The long and short of it? It's a mod which incorporates Morrowind into Oblivion's engine. Official site, as far as I can tell, is here [http://morroblivion.com/].jthwilliams said:
Edit: Well you went and found it yourself. Guess my post is useless
There's More to Skyrim Than Skyrim
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Edit: Well you went and found it yourself. Guess my post is useless
Amnestic said:
That is just cool. People really become obsessive about the TES universe. I was reading some of the stuff on www.uesp.net and it linked me to another site where people had taken the time to translate daelic materials from Oblivion and review all the books. I'm amazed at both how much detail bethesda has put into the universe and how really deep can get into it.
I can't wait for them to release a constructor set, I might try my hand and creating a dungeon or two with some story and scripting.
What about expansions and DLC?Grey Carter said:
It would be easier to put on DLC and not have to worry about disk space if the other places your going to is already on the disk.
I think Multiplayer would work in a the Arena setting in Oblivion, where players vs. each other only in a gladiatorial style place, you could even have a co-op where you survive waves of increasingly harder enemies.
THIS [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything]
I think it explains itself. But that is what I think they have done!
I think it explains itself. But that is what I think they have done!
Only Vvardenfell was, mainland Morrowind is physically intact, if rather ash-covered,Kyle 2175 said:
Yeah, except it was completely randomly generated, and it wasn't actually possible to travel between towns on foot.Alexander Cunningham said:
Actually, Tamriel started out as a setting for some of the Bethesda developers' weekly DnD games.Blargh McBlargh said:
Anyway, I'll throw my lot in with the "Dev team thinks of everything" people.
No. No they wouldn't.EverythingIncredible said:
Why?
Because the universe would explode from awesomeness if that happened.
ha. Good one sir. But I think we can put up with the chance to get that much awsomeness.Frank_Sinatra_ said:
This just makes me hope that one day, SOME day, we'll get an Elder Scrolls game that contains the whole of Tamriel.
That would be bliss...
That would be bliss...
We had it in 1994. The Elder Scrolls: Arena, the first game in the series had the entire map to explore. Granted it was mostly randomly generated as needed, extremely low res, and so epic'ly huge that opting not to use fast travel between the cities would take frustrating days. But it was all there.Jezzascmezza said:
Actually, it was literally impossible to travel between towns on foot, the randomly generated wilderness just went on for ages before wrapping around and putting you in the other end of the cell.faefrost said:
Skyrim: Morrowind,LightOfDarkness said:
Skyrim: Hammerfall,
Skyrim: Arena,
Skyrim: Skyrim,
IT'S ALL GOOD!
This is really off topic, but I just spent about ten seconds panicking because I had thought that some crafty arthropod had managed to somehow find its way under my netbook screen.Ickorus said: