How to make morrowind look good mods#

So the consensus seems to be I just missed my opportunity to play it. I didn't know if there would be anything in that valley or grove of tree sized mushrooms but damned if I wasn't going to find out. The lack of the compass from the other games made what I would find unexpected. I would find dungeons and stuff because an area looked interesting and just happened to have a dungeon in it. Morrowind has such a different feel from oblivion and skyrim. 'That thing is north I think but I could be slightly off.' It makes you explore instead of going in a straight line like oblivion and skyrim do.ДЄlso man do I love the actual world. Morrowind is better than skyrim and oblivion thread. Now, I didn't create this as a Morrowind is crap vs. So I just missed my opportunity to enjoy it? That's disappointing. It was a fantastic step forward when it came out, and it set the standard of all its successors. You have to see it as a history lesson, not a modern game. I wouldn't play it again myself (with Skyrim/Oblivion being available now) but I played it 2-3 times, including expansions, when it first came out. OK, it's old as hell and probably doesn't hold up anymore. MORROWIND IS GREAT AND YOU'RE A BAD PERSON FOR HATING IT I want to enjoy it but currently I feel like I could have used that $19.00 on something said: Tl dr I need guidance on the aspects of Morrowind that seem to set it apart from Oblivion and Skyrim. Am I missing something? Is there some way to get out of these stunlocks or paralyzes? They seem broken at times especially with the hand-to-hand fighters.

I had to skip any enemy capable of doing this. I couldn't do anything! I would fall down, stare at the ground for 5 seconds (or stare at my enemy for 10 seconds if they were using paralyze), get up, then get knocked down again immediately. A few times (mostly against enemies using 2-handed weapons, paralyze enchants+dagger, or fists) I would be eternally stunlocked. Although do I REALLY hate the stun system. I don't expect much from elder scrolls games. I only started the main quest line yesterday because I wasn't sure what Caius (or whoever) meant by, 'come back when you've gained notoriety.' I just decided to talk to him again at level 10 and got a quest. I joined the fighter's guild and thieves guild but the quests were so boring mostly just, 'go here and clear out this cave.' or 'go here and steal this thing.' (I never got farther than maybe 6 or so quests in the fighter's guild because my saves corrupted and I wasn't up to playing through them again). But now I'm here asking, 'what is it I'm missing?' I purposefully avoided guides and outside information so I could find the wonder for myself. But over the two characters I played as (maybe 9 or 10 hours of time played) I couldn't find what made it so spectacular in the eyes of so many. I had to restart after the graphics overhaul because saves made before it were corrupted. Okay, finally to my main point! I'm just.not having fun with Morrowind. As I said, graphical glitches everywhere but that was the worst. Enemies could still see perfectly in those pitch black abysses, though, so occasionally I would get hit from somewhere in the darkness and I would have to run back into a lit area so I could see what was attacking me. If I didn't bring a torch I was walking blind checking my map every two seconds to make sure I wasn't walking into a wall. Not just the floor but everything in the area. If there was no light source on specific textures (say a section of a floor or hallway) it would be pitch black. However graphical glitches popped up everywhere.

The overhaul made Morrowind look wonderful and actually bumped my fps up to 30 outdoors. My understanding of computers isn't great but I can run skyrim on this laptop on ultra settings at a constant 60fps no matter where I am in the world and no matter what I'm doing so I don't exactly understand how this is an issue. Indoors wasn't an issue with 60fps at all times. The framerate when in outdoor environments even with the sight distance set as low as possible was sub 25fps at all times. AMD Radeon HD 7979 / 2GB GDDR5 graphics card (it's supposed to be one of the best on the market but also affordable) Now before I talk about that overhaul I should say that Morrowind runs terribly on my computer. Eventually settled on the all-in-one graphics and sound overhaul.

How to make morrowind look good mods#

So I go to the Morrowind page here on giant bomb remembering seeing lists of mods to make it look less awful. $19.00.okay fine I'll buy it and see what's so amazing about it.ДЇirst thoughts: man this game looks like a pile of rancid ass leavings. It didn't really interest me.ДЇast forward six years or so to a bored me staring at Morrowind on Steam. But I never even considered buying it because, well, I had Oblivion. Ever since I picked up Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion I'd heard how amazing Morrowind was.