I Played Every Elder Scrolls Game In 2021

All dragon ball games or naruto

Every fallout game

maybe persona?

All Duke Nukem games

Just found your channel! Keep it up bro

achieved heaven

Cant wait for him to become powerful enough for "i played every game that will ever be released ever"

But in 2021

Wonder how many of those are going to be “Skyrim: X Edition”

"So while you may think that the first video game was Pong, it's actually a game called Tennis for Two. Tennis for Two was made in October 1958 by Physicist William Higinbotham..."
-Niosai, 2 minutes into "I played every game ever"

I had a lot of fun with TES: Arena. I wandered around for weeks before buying the official guide to know wherebthe staff pieces were. I created a fire spell to insta-kill the final boss, doing 10 damage per level. At level 20+ I had enough mana to cast the spell and kill him in one hit. Kinda anticlimactic, tbh.

It's so funny how low our expectations were back then. I wanted to replay oblivion a couple years ago, and the graphics look TERRIBLE compared to the vibrant realistic world I remember traveling through as a kid lol

Interesting, I was recently thinking about how ambitious Daggerfall was for the time with the full 3D dungeons, considering Quake only launched a few months earlier. Bethesda were serious game tech innovators until the console market got in the way.

@@iyziejane Consoles really did kill Bethesda's creativity and boundary pushing.

Holy shit that actually looked really badass, given the state of graphics at the time.

And he did Skyrim. One of the best OST i've heard in games. The new composer has huge shoes to fill.

Inon Zur

Well hes gone now so we will see

he also did Prey 2006 and Duke Nukem Forever

We'll see. The Fallout and Starfield soundtracks by Inon Zur sound amazing. He did Dragon Age Origin too, which I really liked.
Inon Zur can definitelly make a banger soundtrack. The question is whether it'll sound like Elder Scrolls. But I don't really think that's gonna be a problem since at least like 15 years will have passed since the last TES game by the time TES6 comes out so it will feel very different no matter what.

should get a remaster or remake

@@MadPerfect3.5 sadly as a die hard fan of Morrowind I don't trust any of them to remake this game

Most enemies in Morrowind do, actually, level with you. It's only statically placed enemies that don't.

@@MadPerfect3.5 No, just play the damn game lol

@@LordVader1094 hardly playable these days bro

Yeah but when the Wii did it "oOoWw mY wRiSt!” 🤣🤣🤣😂

I mean... it's cool. It's not very fun though. It's also basically impossible to use on a trackpad.

@@pyroparagon8945 Why would you want to play a First Person Game on a trackpad, tho?

@@SourTb ...what? Why wouldn't you?

@@pyroparagon8945 Cause I'm not a degenerate and have basic human decency?

Yeah I was wondering if I was the only one who caught that bit of misinformation.

I think he meant how you cant wear shoes if ur argonian/khajiit in morrowind

@@philholm9017 I was just going to say your exact comment, glad to find someone else that remembers that fact.

Yeah, I was confused by that comment. Morrowind probably has the most in-depth armor system of the modern games.

Elder Scrolls systems only get more simple the more time passes. Todd hates complexity.

Yes, the other games especially Oblivion feels more generic. Morrowind had a lot of unique characters and places.

I recently played all the elder scrolls games and morrowind's world building stood out massively in comparison to the others. I'd say the second best world building was in daggerfall but many people would probably say skyrim I'm guessing, especially since the worldbuilding in daggerfall is hidden behind piles of books for the most part. The thing I didn't like about skyrim's worldbuilding is that the style was so heavily inspired by obvious real world counterparts that it takes away from the immersion. It's still fantastic but it is one of the many things I always wasn't a fan of in it.

@@justurboi3806 I played Morrowind back in 2003-2004 and done 20-25 long play throughs over the years, at the time there was nothing that came close to it. When you are done with the grind and get adapted to its mechanics there is no better feeling than exploring it, shame I can't go back to those times I discovered it first. Completely alien land, with humans (imperials) clearly presented as invading foreign-species there. To be honest with all the rpgs and mmos you'd think more games would focus on this spin, but no its medieval era walls and all that comes with that. They even took out Spears/Crossbows which is so dumb as it gave so much more variety to the game.

@@tyrus1686 i played morrowind around the same time when i was in 6th grade. The first game to scratch that itch for me nearly 20 years later was last year's "Elden Ring". I had not played a souls game before but it was the organic, spooky, and creative amazing world that got my attention and kept me hooked. If you haven't played that, i definitely recommend.

You are too slow at morrowind tho

Oblivion had some magical vibes that was missing in Skyrim.

