Skyrim Expert Plays Morrowind For The FIRST TIME in 2021 - Morrowind 19th Anniversary(:

[@godo9358]

>choosing longblade/axes/blunt as your major skill, and then picking up a dagger and crying why can't you hit anything this is as classic as it ever gets

[@kingofthegrill]

I chose Long Blade, Short Blade, and Marksman as my combat skills for my first melee character. Got to Pelagiad and learned that I could buy spears. Instantly started a new game to spec into Spear.

[@anelpasic5232]

@@kingofthegrill Based.

[@tarheelpro87]

Gee i don’t know, maybe cause the dagger is the first weapon you get? Not like Oblivion or Skyrim where you can find and choose to start with a sword, mace, axe or dagger. Nah, fuck that? Just a dagger and hope for the best!

[@leroyjenkins2639]

⁠@@tarheelpro87 to be fair yes it is the first weapon you get but it’s also conveniently located across the street from a trader that sells all weapon types and a few spells

[@robertjohnson6225]

In order to get that hovering stats menu to go away.... when you are in the actual menu just click on the dark square in the upper right of the window... not a bug.

[@yungjuicebox1335]

Skybaby moment

[@Sorarixicaric]

I was laughing out loud when he never noticed the darkened square after he clicked it. Glad to see a comment explaining it to them so my lazy ass didn't have ta lol...

[@jasongeyer2111]

you'd think that would be instinct to close a window

[@colbyboucher6391]

No stamina: *Check* No long blade skill: *Check* Surprised when he can't hit anything: *Check*

[@shreksleftknee]

It’s weird how Skyrim players make morrowind 100 times harder than it is

[@Samuraisaac]

Beans

[@pingASS_]

It’s an easy game. I play it on the hardest just to get a bit of challenge

[@jetpilledmyron2056]

Skyrim is absurdly easy compared to Morrowind. Ironically, the succession Morrowind -> Oblivion -> Skyrim also account for gameplay over story

[@Kainlarsen]

Babies. :D

[@vanyadolly]

@@jetpilledmyron2056 Maybe more like roleplay over story when it comes to Skyrim. The gameplay isn't that involved, it's mostly about the freedom of the sandbox setting.

[@veilen]

I remember looking for the box for hours. When i finally found it I laughed so hard and fell in love with this game.

[@vtastek]

By the time I cleaned the dungeon, I was 5 times stronger(you actually get stronger in this game.). The initiation was well planned. Many fall, but one remains.

[@GarkKahn]

I found it really fast when i was a total noob But last year i returned and it took me a while to find it

[@fluffytowels1145]

Fun fact about the space bar being the key to interact: I don't think the modern standard of control schemes for PC games has set in in 2002, so they just went with the control schemes of their previous games (daggerfall and Arena). Which undoubtedly based their control schemes on the original Doom, where space was the interaction button.

[@Samuraisaac]

That would make a lot of sense

[@darnok6407]

Tbf I for one never understood why it's not space. Maybe that's because my first RPG was Oblivion, but I find that control scheme way more intuitive.

[@Chrono_Mitsurugi]

This is what happens when you completely skip the starter town that has easy enemies to learn the combat, and a general store right in front of you on the main path that sells armor and weapons. LOL

[@pingASS_]

Frustrating video.

[@kingofthegrill]

And you get instant high disposition with that store if you want it.

[@TheRhalf]

you can also use the silt strider to get to balmora

[@kingofthegrill]

@@TheRhalf Yeah but then you miss the early quest for the woman who wants to date the bandit

[@velkonemriam1935]

Not many people, sometimes even veterans, realize just how much benefit you can get from taking full advantage of Seyda Neen.

[@fluffytowels1145]

After finishing the video, it's about what I would expect from someone accustomed to skyrim, diving into morrowind blind. Also the dwemer puzzlebox is really easy to miss, I'm willing to bet most people had ot use a guide to find it.

[@cptncutleg]

I opened up the construction set to find it the first time. I ended up actually drawing on the paper map that came with the game to highlight where I found artifacts and Daedric gear

[@lycanlube7484]

yeah usually takes me ages to find it every time i reboot morrowind lol.

[@andrewgreenwood9068]

I ended up looking it up but that didn't help because there is another room with the same name.

[@SecretLars]

> has long blade AND axe as major skills. > doesn’t use them. > instead uses short blade free starting dagger. > spam clicks so always does 1 damage. > goes low on fatigue making another -25% chance to hit. > why is game hard?

