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[freeformschooler]

Thanks, guys, I'll try that. I went back and purchased the long range fire spell in Whiterun so I should be fine for the Frost Troll now. I think I'm going to spend a bit more time leveling and checking out the world as Duke said.

[Tellemurius]

I'm sorta noticing a pattern with the quests for these games. They are all generally simple and easy enough for low-level characters to accomplish and they all either imply a sense of urgency to get it done or imply it's a simple task. So you get a bunch of quests done quickly and before you know it you are facing a Dragon Priest you were supposed to be ten levels higher to face. It was a frustrating little system, but the old skill requirements and various quests prerequisites to advance in factions was a nice way in Morrowind of pacing these things out. Take a break from the faction and adventure around for a while, check out the world.

yeah i think im experiencing right now, at the end of the thieves guild quest and the falmor are stupid hard, think its time to restart a character again...

[The Merchant Of Menace]

Re: frost troll, I just ran past it, and then the Greybeards made it very, very, dead.

[Tarran]

And to think you are supposed to be the person who's supposed to save the world.

Unless, of course, you just ran past it because it was annoying and not that it was hard.

[The Merchant Of Menace]

Mostly because I was like, level 3 at the time, and who said anything about saving the world? I am but a humble Argonian blacksmith, I was delivering some food to the fine gents up at the monastery.

[Leatra]

Killing dragons is absolutely a lot easier. Take cover when it breathes fire and unload your arrows on the dragon.

[Rex_Nex]

I got like 1/5 of the way up the steps and just started jumping up the mountain. I came in on High Hrothgar from above it, accidentally.

[Duke 2.0]

I got like 1/5 of the way up the steps and just started jumping up the mountain. I came in on High Hrothgar from above it, accidentally.

Too many quest markers are on one side of some mountain, which I climb, only to find the place was on the other side and I have to navigate my way down vertically somehow.

[Leatra]

I got like 1/5 of the way up the steps and just started jumping up the mountain. I came in on High Hrothgar from above it, accidentally.

I couldn't do it because of invisible walls. I turned off clipping later. I also took a look at Morrowind. I hope to see a DLC about it.

While I was googling for possible DLCs I found this link: http://www.gamesradar.com/oblivions-horse-armour-dlc-is-still-selling-bethesda-calls-it-inexplicable-we-call-it-basic-human-degradation/

Don't blame Bethesda, blame the customers.

[Rex_Nex]

Mmm I think I still have morrowind on this computer! Lemme start it up for nostalgias sake!

*Ten minutes later*

Mmm... low framerate, buggy as hell, bad animations, dice-roll melee attacks, no far-view... hehe. Nostalgia is fun

[Jopax]

I think I've ran into a bit of a bug.

Spoiler: Dawnstar (click to show/hide)

That nightmare quest in that temple that overlooks the town, well I kind of entered and looted the chest before that priest guy went in, I thought he would follow me inside after we dealt with those pesky spiders but it turns out there was some dialogue.So I go back out and talk to him after which he enters the temple and I follow. He is nowhere to be seen and the map shows a marker in a different part of the temple, a part I can't access because there are no doors in the room other than the one leading outside :S

[forsaken1111]

I think I've ran into a bit of a bug.

Spoiler: Dawnstar (click to show/hide)

That nightmare quest in that temple that overlooks the town, well I kind of entered and looted the chest before that priest guy went in, I thought he would follow me inside after we dealt with those pesky spiders but it turns out there was some dialogue.So I go back out and talk to him after which he enters the temple and I follow. He is nowhere to be seen and the map shows a marker in a different part of the temple, a part I can't access because there are no doors in the room other than the one leading outside :S

If you're on the PC: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Waking_Nightmare#Bugs

2nd one down.

[Leatra]

Mmm I think I still have morrowind on this computer! Lemme start it up for nostalgias sake!

*Ten minutes later*

Mmm... low framerate, buggy as hell, bad animations, dice-roll melee attacks, no far-view... hehe. Nostalgia is fun

I was playing it from time to time months ago but I stopped playing it. I have the game for years and there are still surprising stuff though. When I first started playing this game, I didn't know english. Playing without knowing nothing was still fun.

I stopped playing Skyrim too though. Waiting for some cool mods

[Mictlantecuhtli]

Mmm I think I still have morrowind on this computer! Lemme start it up for nostalgias sake!

*Ten minutes later*

Mmm... low framerate, buggy as hell, bad animations, dice-roll melee attacks, no far-view... hehe. Nostalgia is fun

Low framerate? Buggy as hell? Maybe on launch, if you were unlucky. The game's polished to an obnoxious sheen by now with mods, friend. I prefer Morrowind because it wasn't a half-assed endevor, it actually feels like Bethesda gave a damn about that world, as compared to Cyrodill/Typical Medieval Setting and Skyrim/Typical Medieval "Oh fuck it's cold, but these white people AREN'T Norwegian" landscape.

[Rakonas]

Mmm I think I still have morrowind on this computer! Lemme start it up for nostalgias sake!

*Ten minutes later*

Mmm... low framerate, buggy as hell, bad animations, dice-roll melee attacks, no far-view... hehe. Nostalgia is fun

Low framerate? Buggy as hell? Maybe on launch, if you were unlucky. The game's polished to an obnoxious sheen by now with mods, friend. I prefer Morrowind because it wasn't a half-assed endevor, it actually feels like Bethesda gave a damn about that world, as compared to Cyrodill/Typical Medieval Setting and Skyrim/Typical Medieval "Oh fuck it's cold, but these white people AREN'T Norwegian" landscape.

Insult Cyrodil all you want, but Skyrim is actually a really nice environment as a whole. I've spent a lot of time sight seeing in Skyrim like I did with Morrowind, it doesn't need to be super outlandish to be good, and Skyrim's type of environment isn't actually typical at all, even if the badass viking territory is well-trodden by games.