​@m.m.4609 skyrim was more free and i hated how you had to join the Mage Guild to enchant

well, enchanting is magic... Skyrim just tried to please everyone in one go.@@killcount4750

@@m.m.4609 "Oblivion had some magical vibes that was missing in Skyrim."
So, i am not the only one who thinks that. I always thought this came from the fact that in Oblivion the Empire is still in one piece (storywise). It's struggling politically, but still none of the provinces ejected themselves from it. And i think this gave the Empire more stability and less hostility from NPCs ingame.
In Skyrim, this feels different. There's a frikkin Bandit cave at every corner, nearly every NPC is either racist, utterly stupid or more or less just looking for his/her own or an outright pompous asshole like Nazeem. Not to mention the Thalmor.
And some NPCs are outright bugged beyond anything good like Aerin, that weirdo stalker. And they still haven't patched this guy's daily routine.

@@m.m.4609Same for me. Skyrim always felt soulless, dull and boring to me. The whole map is just a tundra and every one is a viking and you are in the middle of this as a turbo viking dragonkin. You scream at a giant and they drop dead. Morrowind made me feel like filth and I liked it. I died trying to step a worm. Birds constantly pecked on me and everyone hated me. For Oblivion, the somewhat failed NPC life cycle made it even more realistic and fun to play. You felt the passion the devs put in it. A random brawl breaking out in town, townsguard hunting each other, they even topped all this and totally owned this failure by releasing the Shivering Isles DLC.

Wow you must be old

@@bipolingdaco1607 I’m 17

@@herpydepth3849 holy shit im old

I see you're a man of culture as well

Good for you and I agree. Honestly I feel it's unforgiveable that Morrowind is 3-D and still relying on a dice roll because the whole point of the dice roll for combat in Arena and Daggerfall is because you can't animate combat properly yet much less flank a sprite really. That and Morrowind is when we went from a very hard R of Arena/Daggerfall to a sappy elf filled G rating. Oblivion at least makes up for that a little with the hellscapes of Oblivion and Skyrim has brought back everything but the nudity.

I completely agree and daggerfall unity and mods have made the game even better

This comment might make me check it out

so Daggerfall is Civilization?

@@thomaskeller3490 dosbox still works

gambling addiction

Same with me

I have the theme song on my workout playlist

I never knew that now I gotta try that

I always loved the Skyrim map, it just stands out to me

That map is an abomination for immersion and exploration. Elden Ring knows how it's done.

@@Viljarmsinsane take

@@ViljarmsI think both do it pretty good.

It definitely makes sense to me, especially now that I've gone back and played more. The thing is, at least for me personally, I enjoy the visceral feeling of hitting targets with my chosen weapon without having to worry about proficiencies and such. However, I can totally see why some people would like the D&D-style dice roll, too, since it adds an element of randomness and challenge to an otherwise simple combat system.

It's relatively easy to be effective at combat even from the beginning, if you know what you're doing. Play as a Redguard Knight born under the Warrior sign, with a decent Long Blade, and you will do plenty of damage. The main reasons new players struggle to land that first blow:
1) incorrect character build for the weapon used
2) battling with empty stamina
3) using incorrect attack type - this is often overlooked. For example, making sure you chopp instead of thrust an axe, and thrust instead of swing a spear. many players just spam attacks (which ialso drains your stamina more) without considering which attack type is best. Morrowind's combat is actually a fair bit more complex than Skyrim, but you wouldn't know it because it looks a lot dumber.
4) your character simply ain't experienced enough. In Morrowind, you start as a legit rookie. you barely even know how to use a weapon. Very different in Skyrim, where the tutorial sees you chopping down bad guys like it's nothing. When you do start landing strikes consistently in Morrowind, it feels so satisfying because you made it happen

I will say that a lot of Morrowind players tend to assert that sticking with the dice rolls is best, but I don't think it should be a hard and fast rule - I think it's fine to mod away. Why? Because once you learn all of the mechanics, it becomes easy enough to stack them in your favor. As one example, a relatively low level character can wreck higher level enemies by having short blade as a primary skill and buying a Demon Tanto from Ra'Virr. The bound dagger will stay charged long enough to get you through most dungeons, adds 10 points to short blade, and has a high enough attack rate to stagger your enemies a lot. Coupled with good in-and-out plus sanctuary boosts, you're good to go.
The gripe many new players have about not hitting anything turns around on an experienced player - eventually it gets kind of dumb being surrounded by guards and almost everything is missing you, with many attacks that get through simply being blocked.
I find that removing the dice roll and focusing on mods that diversify reach makes for a fun dynamic system where enemies always remain a threat by virtue of being able to stagger you more easily. Although spear gets a little OP in one-on-one, since you're always out of their reach.