[@BenJaminLongTime]

"Come nerevar, you are not a god or a dragonborn. This is not skyrim this is morrowind, you are a slave with a dagger. What a grand and intoxicating innocence." -Dagoth Ur

[@xScooterAZx]

Quest markers are for those too lazy to explore the land over.

[@geckohunterxhunter6286]

Long blade is in your major skills why are you fighting with a dagger.

[@zanderwhitcroft]

I absolutely love how everyone hates the cliff racers, and even so much that Jiub the Dunmer you meet at the start becomes a legend for eradicating them all in later games.

[@cama73ven]

There is a mod (in nexus) that prevents them from attacking you, after you load the mod in a current game it works only with the respawn cliff racers (meaning you have to kill them first and wait for the respawn), not the ones that already exists in your save game. In a new game with the mod loaded the cliff racers wont attack you at all.

[@Undeadhalfelf]

Love how the Cliff Racer is still a terror to people,. Their plumes and trama root are used to craft levitation potions

[@thesuperbslidewhistler312]

I would recommend doing some of the quests around Seyda Neen and getting some equipment from Arille’s tradehouse. Also, I noticed that one of your major skills was “Long blade” but you were using that same dagger from the Census and Excise Offices. Arille’s Tradehouse carries every type of weapon and armor.

[@AFCAWorldBodybuildingArchive]

When an Slyrim spoon fed baby tries a real RPG 💪😄 Classic as it gets.

[@kingofthegrill]

Barely able to play but hooked nonetheless lmao

[@ramireza6904]

Even Morrowind was already a pretty simple and dumbed down Game compared to Daggerfall. Its realy not that hard, you just had to THINK a little bit.

[@xXxSeekerOfTruthxXx]

Dice rolls my friend. The maths. They will save you, or damn you if you cant math. Everything you do in the game rolls the dice, this is the significance of the Luck stat. It pads your rolls. Combat not working for you? Use a weapon you have skill in. Spells not working? Use the appropriate spell tree you have skills in. Have the appropriate maths now? Things still not working? The green bar is the most important bar for actually doing something other than dying. Make sure it is as high as possible at all times, and it will pad your rolls as well. If not it will detract from them. Remember to have fun! It may be old but it is well worth it once you learn how the world works ;)

[@Samuraisaac]

Wow that’s a lot. Yeah I’ve been searching Reddit and stuff lately and I think I might be figuring it out more. Hopefully soon I can make some more videos on it

[@PedroKrick]

Yeah I mean I dont have a clue how it works, only that it has dice rolls somewhere there, but I still have lots of fun, especially now that I'm a lizard that walks on water and flies (after 100hours of playing but still, nice) Also I guess I'm important on the main story? Idk, at least I'm not a slave yet so that's a win for an argonian.

[@soundbyte6395]

@@Samuraisaac As an example, when you were fighting the cliff racers (dragons), you were using a dagger which is classified as a short blade. Short blade wasn't one of your major or minor skills so you probably had a level 5 or 10 in short blade. Your long blade skill was one of your major skills and was at level 40, so if you used a long blade instead, you would have been hitting about 40/5 = 8 times more hits. P.S. hitting them had nothing to do with not having a bow, it was just a really low hit chance.

[@Samuraisaac]

This is the purest form of science

[@swahilimaster]

To this day I still use space to activate and E to jump in Elder Scrolls games.

[@elcoqui9513]

Starter Tips Fastest Starting Race: Orcs+Steed Sign Most Accurate Starting Race: Dark Elves+Lover Sign Your primary weapons are least likely to miss marked as lvl 35-45 Carry LOOOOOOTS of health potions Warrior sign increases physical accuracy Save often Vvardenfell can be a dangerous place

[@elcoqui9513]

Very fun channel, no bias, humor and despite all the resources (CC) you went legit. Rare.

[@Samuraisaac]

We’ll I did get stuck in like a wall or something if I remember correctly that I had to use console commands to get out of, but other than that yeah it was pretty legit lol

[@jprec5174]

You can make like 1000 gold in seyda neen if you do all the quests/steal correctly. This is easier if you make an imp with favored personality and lover sign. You can start with like 85 personality. You can get thousands of gold quickly by trading and get 100 personality by lvl 3. Super easy to break the game if you know what you’re doing.

[@kingofthegrill]

I'd argue fastest starting race is Breton since they're the only race that can wear the Boots without going blind. Otherwise useless for other races, OP on a Breton.

