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you might also be interested in this project
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16976
not much has been going on as of late with it either though, but its still got hours of playtime and old lands (solstheim, vvardenfell, mournhold) to explore, mobs to fight.. not sure about quests though. Never tried it myself :O
Though I think it LOOKS more complete than Morroblivion... could be totally wrong as i have both sitting on my HD but haven't tried either yet.
I played Morrowind a few years ago, went on a discovery quest of my own and got lost, couldnt work out where to go.
Do you need a good memory or am I missing something.
Are there are any mods to help keep missions co-ordinated?
I have more time now so maybe it wont be an issue, but just in case![]()
The aim of Tamriel Rebuilt is to build "new" provinces for the TES games, not to convert from one game to another. We will not use such utilities, our mod for Morrowind will stay purely a mod for Morrowind, our mod for Oblivion will stay purely a mod for Oblivion.
Not a mod, but a really complete webpage:
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Morrowind
Particularly check the "Quests" link.
Make sure you patch it. IIRC the quest log came with a patch - before that you basically had to make your own on a sheet of paper.Do you need a good memory or am I missing something.
Are there are any mods to help keep missions co-ordinated?
The mod linked from Nexus, SoVvM is not as complete as Morroblivion, but is hand made instead of a conversion. It's well worth the download to aapreciate what the SoVvM has done and from what I read this month... plans to start redoing.
Morroblivion is probably the single most important project to the underground Oblivion community. I say underground because Bethesda has blacklisted the project.
I don't understand it, modding gets them all these PC purchases, then they give the finger to their most creative modders. They get pissed when someone:
1. Owns both games
2. Wants to essentially update the Morrowind gameplay to Oblivion standards.
Plagiarism would imply that they're passing off Bethesda's work as their own creation, which they're not. I think you mean copyright infringement. But I don't think it qualifies for that either, since they're not actually distributing assets from Morrowind, AFAIK - they're just providing the tools to extract them from an existing installation.Bethesda came down on Morroblivion because they are converting Morrowind files into Oblivion. This is plagiarism, and Bethesda can't allow that.