@@aionarkhe5260 I see your point, but I’ve always seen the action to be secondary in the elder scrolls games, so I’ve never really liked how combat changed so much to make it feel like that. It certainly can be fun, It’s just not Elder Scrolls to me personally.
I’m sure it will stay being mods moving forward. I highly doubt they’re gonna bring back hitchance by anymeans, and I’m not gonna argue that it should be when I have the older games for that, but I do hope someone else tries to do something with hitchance so we can have a more modern take on it.

In Óblivion and Skyrim your character is still getting better by leveling up by doing way more damage and unlocking perks giving you new abilities in combat, it just always lets you hit when you .... hit. I dont think it makes sense to do a 3d rendered real time game where you control your weapon and then have it miss by dice rolls, it feels so off and it only makes sense in a turn based more abstracted game like actuall dnd.

you *have* to play Oblivion, so homely!

I played TES: Arena first so Morrowind was a revelation. Such an improvement over the first Elder Scrolls game. I never played the Skyrim or Oblivion (computer died, never replaced) but the box art looked fantastic.

@@ryanthompson1244oblivion is fantastic in terms of making everything better from previous games

I felt that way about Oblivion. Skyrim was a more accessible game for the masses but i believe Oblivion was the most rue to what ES was trying to be. I just personally like the setting of Cyrodil much better than the nordic/viking setting of Skyrim

Watch a few modding Videos from the modding Community and what to change. Start to Play morrowind. After you realise what a gem of a Game morrowind is, it will have a Special Place in your Heart. Just Look on how active the modding Community is, is ist mindblowing.
These guys created a new engine where the games runs and looks better, the best thing about it is that a LOT of mods from the vanilia game runs on OpenMW (thats what itś called)
Edit: Damn my Auto correction butcher this one :D

Try the witcher games man, its great

I tried and it didn't click ever. Skyrim was shit but playable that game I've tried so many times. I can play arena and daggerfall(especially daggerfall). Morrowind is a nooooo

@@xsorakazamax7522 Skyrim is shit and Morrowind is a no? You're funny

@@SomeoneThatIsHappy i don't think anyone in their right mind truly believes skyrim is a good rpg game. You make damn near no choices, special weapons and normal weapons all use the same skin, vampire and werewolf transformations end up weaker than your normal self, ai glitches out all the time and so fourth. Can't even finish the game reliably without mods, that's a shit game. Only reason morrowind is a no is cause of that horrible ass combat, outside of that it would've been banging. Skyrim is top 25 with mods but without them the games garbage. I tried playing without mods the other day, won't do that again. Easiest and shitty experience you can get.

@@xsorakazamax7522 i don't think anyone in their right minds truly believes Skyrim is a BAD rpg game. Awesome soundtrack, immersive atmosphere, SO MANY things to do even without mods, incredible story, a lot of costumization options, so many quests to make you continue playing the game, pretty good combat with a lot of different skills and combinations, memorable characters, big open world and i can say even more

I don't like that because I can't see my sword.

It’s fun for like an hour. Same with fortify restoration glitch in Skyrim. You kill everything in one hit with 1,000,000% fortify destruction potions or are always invisible. I like min maxing on the hardest difficulty so I don’t enjoy broken things! It is hilarious the first time you do it lol.

Morrowind multiplayer mod makes that game an absolute gem, even more than it already is

Yeah that was me when I didn't know virtually anything about the test franchise before oblivion came out. I legit used to play Morrowind on my Xbox and never knew what I was doing lol. Just used to play it like I played GTA San Andreas. Mainly cause I was like 9 or younger. When oblivion came out though my world changed for good lol

He didnt played every Elder Scrolls game, he forgot to play ESO

@@MILO... He played every Bethesda RPG technically, its kinda hard to cover an MMO :P

@@bradoncrandall6840 he said every elder scrolls game that’s not all of them what about The elder scrolls blades, ESO, The elder scrolls legends??? Those in my opinion still count

Gothic came before it in 2001 and it also had every item interactable. Unfortunately it wasn't as popular because it wasn't marketed as well as TES, but it was definitely a better game in my opinion.

how is this special

Sort of interactable... I started with Morrowind on Xbox but immediately fucked myself by skipping dialogue boxes lol By the time I became more patient and tried it again I had already played Oblivion and Skyrim, and I was extremely disappointed that I couldn't sit down...
The only reason it took me until after Skyrim to actually play morrowind again was because I played it on my friend's modded Xbox, one drunken night, and couldn't remember what it was called. However, when I went on my quest to play all of the TES games, I recognized it immediately.