[@SerinitySack]

I've owned this game since 2016 and just completed the main story for the first time last week. It took me a lot of restarts to learn much as well. The best pieces of advice that I can give are: Try to keep your fatigue bar at least somewhat full as the lower your fatigue is, the more likely you are to fail most of your skill checks. I've noticed that until you get a skill up to around 60 or so, your fatigue plays a major role in everything you do with that skill. Much like in Oblivion, raising certain skills gives you a multiplier for whatever attribute is tied to that skill. For example, raising acrobatics increases your strength multiplier. This multiplier is capped out at x5, which will cause it to raise by 5 if you choose it as one of your three attributes to raise during level up and then the multiplier will reset upon confirmation. Raising any of the strength skills a total of ten times will give you the x5 multiplier. Your progress toward an actual level up though only increases as you raise Major and Minor skills. If you want to maximize your level ups, it's best to raise your Misc skills first to get those multipliers, and then raise your major and minor skills to get your level up. Your chance to hit with any weapon is based on your current fatigue, agility, whatever level the skill for that weapon is at, and (to a minor extent) your luck attribute. It's best if you don't use your misc weapon skills for combat unless you're training them, and even then I recommend training those skills at a trainer until you get the skill high enough to actually hit stuff. Alchemy and magic in general is absolutely busted in this game. I'm not gonna tell you to stay away from it, but if you don't want to feel cheap then at least don't exploit it to the insane extent that you can. With just alchemy alone, you can temporarily increase some stats into the thousands making most tasks a joke. Seriously, it can make the game way too easy. As far as enchanting items, four things. Every enchantable item has a max enchant value to prevent you from making extremely overpowered stuff. I think the highest is the exquisite amulet with a max enchant value of 120, not counting paper since it has an infinite enchant value but can only be enchanted with single use spells. You can fill your soul gems with any creatures you've summoned. You can enchant your equipment with constant effect enchants, but only if you have a soul with a value of 400 or more. So you're gonna need either a grand soul gem or azura's star if you want to enchant your stuff with some of these. Golden Saints are probably the best for this, since there is a spell that allows you to summon them, which is basically on-demand souls for your soul gems. You don't need to use soul gems to recharge your enchanted gear, as it will slowly recharge over time. By slowly I mean that it can take multiple in-game days to fully recharge some of your higher capacity items. It's best to only use soul gems to recharge your items if you're unable to rest and need it recharged immediately.

[@Samuraisaac]

This is a very dedicated comment

[@GG-pp8id]

Happy birthday morrowind

[@The_Bear_Adventures]

Can't tell you how many times I started and gave up on the main story over that puzzle box as a kid. It's actually really close to the entrance but the area is incredibly easy to miss.

[@AnimeVampire234]

i found the cube very fast by accident, honestly i also have a ridiculous amount of time put into skyrim.... but after playing morrowind, i very much prefer it.

[@Samuraisaac]

I haven’t played it much since I made this video but I’ve been meaning to get back to it cause I’ve been getting a lot of helpful comments

[@thesuperbslidewhistler312]

@@Samuraisaac My very first Elder Scrolls game was Skyrim, but once I found Morrowind I took a liking to it almost immediately. The biggest advice I could give you is to use weapons and armor associated with your major and minor skills, watch your fatigue (stamina), and save OFTEN. Also, there are a few beginner quests around Seyda Neen that can be quite profitable.

[@jackcaptures]

Kinda cool to see you go back and play Morrowind, didn't realize the game came out so long ago. Great video man and looking forward to seeing more from you

[@Samuraisaac]

It was great to go back and see what it was like gaming back then(:

[@windy8544]

i don't think you can beat many modern games by running around naked with a tutorial dagger

[@Samuraisaac]

How are you beating modern games then??🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@liammartin6636]

This was fun to see. Really makes you realize how much RPGs have changed ideologically since the early 2000s. You couldn't hit anyone because your skill was too low, and that was ok back then. Before Morrowind came out, only the biggest nerds and freaks played western style RPGs, and they purposefully made them very abstract. If you wanted a realistic game where you wouldn't miss attacks back then, you just straight up didn't get an RPG.

[@Samuraisaac]

My older brother used to play a lot of D&D. Playing this kinda reminded me of how he would describe D&D. Its hard to figure out but hopefully I can get the hang of it and make more Morrowind videos in the future.

[@liammartin6636]

@@Samuraisaac That's absolutely it. Computer RPGs for a long time were just trying to make D&D work in a videogame. Eventually they just started making RPGs inspired by other RPGs, but this was clearly before then. I hope you get more into Morrowind, it's really rewarding when you get the hang of it! It's just not very forgiving at all and that scares people away.

