#Morrowind quests plus

Don't be afraid of quests, but keep a running list of saves so you have available backups if you saunter yourself into a corner. So, long story short, I'd explore for a bit. If I'm not mistaken, there were some questline dungeons that straight up couldn't be explored without a high Acrobatics skill, because there's a bit of abstract platforming you'll have to undergo. Knowing that, you should be mindful that shit in this game is not leveled to scale with you at all, and that trying to blow through the quests will probably lead you into a face-to-face encounter with an enemy you cannot handle. Don't forget that you don't get experience for completing quests, that only using your skills increases their viability. I suppose it depends on what you want out of the game. I'd probably complete the game a lot quicker if I just did quests.

#Morrowind quests plus

House Hlaalu (again great personalities and fun quests, plus you can get loaded) 4. Tribunal Temple (fantastic lore the starting quest alone is worth the price of admission) 3. House Telvanni (excellent personalities and quests) 2. The main question i have, is should I stick to doing the quests or is it wise to explore? Can i break quests by exploring? I run into a lo tof NPCs at daedric ruins who have no unique dialogue, and I haven't found too much of interest during my exploring. How do you personally rank the factions of Morrowind in terms of quest depth Heres my list: (I havent completed every faction) 1. I've been mostly following the beginning quests and exploring nearby ruins/tombs that I happen to run into. Just be careful who you kill, cause you can perma-kill a main quest guy if your being a dick or do something wrong, there is no Oblivion or Skyrim pussy mode of 'knocking them unconscious' (how does a sword to the head just knock you said: I've been slowly playing Morrowind Overhaul 2.0 the past few months.

Nothing of significance happens to the world when you beat the main quest, it is just done, so there is no real reason to rush it. Also you get to build a stronghold! Guilds are the best part of Morrowind hands down. And every guild eventually sends you on a quest where you will run into some of the legendary items in the game, and they have some sweet ass stats/perks.

Join the guilds, there are so many, and they have a lot of stuff to do, and perks that come with them. The main quest line is there for you, but it's usually the last thing I do, and only when I feel up to exploring inside the Ghostfence (that place freaked me out the first time playing) Explore the world, visit towns, spelunk in caves (but be careful, unlike Oblivion or Skyrim, stuff does not level to you, so you could run into some big nasties).