@@peabrain6872 because they did it first, duh.

@@peabrain6872 Because it hadn't been done in a mainstream title like Morrowind until then

Amd thanks to modding burnout, lots of people in the community are doing vanilla playthroughs now, just with graphic mods. It lead to a newfound appreciation to the vanilla game and the effort Bethesda put in. Its quite roundabout

@@Strato_Casterrr9898 guess it's a cyclic thing :)

@@Blackread like TES Universe itself

The Forgotten City, a jewel born from Skyrim

Been waiting on skywind for years. Beyond ready for when it is released.

That isnt the point of the video...

@@wildmoose3979
I know that this is not supposed be a "how to play game" video, but playing a game wrong and criticizing it based solely off of and spreading wrong information is bad. I am commenting information on how to play the game correctly.
[Deleted the old comment since I miss read, sorry]

Not to mention that's how I roll playing game it's supposed to be. You miss because that's how good your character is at fighting. Not how good you are at fighting.
I think that should make a comeback and then you just add animations for misses but the enemy dodging or blocking the shots.
I realize that's absolutely never going to happen but I wish. I wish alot of the complexities of older Elder Scrolls would make a comeback.

@@appleseed8282 "playing a game wrong" You shouldn't be able to accidentally play a game wrong. It makes zero sense that strong, heavy attacks drain less stamina than fast ones. Plus, the Iron Dagger makes the most sense to use on a rogue in the early game.
Both of those actions are logical conclusions that anyone could make, and the fact that it directly leads to playing the game "wrong" is absolutely a fault on Morrowind.

@@DDCDV010 1. it's not that they drain less stamina, its that its more efficient. They use pretty similar stamina amounts, but power attacks just output a lot better damage.
2. I agree that its not nice to show you a weapon that bunch of people probably can't use and is trash for those who can, but when you make a character that never touched a short sword in their life you shouldn't be surprised they suck at using one.
3. This "accidentally" playing is an issue that both can and can't be laid on the game. Can because there's no in-game tutorial specifically explaining how all the stats work, and can't because the manual that came with the game did explain this along with the fact that all of this information is easily findable in the internet.
And 4. I may have messed up got a little bit confrontational with my reply, as said in the beginning this was word of advice. This is a common complaint that is solved by doing the same amount of research if not less then the people had to do on release. Just wonder why your character can't hit anything, try to research it, and realize it's because they're trying to hit something with a weapon they never used while completely out of breath. Some of these issues seem to come from people being used to much more streamlined games and just assuming they can do anything.

@@Butch_Deezlsteak so? Not everyone played it, and experiencing the story of Morrowind for the first time is magical.

Which is what makes me sad with Skyrim. From Arena to Oblivion, you stay more or less in the same era, and you hear updates about characters you previously met. In Skyrim you're so far away that there is little chances to meet characters you saw previously or to get updates on them, or to get answers of questions you wondered about. Where did the Nerevarine go, ect. The fact that we're so far away from that time means we'll never get the answer, very probably.

I mean, there were no new Elder Scrolls games since 2011...

@@rz12331He means video games in general

@@rz12331Elder Scrolls online?

@@25anomaly Mainline series games. That game was a spinoff

Yeah games have stagnated hard since around 2015.

I'm seeing a lot of people point out Morrowind allowing you to equip what you want. Maybe I was trying to do something weird when I tried? I'm gonna have to go back and play some more Morrowind.

@@Niosai were you playing Argonian or Khajiit? Beast races weren't able to wear footwear or full helms. But everything else (weapons/clothing/armor) was fair game and had no class restrictions.

@@Niosai also, afaik, daggerfall let's you equip whatever.
However, if you missed the class creator, it's probably what I wish got carried over the most. It's for sure the best of them. Most likely, preset classes had armors locked to give advantages.

@@Niosai You also need to go back and play Elder Scrolls Redguard.

@@seximexi5820 I mean he did specify mainline games. Also, I've played Redguard and it does not hold up well IMO. The tank controls for one just are a bit of a relic.

It's really not. I've given it two hours and it's hot garbage. Too dated.

