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Topic	should i play morrowind or oblivion
ellis123 10/06/22 1:23:44 PM #34:	DB_Insider posted... This is like ff8 but worse Naw, it's like FFVI. FFVIII you just kind of leveled, but in FFVI if you didn't level up "properly" you gimped your character in the long run. The same as how it works in Morrowind/Oblivion. GeneralKenobi85 posted... I would assume so since there are mods for everything. I don't think the traveling is that bad though. Mark and Recall gets you back to your base or some location you want to return to, and the Silt Striders get you to all the towns and cities. There is no real way to add in fast travel. The only way to really do it is through console commands or making "teleporter rooms" that you have to actually go to in order to do your fast travel (ie. completely defeating the point). Ryuko_Chan posted... Ill try Morrowind Do Morrowblivion if you are going to play Morrowind (or at least OpenMW). Base Morrowind is absolutely pathetic by comparison. masterpug53 posted... Wow, I didn't know that. Morrowind's certainly unbalanced as hell - iirc Willpower governs like four separate things, at least half of which it has no business touching. And just like in Oblivion you're gimping yourself if you don't prioritize maxing Endurance right out of the gate. You are also gimping yourself if you don't max Endurance in Morrowind as they run off of the same-ish system. Endurance is the only stat that actually matters level to level as you get max HP each level based on your stat while for everything else it just "hot moves" whatever your current stats dictate the stat should be. So a character who has, say, completely max stats will always have the same Magika and Fatigue pools as every other character with maxed stats, but depending on your choices they could end up with hundreds of HP apart from each other. Though Morrowind is definitely unbalanced. It is absurdly trivial to get stats in the hundreds of millions despite the game not actually expecting any to get anywhere close to 300 (and even getting close to that is absurd through "organic" means). --- "A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? Thweeet!" My FC is in my profile. <cite>ellis123 posted [p:968530272] in should i p... [t:80188909]...</cite> <quote>DB_Insider posted... </cite><quote>This is like ff8 but worse</quote>Naw, it's like FFVI. FFVIII you just kind of leveled, but in FFVI if you didn't level up "properly" you gimped your character in the long run. The same as how it works in Morrowind/Oblivion.GeneralKenobi85 posted... </cite><quote>I would assume so since there are mods for everything. I don't think the traveling is that bad though. Mark and Recall gets you back to your base or some location you want to return to, and the Silt Striders get you to all the towns and cities.</quote>There is no real way to add in fast travel. The only way to really do it is through console commands or making "teleporter rooms" that you have to actually go to in order to do your fast travel (ie. completely defeating the point).Ryuko_Chan posted... </cite><quote>Ill try Morrowind</quote>Do Morrowblivion if you are going to play Morrowind (or at least OpenMW). Base Morrowind is absolutely pathetic by comparison.masterpug53 posted... </cite><quote>Wow, I didn't know that. Morrowind's certainly unbalanced as hell - iirc Willpower governs like four separate things, at least half of which it has no business touching. And just like in Oblivion you're gimping yourself if you don't prioritize maxing Endurance right out of the gate.</quote>You are also gimping yourself if you don't max Endurance in Morrowind as they run off of the same-ish system. Endurance is the only stat that actually matters level to level as you get max HP each level based on your stat while for everything else it just "hot moves" whatever your current stats dictate the stat should be. So a character who has, say, completely max stats will always have the same Magika and Fatigue pools as every other character with maxed stats, but depending on your choices they could end up with hundreds of HP apart from each other.Though Morrowind is definitely unbalanced. It is absurdly trivial to get stats in the hundreds of millions despite the game not actually expecting any to get anywhere close to 300 (and even getting close to that is absurd through "organic" means). --- "A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? Thweeet!"My FC is in my profile.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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