[@Bozebo]

(except that actually is more realistic)

[@Kainlarsen]

To be fair, Morrowind's combat is far more realistic than Skyrim's. I say this because, much like in real life, most of us don't know how to fight properly. Much less swing a sword properly. It's awkward, you're going to be clumsy, and you're going to miss a lot. And those hits you do actually land, will likely not be very effective. However, as you persevere and keep being bad at fighting, you will gradually notice something; Your body will become used to the weight and balance of the weapon. Your stance and posture will adapt to better swing. Your technique and accuracy will start to improve as you muscle-memorise what does and does not work. You will become *okay* with combat. And then you will have taken your first step into a larger world. The wonderful, wonderful thing about Morrowind, over all successive Elder Scrolls games, is that you start as literally nobody. You are fresh off the boat, and in a bizarre volcano island full of grouchy, xenophobic dark elf farmers and miners. You really have to earn your way into people's graces, and it feels so good for putting in all that effort when guards stop talking to you like you're a pubic louse and actually wish you a good day. :)

[@shogunender8752]

It’s funny that he didn’t try to press the button to open that menu open again in order to close it.

[@OuterHeaven210]

Happy b day Morrowind. I just started too. I'm not Skyrim fan but still. The struggle is real

[@iamthewolf7277]

oh and u cant chnage the res to 1920*1080 or whatever its called oh and game crashes when u tab out no matter what

[@dess1619]

There was no standardized control schemes then. XD

[@GROENAASMusic]

There's a box in the corner of the stat windows, where the X or close button usually would be in the OS. You probably clicked it accidently. Click it again, and it will stop pestering you while you play the game. Another tip if you wanna walk faster in Morrowind: Walk diagonally. ;)

[@grim2280]

one thing im always confused about is how people forget or dont notice you can change the controls through the settings

[@Camo_Live]

When you click the little box on the top right of the stats window it stops it from closing

[@oldgamerchick]

Oooh too funny. I bought my GOTY Morrowind in my late 40s. I was too chicken to play. So I made my son play first. This became my favorite all time game. And, my beloved bow was my best friend. I could kill mages before they even knew I was there. Thank you for this video. Great fun. 🙃☕❤❤❤❤ PS I will be 68 this summer and I still love video games. That is Morrowind, Skyrim, and Guild Wars in that order.

[@tacticalgrace6456]

Just discovered this while Looking for playthroughs to get my nostalgia hit. Almost as hilarious as the guy trying to play Fallout 1 and becoming the Rope Man

[@Kuklisek20]

Why would you walk when you can ride on silt strider, outlander :D Funny to see,

[@Samuraisaac]

Lol definitely something I will consider for the sequel;)

[@JovialHeretic]

If you ever return to Morrowind... You spontaneously chose the right sign the first time! The Lover is a top tier sign, basically The Warrior sign plus The Thief, plus all the bonuses that 25 Agility does to related skills. Basically, this means you would be hitting and dodging like a much higher level warrior at level 1, exactly what you were missing (basically every swing is a DnD roll, there just is no animation for dodging or missing). It also comes with a very high level stun spell for dealing with troublesome enemies, like old Snowy Granius on the bridge (his skeleton died because the summon spell's duration expired). Also, you missed an entrance inside the Dwemer ruins (it might be above or below another doorway, or a hard-to-see cave passage, I forgot). The Boots of Blinding Speed actually make walking not only bearable, but faster than Skyrim, giving you 200 extra speed (where the base stat normally maxes at 100, making it 300 max with the boots, whereas you probably had a fifth or a tenth of that). Their negative effects can be resisted. Being a Breton or an Orc helps. They are attainable at level 1 from Pemenie, north of Caldera. Scouts in bars can give you map locations. Basically, you felt raw end of the Morrowind stick. In Morrwind, end-level gear is just sitting somewhere waiting for you. You just have to wander into the right place. It's not leveled as much as in Skyrim and Oblivion. You can literally just run into a level 50 or 80 opponent at level 1 and get merc'd, or slip by them and steal some end-game stuff (or find it lying somewhere, unguarded).

[@bendover9813]

I killed an Ordinator who attacked me in Vivec, and now they all try to no matter how high I set my reputation with their faction, no matter how many times I’ve gone back and gotten rid of the body/didn’t get caught, and they still just know :(

[@JovialHeretic]

@@bendover9813 Yeah, aggro is one of the most broken things in Morrowind besides Mercantile. This is why I save often, and always load if I kill a quest npc or a guard. There's little benefit in killing them (there's a lot of better ways to get money), unless you just want rp an outlaw. Nice name, btw.

