- Morrowind
- Oblivion
I play Morrowind on Xbox so I can't cheat except for the secret masters, the Kajhiit in the small room in Shenk's Shovel and the Creeper, so I don't even leave Caldara (my base) until my sneak is 100. I go shoot the alits and steal and it really gets those skills to level up fast. I loved Morrowind for the sneak. May 13, 2011 I usually are at level/skill/attribute so I meet the demands for master etc in the factions I want to get to the top in,that means skills in the 50,70 and 90′s,and after 100 it really doesn′t matter much,to me. Remembered in 1.1 I could get hand to hand in very high levels,like several 100′s or over 1000,that hasn′t happened in 1.2.
I too was once a Skyrim player…
After two or three hundred hours in Skyrim, things start to simmer down. The game has taken over your waking life, and little snippets of dialogue and lore float into your mind when trying to do other things. You identify a little too much with that Onion article. Playing Skyrim itself is no help—the NPCs are content with their cold sad lives, the enemies and loot are unchanging, and the remaining quests in your journal are radiant or glitched. You’ve tried starting a new file to rekindle your interest, but it wasn’t enough. Your love and immersion for the game and its world was sadly bigger than the game. Is the answer grief counseling? Learning to move on? Buying Elder Scrolls Online? No! The answer is moving backwards in the series. It might be daunting—searching “Oblivion” and “Morrowind” in Google Images and scrolling through the results can lead to some understandable grumbling. It’s not as pretty…nothing’s going to fill the hole Skyrim carved into my heart.
The good news is, they will! While Skyrim is its own thing, it’s also just one tendril of the bigger unit that is The Elder Scrolls. With only five games over seventeen years, every game is significantly different from one another and worthy of recognition on its own terms—The Elder Scrolls isn’t like some other series of video games where each year’s new game effectively replaces the game before it. If you’re like me, you’ll find out all the things you liked about Skyrim were actually things you like about The Elder Scrolls, and you’ll stop seeing Skyrim as the cream of the crop and instead one-fifth of the cream of the crop.
Even so, I won’t deny the earlier games are hard to get into at first. By writing a starting guide, I hope to remove some early-game confusion and inspire some motivation on why these games are worth playing in the first place. I won’t go over any quests or tell you how to play the game, but I’ll try to give the kind of helpful overview I would’ve wanted as a new player.
Morrowind Attributes Over 100 Games
Morrowind Restore Attribute Spell
[Note: I’m not forgetting Daggerfall, Arena, and the spinoffs—they’ll get their own guide later. Probably not the phone games though.]