Morrowind Best Start for Beginners or Advanced Players
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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I went a little crazy and made almost 300,000 gold selling potions, lol. I've had a tough time getting into Morrowind in the past, but this video helped me enjoy the game a lot more.
Glad to help!
You've got enough for... Three constant effect enchantments 😂
For New players it's a good idea to save outside of the main entrance to Balmora. After doing that you can check all the crates around town , sometimes you can find really nice items from scrolls to weapons and soul gems. If you don't see anything that you like you can revert back to the save made at the entrance gate.
interesting
I assume this is just re-rolling the random loot by saving before the cells load?
@@PTMG correct and also way easier with the boots of blinding speed
Alternatively, to open the door to the daedric weapon quest giver buy an "unhinge" scroll when you're in Seyda Neen then savescum using the scroll until the door opens. Useful for folks who didn't pick security as a major skill.
I'm new and this is exactly what I did. I thought it was only unlock 40 but then I seen unlock 40-60 and I bought a shit load of them. Very useful early game indeed.
Or just take alteration and get the spell from the balmora mages guild
@@marlow7376 the idea, however, is to be able to do this as early as possible in the game. Journeyman/expert spells can take a while to earn/cast, if I recall (it's been a while since i've played now...)
Not with my new best friend, Determinism. If that cost chance isn't at least 60, you ain't casting shit. (From the Magicka of the Third Era MWSE-lua mod)
You could just get the tower sign at the beginning too if you cared but all this is a waste of time. Dumpster diving and trash panda-ing in balmora will get you most of what you need, then master alchemy set from caldera mages guild and fort intelligence ingredients from imperial shrine in saidrith mora. You can make infinite money in under 10 minutes.
this is the part with the car
you the guy that's being racist on X?
Nope just being a realist
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This is a very meh and slow start. The kind someone new to the game would make.
1. Stealing is slow, I don't even bother taking stuff from the excise office, it's at most 600 and you'll be leaving Seyda Neen with at least 2k anyways.
2. Take fargoths ring as it's required for the tutorial, give it to him, then talk to the guy who wants you to find his stump, then run to where tarhiel falls and grab mushrooms along the way. On the coast near tarhiel is a dead tax man, grab his stuff then run towards Seyda Neen. In one of the shacks you'll first encounter is a dark elf that killed the tax man, kill him then report to the tax man. You don't have to give the initial amount you found this way. Climb up the light house and take the book at the top of the stairs and wait till 10pm for fargoth to do his dance and rob his stump. You can sell the tax mans ring and the book putting you to over 2k. Then go for the alchemy set and all vendors who sell ingredients in stacks of 5 or 10 restock those ingredients. Don't use the guy in caldera as it's his alchemy set you stole. Saidrith Mora imperial shrine has a guy who sells mats for fort int and fort stamina, and the dude with him sells fort health and personality mats. Enjoy being a god in 15 minutes.
3. Why would you sell the Orc armor if you said to pick medium armor? It's like the second best medium armor set in the base game. Light armor is the most superior early game, especially because of the dark brotherhood attack around your first 3 levels. (I always seem to get it at level 2.)
1. it's not that slow, and you aren't leaving seyda neen with 2k unless you steal
2. Not sure why you typed all this when I explained all this
3. Not everyone chooses medium armor, knowing where this expensive set is, and being able to sell it is still good knowledge
@@PTMG you didn't read what I put as my 2 is an explanation of how to leave Seyda Neen without stealing at all. You'll have around 2k. And you didn't cover half of what I put there.
I'll give you the second part, but medium is generally bad and my point was in the same minute you talked about selling it but also how you should go medium because of how easy it is to buy as you're selling the second best set. Medium is so meh they took it out entirely in later games. Maybe I'm hung up on the "best start for beginners and advanced" part but this is definitely not optimal for either.
You were also wrong on the sign as The Warrior sign only increases chance to hit by 1% per point and is the worst sign you can get. You get more chance to hit by getting the Agility from The Lover than you get from The Warrior and get Lovers Kiss on top of it.
All that takes just about as much time, if not more time, than just grabbing a bunch of stuff on your way out of the office, and looting the armor in the warehouse, and ironically your method still involves stealing lmfao
Also btw agility hit rate/evasion rate percentage is agility/5 (divided by 5)
Lover gives 25 agility, 25/5=5 so you gain 5% hit chance with lover, vs the 10% hit chance from warrior.
And lovers kiss is pretty much useless. It's far too easy to get paralyze spells/scrolls/enchanted weapons, to justify damage fatigue to self for 200 points, especially when the main goal here is hit chance.
You have no idea what you are talking about xd
Definitely at least some idea, or this video wouldn't have been possible
10 fortify attack adds a flat 10% hit chance.