[@bendover9813]

@@JovialHeretic at this point, I just console sethealth 0 on every ordinator that aggros on me so I don’t take a bounty at least

[@JovialHeretic]

@@bendover9813 Does clearing your bounty not even work as far as preventing aggro?

[@kingofthegrill]

For me it's the Lady Sign. It either synergizes with my build or makes up for notable deficits. Made my Breton tankier and my Nord more charming.

[@under_the_bed]

113 hours... that’s cute

[@Samuraisaac]

Donnnntt worry, that’s just my PC time ;) Xbox 360 is where I spent most of my Skyrim days

[@dwarflord420]

Please Stop insulting Dragons. Those Retched things you were fighting,were not Dragons *THOSE* Things were Cliff Racers. I loathe Cliff Racers with every fiber of my being. Also Just wait until you encounter an Alit or a Kagouti.

[@Samuraisaac]

lol cant wait

[@Samuraisaac]

If you enjoyed say happy birthday to Morrowind :-)

[@Draxev]

happy bday 5 months later

[@Wargulpartal]

I'm a Skyrim fan too, but I tried Morrowind years ago. I played as Argonian warrior with Spear as favorite weapon, wearing bonemold armor. I didn't played much, but my build serves my well as long, as I played.

[@stargazer99]

The great thing is I’m only a couple of years older than you and my first elder scrolls game was oblivion. I did have morrowind for Xbox a couple of years later and it is awful on Xbox compared to pc. You can’t do the walk animation to save fatigue on Xbox because of the joystick. I eventually bought it for pc and played it a ton! I decided to not do the god stuff where you use potions to make yourself overpowered and got super far for once. Btw agility really helps with landing hits on enemies. You learn how to deal with stupid stuff real quick also it’s kind of fun to taunt enemies with speech craft to get them to attack you and then you can kill them without consequence

[@aaronpringle3385]

E

[@themadcarver9509]

I've never played Skyrim... But I am a Fallout expert... I can say with certainty, that this was similar to my experience jumping from fallout 3, New Vegas, and 4 to the original fallout series from the 90s.... Very strange ..

[@Samuraisaac]

I havnt played fallout 1 and 2 but I can see that they are wayyy different

[@CallMeLethano]

as someone only a couple years older than you, i'm legally obligated to call you a baby also, it's rough, but i hope you like the game! it's something of an acquired taste, but i think when you learn how it all works, it's a wonderful experience. i honestly miss the way you are given directions without a quest marker, even if you get into situations like with the puzzle box. it's cliché to say, but even though it is far from perfect, there really is something immersive about it. a bunch of tips, if you want to read: keep in mind that directional attacks are a thing, and each weapon is better or worse at each of them. you seem to be doing this already, but still, remember to use weapons your character is good with - Lion-O is good with long blades, so use weapons classified as that to get better hit chances. also remember you can rest outside towns to recover health. also just don't even try pick pockets. it's really stupid, but the reason why is, your chances will always be unreasonably low due to a programming error that makes the calculations being run twice, on top of having a maximum chance of 50% even with that fixed, i believe. tl;dr game gud, trust me i swear it's good

[@Samuraisaac]

This comment changed my life. I definitely wanna do more morrowind videos in the future but rn I'm focusing on Breath of the Wild. Hopefully one day I can come back to this

[@curtisasher9011]

Sick video issac

[@ninerush3734]

This video is hilarious

[@Samuraisaac]

Thank you(:

[@richardfrank5365]

Skyrim and oblivion really spoiled players. I remember spending hours earning my level ups and the sense of accomplishments when I finally got through any problems.

[@Kaizentasks]

Yo nice video keep grinding !

[@Grimmers]

>"skyrim expert" >doesn't have an ingrained muscle memory to quicksave constantly

[@RazorStormInc]

Also, Steam says his total Skyrim playtime is only 133 hours. That's only enough to cover a singular playthrough. I've played through it five times, with each playthrough running around 140-160 hours. Some expert this guy is. I've also beaten Morrowind and its expansions three times.

[@Grimmers]

​@@RazorStormInc As the intro paints out it's sarcasm to enable his clickbait, but even still it's surprising how little general Bethesda-game fundamentals he picked up from what time he does have.

[@RazorStormInc]

@@Grimmers At points, it seems like he's under-performing on purpose to make Morrowind seem that much harder. It's not that difficult, you just have to have more than 50 brain cells to play it.

[@dkirby9052]

Oh you discovered Cliff Racers, welcome to Morrowing my dude. Congrats on saving your game by the way. Pro gamer move right there.

[@cama73ven]

Puzzle box, filter for the first timers in morrowind. Also a common mistake: start the main quest right away. First get better gear and make gold, then train some and / or level up a few times. After that its safe start the main quest aka go to Caius house and deliver the package to him.

