im currently lv 120 im playing at 100(hard) and its too easy. do you now any mods or suggestions to make it harder

Morrowind has a tendency to get pretty easy on high levels, this is because there aren't really any enemies strong enough to still be a real challenge after you reach a certain level, and I'd say that at the point where you are, there isn't really much you can do to make the game hard even with mods. There are mods that make the game more challenging, and you should probably ask in Morrowind mods if you want help find them, but with your character already at over level 100 (I've never even gotten that high, I generally stop playing a character will before that point, and even with a much lower level character the game already starts to get pretty easy.) I think the only way you'll be able to make the game challenging is to start a new character, and try different things.

1.Stop wearing armour
2.Have a ring with constant effect 50% blind
3.Use your least developed weapons skill
4. play with your feet

How can someone get to level 100 is beyond me. I had gotten to level 40 something and had completed all the main quests and any other quest I came by.

going to jail and that plus ive only just started the main quest and done about 25 other quests

You could start over and try something http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=7669.

Or you could try this on your level 120: http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=2089. I've never tried it, but one of the comments says:


Perhaps fight http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=6605

Or add a mod that places various new creatures throughout the game. Giants? Creatures X?

Simple:

player->sethealth 300

...or even less, if you still find it easy. But that's the HP limit I apply to my player. A perfect balance between being powerful, yet still mortal.



Sorry to say, but those two mods smells very bad...I wouldn't install them.

If you are going by ratings,one has very mixed ratings while one has only 1 rating. Most of the comments don't reflect the said one/mixed rating. One of them had a bad rating because the old description didn't make sense (someone translated it after a while) & the other is because the mod was "too random" of skill adjustments for the person (although that is the purpose). But yes, one bad rating, if it's the ONLY rating, does seem to have the "Kiss of Death" effect on a mod...

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Just friendly suggestions they were, of course (as are all my links). Please do not criticize a mod you have not tried.

Crazy Leveler seems just plain lame (what has to do Agility with Restoration anyway?), and the Hard Patch...well, ahem...

And I correct myself....300 HP AT 100 difficulty (as do I play) + Creatures X mod (and/or more mods that adds new enemies). And he best pray not to find many Dremoras with Daedric Battle Axes or Warhammers. If you're unlucky, they're pretty much an 1-2-hit kill (for your char). And that with a full set of a (modded) Medium Armor of 250 AR per piece...

You're level 120. I doubt that there is anything which will actually "challenge" you, short of something obnoxious like creatures that have effectively infinite health and deal effectively infinite damage. My advice? Roll a new character! Experience the game anew from a different perspective, level different skills, play different factions. If you're out of vanilla content, explore some mods. Take part in a different Great House (if you haven't been a Telvanni before, choose them, and use Rise of House Telvanni alongside Uvirith's Legacy, Building Up Uvirith's Legacy, and Tamriel Rebuilt Maps 1 + 2 ). Keep it fresh.

Really, Morrowind wasn't designed for characters to reach such a level. Vanilla Morrowind content is scaled with level 20 in mind as sort of a soft maximum. By level thirty or so, I doubt that anything in Tribunal or Bloodmoon is going to offer much challenege, either (depending upon your character class and leveling habits, that is). But that's where the best feature of the game kicks in, the replayability! There's always something more to do, and if you ever honestly believe you've finished it all, there are always more mods.

Good luck!

Start a new character. That's the only sensible thing to do if your current one is overpowered.

Rather than make it harder for your amazing character, try to develop an amazing character in a much more difficult way.

Try leveling only using your minor skills, naked, without potions.

i cant do that because im on vista and consoles dont work

That mod, "Zea the Impossible" could be very cool to try

If you can't use the console, there isn't very much to do, at all.

they do for me

I find GCD, Cratures X and Morrowind Advanced keep the game challanging for a long while between them but I've never played much beong level 50

Then you have issues because it works just fine.

In Vanilla Morrowind on Xbox (before I got it on PC) I got a character to 74. Not difficult, just gotta be rich and some enchantment buffs on your attribute/skill, so you can mass train. It's exploiting, but it works. I could have gone much farther, but there was no need.