@@chriswakefield9538 Skyrim has no RPG elements, while Oblivion has very few. Morrowind stays true to being an RPG game, look at some of Zaric Zhakarons KRplus videos, he explains all the topics of the Elder Scrolls games

On Monday April 25th 2022 I fall asleep with a full rack of ribs next to me but three bones torn off
I wake up with an entire bottle of bbq sauce gone and the ribs nowhere to be found the empty container on the ground my dog comfortably asleep next to me
I can’t find the bones anywhere in the house
About 12 or so bones
I locked the door the night before
There’s no way I got outside in the night
There should be no way anybody got inside
I was alone in the house
The trash cans were so full they had to be taken out the next day
Another look over the trash cans
There were no bones in the trash cans I checked both
They were filled to the brim the night before and in need of being taken out
I’m scared I don’t know what’s happened to the ribs
Jay “but rich evans don’t you also get unreasonably scared when meat goes missing”
Rich Evans groans, another joke at his expense.
It is now April 29th 2022 I have found no sign of the 12 or so rib bones
My dog hasn’t expressed a particular interest in a peculiar place they aren’t here
He would have sniffed them out
I would have seen evidence of them by now
Nothing
try to use my dog as an excuse
He doesn’t hide his treats he doesn’t do that never has, he has a special place in the hallway he eats his treats
They aren’t anywhere around there
He would’ve found one of the 12 bones by now
At least one bone should have turned up
I start to think maybe the government stole my ribs
Secret rib stealing mind reading agents unlocked my door took the ribs and some paper plates
Exited the premises after a small struggle resulting in the bbq sauce stain on my shoe
And used a lock pick and an uno reverse card to re- lock the door!
Where are the 12 pork rib bones
4:37 pm
Rich evans is hysterical
“Your roommate is evil he stole your spare ribs, your bottle of bbq sauce”
Jay takes a moment to think of what he wants to say
“But rich evans isn’t that exactly what you would do if faced with that exact scenario”
Rich evans has had just about enough
He hangs a limp hand in front of him, his voice goes up 7 semitones and he says
“Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, but rich evans, BUT Rich Evans, BUT RICH EVANS-“

@@chriswakefield9538 you obviously didn’t play morrowind correctly. It is the second best tes game after oblivion. Absolutely a blast. Give it another try and watch a guide if you have a hard time using your brain :)

@@chriswakefield9538 you have nothing but 60's and 70's music on your profile..
Hypocrite.
Morrowind is more important than your life.

I appreciate that so much! I never plan on stopping :)

I know he literally scrolls down to custom as well.

I think he meant how you cant wear shoes if ur Argonian/Khajiit in Morrowind, I suppose its like that in daggerfall too

@@philholm9017 Some classes are locked out of using certain armor or weapons. But the custom class can use everything unless you give them the limitation yourself.

@@philholm9017 It isnt.

OpenMorrowind with tamreil rebuilt and project tamreil allready has multiplayer and id say it might just be better

Jullian La Fey did say in his interview with Indigo Gaming. That he built Daggerfall with multiplayer in mind. But wasn't able to implement it in time. It might be something he adds in the spiritual successor to Daggerfall he is creating, The Wayward Realms.

@@DoctorEviloply don't get your hopes too high on that one. It's in development hell atm.

@@DoctorEviloply "Jullian La Fey" this dude literally writes his own wiki pages

In elder scroll online you can play with others

I guess people may have different opinions on what is "atmospheric", but one of the more memorable parts of Morrowind is hearing these peaceful tracks while exploring the world (between cliff racer attacks).

Theyre good tracks, but they play at random , even in a dangerous dungeon, thats the problem with it

He didn't say that morrowind doesn't have atmospheric tracks, he said that the less atmospheric ones play at innapropriate times and can feel very out of place.

I think he meant that Morrowind's music is not very atmospheric because it almost doesn't have connections to gameplay and scenery. It's basically "exploration" and "battle" songs without further elaborations. But I think you could call those track "atmospheric in vacuum" or nostalgic and I still love them too.
Oblivion as far as I remember executed it a little better. For example there were tracks for dungeons or maybe even for different areas or weather.
As for Skyrim, this game does this best, even beyond Elder Scrolls series. IMO it's still unmatched for soundtrack end especially sound design. Skyrim has a lot of atmospheric ambient that fits very well to whatever is happening in game.

But they arent dynamic and play at random

“truly open world”
have you played anything else before? skyrim, eso, spiderman ps4, minecraft, destiny 2, destiny 1.

@@peabrain6872 he bought the game in 2003, how many of the games you just mentioned were made before then? Minecraft? Pay attention to what he's saying, peabrain.

Morrowind is the reason I even became aware of open world games.

