» Sat Nov 14, 2009 2:40 am
Someone introduced me to the game and he was trying to get me interested by going on about every little thing in it. He was talking about how there was green glass you could find in places, and great armor was made of it. Just the green stuff, though. Not, say, this peach glass bowl. So when I started playing, I collected all the green glass cups and vases, expecting to later meet someone who would melt them down to make armor.
Then, when he explained that only the glass like in mines (which I don't think I'd even seen yet) counted, and he didn't know of a way to turn it into armor yourself, I was all, at least I can make some money selling this stuff. He was dubious, so I showed him the hundreds, maybe low thousands of gold I'd made by selling things worth about what all those dishes were worth.
He told me what daedric was worth.
There was the time I decided that sure, newbies often get into trouble by installing too many mods at once, but I am a seasoned pro! I will dump these 128 mods into one install, make a couple tiny tweaks to the load order, and start playing. Obviously this will work because I haven't thought of an obvious mod conflict yet. Also several of these mods will use MWSE, just because. (For you lucky kids who've only used a few of newer, smaller, stabler MWSE mods: imagine renaming your biggest, oldest mod to "what could possibly go wrong.esp" and then checking it with as much force as your mouse button can withstand, while something like the Imperial March or maybe that loud bit from the end of Inception plays in the background, during a thunderstorm.)
I am not sure how much this counts. There was a time I decided to do three things I had thought of trying, but didn't want to do to my ongoing saves: play a male character, take that opportunity to play Laura (a girlfriend mod), and play the Sixth House Mod. At once. I didn't really think through the implications of those unrelated mods, so I was followed around by this sweet little girlfriend who, however many dagoths I brought her with me to visit, never seemed to figure out that I might have something to do with the blight storms or that no, half the population of Ebonheart hadn't actually attacked me first. I did my very best to purge Vvardenfell of the n'wah through corprus, bad weather, and more traditional stabbings, but I bought her flowers so it was okay.
Most of my nostalgic moments for Morrowind are for that game.
Actual post I saw once: Has anyone else had the bug where the Vivec guards attack you? They keep attacking me even though my bounty is 0. Even with my full Indoril armor they still keep killing me.
Public service announcement: the quicksave function may break scripts. Then you'll STILL have to reload from three hours ago. Use the menu.