[@kingofthegrill]

I go to his house early because I get tired and it's not always so easy to sleep on the trail or seduce a Khajiit for her home.

[@PedroKrick]

OH OK, after some good minutes of video I figured out why the hell the window wouldn't disappear. There's a button to fix it permanently on the top right Stupid and I have made this mistake and also took long to figure it out

[@Samuraisaac]

… Thank you…

[@justinbennett9998]

Uhh those dwemer coins are worth 40 septims a piece...

[@QuitYourCryin]

Can't imagine not being born in the mid 90s. I really hit the golden age of gaming.

[@SamSmithsamek15]

lol you trolled yourself hard with that box

[@hundragant]

As a pro pf both Morrowind and Skyrim... This was pretty painful to watch

[@lilbeast6274]

Morrowind was the first xbox game I ever played. Though I never got far. I was young an didn't really play the game I just fucked around on it for the most part xP

[@drageonmusic6421]

another morrowind video where they use a dagger with a sword skill and can't figure out why they aren't hitting lol. Still a fun video all the same

[@thorulf4086]

Allot of reading and using ur own imagination/head to solve quest has become a must in rpg imo after playing this game.

[@InvalidShortcut]

"Skyrim Expert" ROFL

[@Gograpefruit]

Tags heavy armour, buys light.

[@Samuraisaac]

It looked cooler(:

[@BossGamrMan2155_Official]

There is a guy in Morrowind who murders those who refuse to pay him for crossing the bridge. I found a glitch where you say you wont pay him then run into the city into the water. Then if you do it right he will glitch and get stuck in place. Then use your bow to kill him.

[@wolfseption2887]

why do people make this game hard for themselves lol just read and you will learn XD

[@bytemeah]

That requires attention span that's longer than 5 seconds.

[@ItsChevnotJeff]

8:17 They're not exactly dragons, they are, no joke, the MENACE who went in and drove out the DRAGONS We have St Jiub to thank for their extinction and absence in later games, and you'll be doing the same by the end of your playthrough here

[@BrandonBlume]

Welcome to RPGs. I still never use E for activate/use. I've always used the numpad for movement and used the ENTER key for use. Then when I switched to WASD (because I was tired of sliding my keyboard halfway across my desk when I played FPS games) I naturally used Space as use. Similarly, when on numpad controls I used 9 for jump so when I switched to WASD I used E for jump. Can't ever do it any other way. I'm also a Y inverter. I like Morrowind's controls. They used to be normal. However, I'm not a fan of the dice-roll mechanics in everything. I much more prefer Oblivion's and Skyrim's definitive weapon contact on attack. And the more you level up in a skill the more chances your attacks will land (and do more damage). But that's RPGs for ya. I dound the Dwemer Cube on my first run though. It's just sitting on a shelf IIRC. You probably didn't explore everywhere. I love not have quest markers. It makes it far more realistic and immersive.

[@peb475]

This is why modern games are too easy and dumbed down, cause these are the types of players now. They can't think and figure things out, they need to be spoonfed everything, such a shame. I was 15 when Morrowind came out and had no problems figuring out the systems. If you have axe as a skill, I don't know,. MAYBE USE AN AXE? Damn dude..

[@germgoblin5313]

Saving, the nerevarines greatest power

[@dksamaritan5200]

Tip: Whenever you get stuck on something in Morrowind just open the console and write "Fixme" without the quotes and you'll be fine.

[@reneepollet3008]

Just pick a dark elf and a magic thief class You can thank me later once you discover how useful utility spells are.

[@kingofthegrill]

Morrowind is superior to Skyrim in that I've never ever gotten stuck in Morrowind in a way that I couldn't spam the jump button to get out. You move like a Cliff Racer but it always works.

[@spatrk6634]

i do however use no clip console command pretty often when npc blocks my path in vivec.

[@lycanlube7484]

The dark block on the right top corner of the stats menu when pressed hides it and you totally could of just used the silt strider in seyda neen to instantly travel to balmora is you had the gold.

[@do_not_at_me]

real gamer here

[@TheRealRat154]

How is yours rectangular?

[@Samuraisaac]

I legit just stretched it in post, I’m sure there are 16:9 mods that do it a lot better tho

[@TheRealRat154]

Makes sense, I tried to get mods for it but was too much of an idiot to get it working

[@traviscrockett3640]

Skyrim expert? You would think he would know to sell stuff for septims and buy some damn gear…..

