Just started play Morrowind any tips Yea Forums?

just started play Morrowind any tips Yea Forums?

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have fun

>You're the guest, Nerevarine, so I'll let you throw the first punch
>still sucker punches you like a nigger

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Wealth beyond measure, outlander.

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MAGIC. Do Magic build.

Stealth and Combat are clunky because the engine didn't know if it wanted to be real time or dice fixed yet, so it's a weird mash of Daggerfall and Oblivion. Minor in one weapon, ideally something like a dagger or blunt and light armor or unarmored. Morrowind is not kind to Warriors and Thieves on first playthroughs unless you really learn the stats and how the numbers work.

Spell making and alchemy are the best parts of the game. Maybe install a mod to get rid of the annoying 'potion crafting failed' thing, since it is just reload bait and doesn't make the game "harder" and wastes a ton of your septims for nothing. Don't google game breaking spells and exploits right away, see what you can find on your own first, get creative.

Above all else, join a House and Guilt as soon as you can, get those questlines as branched as possible, so you have an excuse to always wander. Wandering about, reading books, and soaking it in is largely what Morrowind is all about. It's not a fast game, and it's most fun to not play it with instant gratification in mind.

If you decide to mod out Cliff Racers, I won't judge you.

Flat-Tamrielers BTFO

Play the main quest when it's available, it's easily the funnest part of the game. The story is interesting, and it makes you engage with a whole bunch of different groups across the world. I don't like leaving it until later because it's less fun when you steam roll it. The guilds in and of themselves aren't overly interesting, the Temple or Imperial cult are probably the most fun. The others kinda make you just feel like a generic mercenary.

If the fucked levelling multiplier system annoys you, use the Madd Leveler mod. If you don't care about minmaxing at all, don't feel the need to replace it. The base system is so boring to use optimally.

Not really an in between thing, Daggerfall was that same "weird mash." TES was real-time-with-dice from the beginning.

The Imperial Cult is a bit out of the way compared to most other factions since you need to go to their main hall in Ebonheart to do quests, but it's probably the best faction for new characters of most types to dabble in first since there's three types of jobs you can take whenever you want: almoner (persuasion focused quests to raise money or investigate donors), lay healer (gather ingredients for specific potions), and shrine sergeant (combat and exploration focused). They start off easy and frequently grant you decent magic items as quest rewards and rank bonuses to get you started.