By the end of this week I should be pretty well finished with my personal Ahkmchambir Mod, at which point crafting one which the average Morrowind player can enjoy should be quick and easy. However, in order to do that right IMO, some things need to be taken into consideration. And by "things", I mean your opinions.

So, if you would please participate in my admittedly-silly-but-trust-me-it-helps poll, as well as elaborate on your answers with a post, I would most appreciate it. Of course, I won't hold it against anyone to not be interested, in fact that would just save me the trouble of modding my mod so that other modders don't kill me for messing up their other mods and/or not doing such a great job.

I think you should go with how you want it to be. You can spend your whole life trying to please other people but in the end its your mod. Good luck.

While I appreciate the sentiment, the amount of tailoring I'll be doing will be pretty minimal. I'm not going from a new NPC into a revamp of Red Mountain, you know what I mean?

And thank you.

I'd prefer a different weapon as I've always thought of Trueflame as one of those truly one of a kind items. It will also prevent the Nerevar from attempting to kill you.


Would rather see something more unique. Perhaps one of these http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=9060 would work.


You could replace them. I've always found the vanilla dwemer noises to be a little boring.


Somewhere in between I guess.


Either on an island somewhere or on Solstheim. Solstheim also has a lot of untouched mod real estate as well.

In the end I'd still say to do whatever you'd prefer the most.

agreed...


i disagree
oh, and DN_GDR has a dwemer ruin on solstheim. and the dwemer boat hangs there as-well.

I actually looked at that yesterday, and I think I'll give it more consideration.



Me too, that's why my private version's going to have a whole new sound system.



The more I consider the possibility myself the more I like it. It would make a lot of sense, given the lore behind Ahkmchambir itself. It's supposed to be a cache of sorts, a facility for hiding a lot of the Dwemers' precious resources from the Chimer during the war. It was never known of to the Chimer, or anyone, until now, and although time has taken its toll (to an extent), no looting has ever taken place. Everything that was there the day the Dwemer went bye-bye sits there still, waiting for some adventurer to break in and take it... if they can get past the constructs.

Update Time: This mod is getting a major overhaul, mainly because as much as I like what I did with my first interior ever, it could be a lot better. I've learned quite a bit through this process, and probably still have more to learn, and so I see it as only fair to myself and to my fellow gamers that I spend the necessary time to churn out something REALLY worth playing.

Please feel free to continue with your input, as it may not necessarily dictate EXACTLY what I do, but it helps give me direction as far as what others look for in a mod, which matters a lot to me. Not because I aim to please absolutely everyone, but the more in tune we can all be with what others enjoy in Morrowind, the better the content we can provide each other I think. The advice on solving various problems has also been invaluable, helping to shape the structure of my mod into one of greater stability and creativity, and I can't thank my fellow modders here enough for that.

Reading your post above about your placing being a cache type place, I think Solstheim sounds like a great place to put it. As for difficult, I use a mod to make things hard, so if this is super hard, that makes it like an end game mod for me (which isn't so bad).
Would the sound revamp replace the old or be in addition to it? I'm for the change, I'd just like a hint at what it will be

That's where it's going now. Pretty sure I've got the perfect spot picked out. It makes sense to me, and I don't think anyone's modded it before. We shall see though.



As of right now the plan is to use a specially-made leveled list that incorporates both vanilla Dwemer constructs and some altered ones. The real challenge for players is going to be the traps though, the construction of which will probably be the most difficult and time-consuming of tasks for me.



The player will have a choice on that actually. The main plug-in will add the ambient sounds that are specific to Ahkmchambir, and an additional plug-in will then go the extra step of replacing the vanilla sounds with that of Ahkmchambir's. Can probably expect that to conflict with any number of other Dwemer ruin mods.