@@mrdemann702 did not see the 03

@@unbeatable617 That's weird neither have went to trial from accusations from 2019

@@unbeatable617 Crap like that bothers me. I know it's human nature but that's why I dislike most humans. After all, does the accusation make his music less beautiful? Does it somehow affect his ability to compose? Someone like that? Like what? Does being accused mean he is Guilty unless proven innocent? That's that ugly human nature shining in all of us. He has done nothing wrong unless convicted by a court of law yet his life is ALREADY RUINED. IT's BS! I don't care what he did or didn't do I just want his beautiful music in my favorite game franchise.

@@joetheman74 I wouldn't say he did "nothing wrong" unless it's been proven by court. Cause, even if they decided he was innocent, he could have possibly done something-- none of us were there and sometimes the guilty are let free and sometimes the innocent are wrongly jailed. I would say more like "it isnt proven or known to the public that he did anything wrong."

@@unbeatable617 If I remember correctly there were already problems and Jeremy was call off TES 6 before the sexual accusation. I don’t think there was anything explicit but I guess things weren’t going well and I think the sexual accusation was kind of the nail in the coffin of him not working again. Could be wrong though.

The new composer is the guy behind Fallout 4's ambiental music. The next Elder scrolls will have a boring, repetitive and non remarkable OST I think...

Oblivion was similar but dagger falls was the most in depth

Yeah, the point about armor in the Oblivion section made zero sense.

YES THANK YOU, I thought I was going crazy when he said Oblivion was the first game to allow you to wear any armour you wanted. I still regularly play morrowind and have never encountered a piece of armour I couldn't wear

The longer I watch this, the more it becomes obvious this dude only played 1-3 for like ten minutes.

@@diablohorer in daggerfall he probably picked a base class that had an armor-type ban disadvantage, in morrowind the only way it makes sense is if he picked a beast race but it doesnt look that way so im VERY confused

So big that even Bethesda had to dumb down the actual system. It was too powerful for them to control. I love the stories about the Radiant A.I. 😂

@@lunagrace2872 Yeah, a shame that it was dumbed down. Seemed even more dumbed down in Skyrim. Still, tons of fun.

@@googlewolly it wasn't dumbed down in Skyrim, they simply removed the random dialogue system, which i kind of liked despite how goofy it was.
The Radiant AI was dumbed down prior to Oblivion release.

@@minstrel9806 Pretty sure that it was actually downgraded in some ways after Oblivion. But, yes, it was supposedly even more advanced before Oblivion's release.

@punchthedude
It was dumbed down, dialogue as you said was removed, no real life purpose outside of standing in a fixed place. I mean it wasn’t as bad as morrowind but it definitely was dumbed down.

YOU'RE epic
(Thank you though, that means a lot)

I support doing that!

I have a question can WE run in TES4 ? Because it seems like we can't sprint

In Skyrim, you can use alchemy to brew potions that significantly increase the damage of your destruction spells. Iirc, up to 3-400% without exploits. They last for a minute, but it's something. Being skilled in destruction will also boost the enchantments on your weapons, both damage (with perks) and charge cost. At 100% destruction discount, your weapons will use 0 charge. Nifty.

@@TheVacationist Alchemy can also brew poisons which will significantly increase the damage of your weapon and there is no time limit on it, just can only do one hit then it's gone but usually the enemy is dead in the first swing anyway.

Technically arena introduced haggling with the merchants though it was pretty rudimentary

Yeah this video was full of inaccuracies. Didnt want to give it a dislike, but inevitably did after a while of going through the video. It was clear he wasnt paying attention to what he was playing.

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dont bother this guy plays like he's never touched a videogame before

he also said that you cant equip any armor type in morrowind with any character and that you cant haggle or improve your disposition with other characters either. honestly feels like he didnt actually play morrowind, and I strongly doubt he played daggerfall let alone arena.

@@lefroste6370 agreed

@@darius9329 He's an average skybaby so of course he has no idea how to play the older games.

@@darius9329 he said a lot of factually false stuff. like spell casting being clunkier in morrowind . in skyrim and oblivion you have to bassically pause the freaking combat any time you want to change spells !!!! , but in morrowind you just scroll through them on the mouse wheel. so what the hell is he talking about? maybe he means in the way that with morrowind you had to hold the cast button a bit and then release it , which imo always felt natural like you are casting the spell.

Bribes also could fail or offend certain characters, or if you failed a stat roll. I fondly remember being attacked many times for trying to bribe the wrong person.

And intimidate

@@ryanmckdttv I don't remember intimidate, where does that show up?

@@bradleydelay Intimidate is always an option as far as I know (I'm currently playing Morrowind for the first time). I think it functions like admiring, but its chance to succeed is based on how much higher your level is compared to the NPC's, as opposed to relying on your Speechcraft.

