these games legit, like once, then cheated the rest. Same for Fallout. Bethesda practically encourages you to cheat and glitch.
I has CHIM.
AE CHIM CE ALTADOON!
I used the 30 Mark and Recall mod, as well as a variety of other Fast Travel ones.
All of the mods.
I admittedly wouldn't have spent as much time on Morrowind if it wasn't for the lovely mods.
In the continuing saga of me making DA characters in all of the games, I'm figuring out how to make a good Holy Warrior Andraste in Dark Souls.
I think that may count as blasphemy.
EDIT: I don't wanna talk about cliffracers.
Those flying horrors nuked my old computer's framerate. I ran, and eventually flew, across all of Vvardenfell to get away from them.
Yes, I could always tell when a cliffracer was inbound. SUDDEN DROP IN FRAMERATE. Bastards.
I didn't use mods for Morrowind because I simply didn't know they existed at the time.
*high five* FINALLY someone here cares
Fixed it.
Touche, lol.
Eeh, the French! A bunch of beautiful people, inside and outside.
Oh, hush you, you're gonna make me blush.
Morrowind took more hours from me than Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 3 combined.
Dem Redoran.
Dat Telvanni.
The ever manly Caius Cosades.
...I may have to find my old disc and reinstall the old girl.
Damn you all.
Rings that allowed you to fly...
Oh, hush you, you're gonna make me blush.
LOLOLOL.
I had a great time playing Oblivion for all of six hours. I must have chosen the most useless class in the entire game: healer. Which resulted in me being too weak to kill anything stronger than a rat. I spent those six hours running from every enemy spamming healing on myself while I got attacked...
I had no idea where I had to go, what exactly the story was and where I was anyway. Eventually I found a story trigger. And then died within two seconds.... fun times. 
It was my first Xbox game. Good thing it wasn't the only one I bought. So Oblivion was quickly forgotten. I should probably have started over. But meh. Open world is not really my thing, I believe. I have yet to play Skyrim. I will though one day. To just walk around enjoying the solitude, and maybe adopt kids.
I had a great time playing Oblivion for all of six hours. I must have chosen the most useless class in the entire game: healer. Which resulted in me being too weak to kill anything stronger than a rat. I spent those six hours running from every enemy spamming healing on myself while I got attacked...
I had no idea where I had to go, what exactly the story was and where I was anyway. Eventually I found a story trigger. And then died within two seconds.... fun times.
It was my first Xbox game. Good thing it wasn't the only one I bought. So Oblivion was quickly forgotten. I should probably have started over. But meh. Open world is not really my thing, I believe. I have yet to play Skyrim. I will though one day. To just walk around enjoying the solitude, and maybe adopt kids.
Your first mistake was choosing a class 
Always make your own.
It was my first 360 game, along with Call of Duty 2. I researched the hell out of this though before I bought it, so I was good to go.
Your first mistake was choosing a class
Wait, what?! *g*
I came from JRPGs on the PS2... I was so confused!
Wait, what?! *g*
I came from JRPGs on the PS2... I was so confused!
Lol I can imagine 
That's like a day and night difference in game approach. But yea, the classes the game gives you are terra bad, some more than others, so most people make their own custom class, unless they're super concerned about the picture on their stats, lol.
Favorite part of Oblivion.. The Dark Brotherhood missions. Fun times. I am still disappointed that the Skyrim Brotherhood missions aren't nearly as much fun.
Hail Sithis!
Oh, hush you, you're gonna make me blush.
But you've earned it.
Has anyone done any analysis on the Old, Ancient, Unreadable, and Untranslatable Elven Writing codex entries that you can read if you drink from the Vir'Abelasan? The latter seems like it might be about Abelas?
Here are the texts:
Retour en haut