[@FirstLast-yc9lq]

That barely fucking mattered in vanilla Skyrim, dude. Most Skyrim experts get 100 in smithing within the first couple hours and then hit known ore veins to get the best armor early.

[@spatrk6634]

i never bought anything in skyrim. gold is just hoarding and nothing to spend it on except maybe trainers but its also stupid because training is capped to couple of skill ups per level. its totally optional thing to do and because items scale to your level if you buy weapon at a vendor, you will find better weapon in next dungeoun you are in. its stupid design.@@FirstLast-yc9lq

[@PatrykPospiechPhoto]

1. Creating class wisely is very important in Morrowind. 2. Using short sword while your main skill is long blade is not the best idea. 3. Using quicksave (F5) and quickload (F9) could help. 4. You shouldn't do anything with 0 stamina (breathless) cose it won't do much. 5. Fighting/casting spells/many more = diceroll (oldsql RPG style). 6. After fights you can rest to regain your HP. 7. You would find dwemer cube, but you get used to simple and linear Skyrim dungeons... Morrowind is a bit more complex (that cube location is the first test for player to be more creative while searching locations). 8. You should play more of Morrowind, is one of the greatest games! ;)

[@T-REXMACHINEGUN]

I was also born into 2003 but I was lucky to play oblivion in 2009 for the first time. I didn't play skyrim until 2013. Now I got like 3600 hours in eso but I'm yet to play morrowind ill play it one day

[@Samuraisaac]

It’s hard to play compared to the newer games but I’m glad I did, very worth it. Never really got into ESO tho

[@T-REXMACHINEGUN]

@@Samuraisaac a friend of mine got it recently and ill have to go over and try it

[@CMDR-Cody]

There was no standard for Keybindings in those days. Every game had their own idea of what to use. If you think Morrowind is bad try playing KOTOR. 8:50 welcome to my experience of 2003. I remember being terrified of cliff racers for my whole first playthrough. To be fair though I was 10 and they were murdering me at every turn. Don't even get me started on that abomination known as the quest marker.

[@squeldo2862]

how have you only got 120 subs? you deserve more

[@Samuraisaac]

Thank you, hopefully one day we’ll get there;)

[@domeshotz800]

saying you're a "skyrim expert" is like saying you're an expert as wiping your ass.

[@Samuraisaac]

You've got one video on your channel and it's just you typing the n-word

[@yalkn2073]

Lmao, he consideres himself a "Skyrim Expert" with only a measly 1500 hours

[@Vchk1917]

Those are rookie numbers lol

[@thth-sv4bt]

DID YOU JUST CALL CLIFF RACERS "DRAGONS"?!?! Also, that menu keeps hanging on because you toggled it, you can disable it by clicking on that darker square in its top right corner.

[@Samuraisaac]

One day when I return to morrowind I will try this to get rid of the menu(:

[@thth-sv4bt]

@@Samuraisaac good to know. Also, an additional tip to have better time in combat. If you're planning to use a weapon, make sure that it's in either minor or major skill category, otherwise you're gonna miss most of the time. Combat (amongst other things) in morrowind isn't like combat in later TES games, as in hit= damage based on your attributes, but it's more like a visual representation of a dice roll

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

How am I older than you?!

[@Samuraisaac]

Born earlier

[@jordansmith1563]

I picked it yo for the first time ever a few weeks ago, having a great time with it. I enjoy the pace of it, though I am leveling up speed and acrobatics every chance chance get. Also need to get my confiscated mater alchemy set back, unfortunately did not choose lock picking as a major skill 😄

[@cleanedmyroomfounddvds]

...10) you don't chop down a tree with a spear...there are three types of striking each weapon type might have betterdamage with poke than with chop or slice. You used low level weapon damage attacks ....offften...is some thing that can happen but your weapon actually might have done 5 each strike type. 11) distance to target it is on the ground,, you might need to bend to hit shorter or tops close to the ground people in game-Ernie Moore jr

[@jaredking380]

yeah.... morrowind is more like a pen and paper rpg than skyrim...... love the old girl , she is a great game

[@Samuraisaac]

It was good, Hopefully one day I’ll figure out how to complete that dwarves ruin quest and continue my playthrough(:

[@wodanwandelaar292]

@@Samuraisaac Tip: it's in a really inconspicious location, not at the end of some tunnel in a huge chest

[@Samuraisaac]

Thank you, I went back to look for it some more like 2 days ago and still couldn’t find it. I’ll be sure to look in less likely places

[@thesuperbslidewhistler312]

@@Samuraisaac If you still haven’t found it, and you’d like to know where it is, click “read more” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Once you enter the dungeon, you’ll get to a point with two guys and a door or two. There’s a pathway leading ABOVE those two, that comes to a second floor above them. There should then be a door to your left. Behind that door is the “boss” of the dungeon, and the cube is on a shelf.