Thank you ❤️

I'm seeing a large amount of people saying this in the comments and now I'm confused because I mashed like hell in Morrowind and had no problem with whiffs, i always had a thing for one-handed high stamina builds so maybe that's why.

Similar to RuneScape

in this video, he goes on to show Oblivion gameplay and the sword is just flailing around. Oblivion seemed like they simplified everything and made better graphics and horses?

@@4Presunto4 Well my experience was that Oblivion felt disappointing. I disagree with the video guy's opinion about Morrowind combat. It felt like Oblivion, button mash was the only option. in Morrowind button mashing could work too but I felt like I had more fun and more skill in Morrowind.

@@voidremoved lmao morrowind combat was the worst
Hit chance is dumb and breaks Immersion when your blade clearly made contact

I remember being a little kid (this was after oblivion came out and I had many hours in) and having no concept of this. Standing right in front of a dude a missing, when I would hit in oblivion, frustrated the hell out of me and turned me off it.

Easily one of the worst things about Morrowind imo. That and the movement.

Easily one of the best things about Morrowind imo. That and the cliff racers.

You also need to make sure you're using the right attacks, if you have a spear and sidestep it does a slashing attack which does about 2 points of damage at most, but if you move forward you do a thrust attack which does deal damage and will hit more often if you're proficient with thrusting attacks. Most people never learn that though.

@@Cruddyhorse Or you could just turn on "Always use best attack"

Yeah I was also confused the only thing in morrowind is that beast races can't wear helmets and I think boots?

Sure, you could do that if you want to whiff two out of every three attack and die after barely scratching a basic bandit at level two.

@@etcetera1995 or you could just use weapon that you're skilled in rather than iron dagger when you're specced in long blades

@@etcetera1995 yeeea I have no clue how you're whiffing. I start the game as a spear stabbing nord and simply time my attacks, use thrusts, and take down most enemies with ease

thats true but the game does a very poor job of communicating that to you

@@emmadrew50 yes but that's because of the time the game came out, the things it doesn't tell you were explained in the manual.

Old & Janky Design that is. Morrowind is a good game on its own and definitely a must-play, but if not for the terrible combat design, it would be far more played by newer players who started with Oblivion, Skyrim or even ESO for example.
Edit : This is also why Skywind is so anticipated by a lot of players. Sadly, I am kinda skeptical about if it ever will be released, so we can only hope.

@@GuraiMockery I disagree with it being bad design, chance based combat is what makes up a lot of rpg games and can be very fun to play with. The main issue is that the game is unclear on how some weapons work, for example axes have a very low min hit and you really need to use power attacks with them to do damage were as with a sword you can spam. Overall it allows for more in depth class building and if updated properly it could be very fun. I do think morrowind didn't do it great however.
also personal opinion but I think that skywind is a butcher job on a great game and that the devs and fans can't handle criticism.

@@nate235gaming It is indeed a bad design choice for The Elder Scrolls, cause from Morrowind the series started to focus on immersion.
And i remember, while playing Morrowind, that mechanic was immersion breaking really.
I didn't mind it with Dragon Age: Origins, Baldur's Gate ecc. whose combat mechanics try to recreate those from tabletop rpgs.
Among all the things that should come back from Morrowind, the combat is not one of those.

@@minstrel9806 How is it immersion breaking? Your character is getting better at using that weapon over time, the first time you ever pick up a sword you are going to miss a lot or not strike properly. It's ok to not like the combat, but saying that its bad design is ignorant.

@@nate235gaming the first time i pickup i sword i'm not gonna miss hits if my attack visually connects with the opponent, i may inflict lower damage cause of bad edge alignmen.
They handled it better in Oblivion where the lower your stamina and skill, the lower your damage with it.
I'm not speaking of dice roll combat as a bad design in general, but as a bad design for a first person focused game.

Thanks a lot! :)

Daggerfall is actually one I wanted to spend more time with. It went way beyond my expectations and I only got to really scratch the surface in this video. I definitely plan on playing some more when I get the time!

My favorite was always Morrowind, until I tried Daggerfall (Unity), Arena is too complex for me still

Over 1 million views and I think this is the first comment to point it out 😂

True, it's the last Elder Scrolls game where you have for example a Levitate spell.
Same thing happened with armor types, unique world design with original creatures (not wolfs or bears like in next games, but with guars, cliff racers etc.) and also with main story that is far superior in Morrowind than hunting demons or dragons in next games.
I think author of this video spent 10h in Arena, Daggerfall and Morrowind and 100h in Oblivion and Skyrim :)

The combination of spell making and enchanting was also pretty cool in Morrowind. Like for example the ability to enchant a ring with a constant healing effect, in essence adding health regeneration to the game.

My favorite go to spells in morrowind is damage strength so they just die bcs of 0 strength so no HP or absorb health. Also mark and recall is basically bread and butter on dungeon crawling. For fast travel I use jump for 1 sec just to jump so high so you basically fly in the air and cast feather so you dont take fall damage.

lmao yeah the magic system in skyrim is an actual joke, im also really confused why he says that in oblivion you just choose a spell and then cast it which is a major improvement over the "clunky" previous games where you ...... do the same thing?? lol morrowind even has hotkeys

@@-..-_-..- Oblivion has hotkeys too.

I think I'll definitely take a look at some of the Morrowind mods to see how I like it. I'm also really interested in trying some of the stuff like Skywind.

Well morrowind does have fast travel, just not like the recent titles have fast teavel. I really like the fast travel a lot too because even though it quickly takes you somewhere you travel to get to the silt strider or boat and you may still have to walk a bit after. Another way to fast travel is by wearing the boots of blinding speed lol ring of dark eye helps or just check the map every so often. I like the journal and I like not having quest markers. Most people that dont like the attack mechanic or dont understand it really focus on that mechanic. It's a lot more "role playing rpg" than Skyrim. The dungeons are also way better as is the loot and unique items.

@@crazyape515 My way of fast travel in Morrowind was to go into the constructor set and create a skirt that would give me 200 speed and constant effect levitation. Of coarse this was only after I had pretty much mastered the game and didn't want to bother with the time consuming aspects. I also made vendors with lots of septims so early game cash was easier to deal with.

not clunky? are you asleep?

Skyrim is so good when you don't have a bitch in your ear telling you its nasty

congratulations on being able to experience it new, wish i could do the same

Yeah I played the game on its first week when it came out and saw it being announce for the first time when I was like 13. Never been a kid more hype about anything ever and literally counted down the days till it came out.

I have a total of 15400 hours in skyrim. Every single moment... there are no words. Best artificial/video piece/overall game ever made. Nothing competes. I fucking love skyrim

@@th3b1gsto0p6 You have 600 days in Skyrim?????

An interesting way to look at it, it is much more akin to a 90s FPS than to a 90s RPG lol, at least on the surface level.

I don’t get this joke

@@TheParagonIsDead Not really a joke (I don't think anyway,) a lot of the game's elements are like those you'd find in an FPS of the same era (first person solo perspective, free movement, real time combat for example.) RPGs of the same era we're usually much different than this, typically being party-based, using tile-based movement, and turn-based combat. This made TES1 rather innovative!

@@1mariomaniac hm

I totally agree. I LOVE oblivion and a graphic remaster would take my money SO fast

Ya I hated what they did with magic it’s op for like the first 10 ish levels then it hits a wall and never caches up with the one or 2 handed options. I loved that you could make your morowind character basically a god but you had to understand how the game works to do it

@@ryano9520 I recently did a run as pure mage, and I disagree. Dremora lords and big destruction spells stay rly good

@@Konde1 are you talking 4 or 5 because in oblivion it stays reliable and when you get to spell crafting works really well, I miss flying and a few other things. My big problem was 5... you see the problem is that in morrowind if you work really hard you can be the perfect mage doing everything if you were willing to grind it out I’m mad that I can’t pick a master lock I miss that levitation could make up for my poor agility it was really fun being a glass cannon with several options to deal with different situations I had to plan out and even retreat to deal with several fights vs how can I make fire ball and ice ball kill everybody my character never felt special my mage and yours probably look identical in 5.

"I'm okay with spellmaking dying for smithing" Lol what, hell no

Morrowind is the only right answer 😂
Breaking RPGs is fun, Morrowind let's you ruin the game.
Did you play with glitches?
If you buff a skill or an attribute, with soultrap on target, the buff lasts forever.
Buff your luck to 70-100 and all the dice roll issues..
Gives you a much higher chance to hit x

@@Guitar-Dog works with conjured weapons and armor too! Get the fortify attribute and skills spells, then a few conjure armor & weapon spells, and proceed to become a God. (Since the increases arent base stats, they can exceed 100, lol try 1000 Speed, I dare you!)

Daggerfall takes some tries lol

@@Guitar-Dog morrowind fans when tes3 isn't someone's favourite tes game:

@@NaughtiusMaximmus what acknowledging it has issues and providing a way to fix those issues?
Lol Morrowind fans, knowing their game isn't perfect