[@michaeldavies7949]

The lord sign in Morrowind is absolute dog shit...too much Skyrim I think

[@nireshire]

Happy late birthday

[@Kainlarsen]

...How did you even make it this far as a gaming youtuber? I know this was three years ago, but seriously... If it's any consolation, when I first played this, twenty years ago, I absolutely sucked dick at it. said "this is shit! I'm never playing it again!", and closed the game. Two weeks later, I decided to give it another try. Approached the whole thing with the knowledge that I knew nothing, and found it to be one of the best games I had ever played.

[@Tristyn_Waterman]

okay anyone else wanting to try morrowind, the two things most important to making sure you can hit your attacks is 1. how full your fatigue (stamina) bar is, pay attention as you travel and when you see an enemy, stop sprinting and take a moment to catch your breath before engaging. and 2. USE A WEAPON YOU ARE SKILLED IN. If you want to use a dagger, either pick short blade as a major/minor skill, or find a skill trainer for it. There's a store in the starting town where you can buy your preferred weapon type, ideally you want to pick skills so you start with around 40-45 in at least one weapon skill

[@johnsven878]

oh yes, the dwemer puzzle box. an item, that separates boys from men XD

[@xScooterAZx]

There are not dragons in MW,..those are Cliff Racers. XD If you want to walk faster use the construction kit and change your stats. Same with weight. You can change your character's skills and other stuff in the kit,which comes with the game usually. When your at such a low level,you have a hard time killing things. You have to just "git good",as they say. It isnt just given to you. You have to earn it. PS, The cube is beneath a table in the ruin.

[@Blakenblitz]

Bro.... You went through the effort/trouble to edit, narrate, and post a gameplay video on KZbin, but you couldn't be bothered to actually troubleshoot how to close a menu?? Smooth brain shit right there.

[@Samuraisaac]

Wait until you see my Fallout: New Vegas video

[@APprojection]

How do you become an expert in 113 hours?

[@WuCSquad]

13:35 What you actually needed was a readable map. Quest markers were a game design crutch (or digital duct-tape) that could negate bad graphics for in-game maps, a crutch that overstayed it's welcome with better graphics.

[@xenxander]

Manage your fatigue. Take fuller, slower swings while fighting. You can move the direction of the mouse to change the attack type. Yes 'bunny hopping' is the fastest way around for a bit. There are trainers for every skill and no limit to training. So use them. Take your time, it's not a race. You can't beat this game at lv.2 or 3 like you can Oblivion. Never take medium armor. There is no master trainer for it.

[@seawind930]

Sure glad I play in OpenMW no crashes, and better mouse usage.

[@cleanedmyroomfounddvds]

5:17 The imagery is a loose representation of the game perceived reality: 1) your skill with that type of weapon makes you use it worse than a more experienced user. Frequency of use correlated to experience...you are facing an opponent who has five features which counters every attack situation on a case by case--..Ernie Moore Jr. (the real...) 1)your strike falls short 2) their skin is thick and for the amount of force and swing momentum was too short to create damage --their armor rating was higher than your attack rating .3) it evaded. (Moved away from the damage part of the weapon...4) it's attack timing deflected your attack making nothing of damage or reducing damage....5) your defenses was too clumsy to connect the attack as you saw it in your mind to the actual delivery-execution....6) if it was the knife dagger sticking in the table with a note the note points bout it is a damaged or worn brown blade ( the request was made to fix it).....7)you had been walking or Acrobat ting enough to lower your stamina gratifying you or taking a lot of the steam out of your attacks reducing its ummmph.....8) your blade has a range of damage which makes damage variable each user your blade user's damage might be 1 sometimes...9) the critter has 15 health,, but in the timeframe talking about you missed 4 times and did 7 value one attacks quit was healthier than the damage you actually did but cannot see sofar..-Ernie Moore Jr.

[@you_tube6733]

only 100 hours in skyrim?!?

[@orrinbarabor1387]

this video gave me a headache.

[@Samuraisaac]

mission accomplished!

[@RaiJolt2]

Charlies paingles

[@Samuraisaac]

Yes

[@derekmendoza5965]

Levitate best spell

[@Swervvin]

The attacking in this game is tedious.

[@Samuraisaac]

True

[@yungjuicebox1335]

No you just didn't make a good character.

[@jprec5174]

Good ole morrowind and its noob proof first dungeon.