Check Combat -> Chance to Hit on UESP
It's not bad, but it doesn't add 10 damage to every combat hit.
If you're a Wood Elf with:
50 marksman: 5 base + 25 major skill + 5 specialization + 15 race
50 agility: 50 base as a wood elf
50 luck (40 base + 10 from Attribute bonus)
And 10 attack from Warrior Sign
You can start with 91.25% chance to hit with Marksmanship from the get go, assuming 100% fatigue
Starting enemies will have between 5% and 15% evasion so you would have
76.25% (91.25-15) chance to hit a regular humanoid
and 86.25% (91.25-5) chance to hit a mudcrab which will feel pretty good.
Going for 25 agility with the lover sign actually adds less chance to hit than 10 attack, and the 25 agility doesn't stack once you hit 100 agility because it adds 25 to your base, so you don't go to 125 with the lovers sign.
You do benefit from agility in other ways though so it's probably still worth it to go lovers sign over warriors although if you want to maximize hit chance, warriors sign is the way to go.
Good to know
Should still help with peoples "swinging at air" problem tho
@@PTMG it definitely does and it's not a bad option, and I also sometimes recommend it for newer players
@@PTMG it definitely does and it's not a bad option, and I also sometimes recommend it for newer players
If you talk to Caius about blades trainers he will direct you to Hunter-Nine-Toes who gives you some Moon Sugar and tells you about people who buy it. You can also find the dead tax collector in Seyda Neen, the quest reward is 500g and the murderer has a decent ring that you can sell as well. Also a little ways out of town you'll find a dead wizard who has an enchanted sword, good for early daedra and undead.
I have never completed this game and never seemed to stick to it (besides RIGHT NOW, where im balls deep into Morrowind discovering everything in this game, especially love the books, SO MUCH LORE!!!1 nerd alert!) but everything what you wrote is what I found out myself while starting this game so many times!!! great tips for newcomers since it is a pretty hard RPG (lol, just for rpg newbies) so thanks for your comment!
Argonians > Khajits, furries not welcome thank you i am in a chin state
In Seyda Neen you can jump on top of a stump from the mill and find a 200g enchanted axe just sitting there. Also walk out of town to get the guy to fall from the sky. Boom extra few hundred gold. Also in Balmora join the thieves guild. Then go to the watch tower where the Sword of Woe is sitting on a wardrobe with a guard next to it. Slap the guard and run out and pay the thieves guild guy to make the fine go away. When you go back in, the guard that chased you is downstairs and you can take the sword. Few extra thousand right there.
lowkey always forget about that stuff
You can sell moon sugar to Ra'Virr the Khajiit trader in Balmora!
Ah thats the one
I think the mudcrab merchant too but raviir is easier
You also forgot the potions vendor in the Balmora's mages guild, if you have membership there? And if you over price with skooma as well, but a few low weight potions like quality fatigue or levitate!
you can sell moon sugar to any khajiit shopkeeper, kinda funny
The warrior sign does not increase your damage in any way shape or form, it increases your chance to hit with every weapon by 10%
Also worth noting the lady birthsign provides personality and fatigue since it’s giving fortifying buffs, (OpenMW causes this) it doesn’t increase hp gain on level up if it’s a fortify buff
good point, but in the context of a beginner it's a good one still
Steed is still a solid choice tho
@@PTMG For sure, I didn't word that very well, just wanted to clarify it. I still think the warrior is a great birthsign! I am also a fan of the one that gives +25 agility
If you have Tribunal expansion, the armorer in great bazaar 10k gold and the pawnshop across has 8k. you can also buy mark+recall scrolls from Ald'ruhn mage's guild for quick teleport when you need to unload.
I always forget about the great bazaar
those guys don't pay full price tho like the scamp right?
@@PTMG ya but if you're selling tons of equipment for $10k or more and don't want to bother waiting for days for the scamp to refill and unload your spoils, this is a faster way to get $. especially if you're doing the summon golden saint, kill and loot the body trick. they usually pack daedric, ebony, and glass.
Last tip , if a new player follows the western coast of Seyda neen there is a shipwreck and some crates in the water. One of the crates has a chance to spawn a silver long sword or short sword.
There is a "free" ebony blade (enchanted) in one of the watchtowers in Balmora.
I want to add that if a player gets the mortar and pestle in Seyda neen and collects every ingredient around the swamp area plus the islands off the cost. You can create a save game and attempt to create potions. With every successful potion save and reload with any failed attempts. I found that while slightly tedious you can walk away with close to 30 thousand gold after selling everything.
that does sound super tedious lol
You should NEVER take security alteration not only does more but opens higher level locks at lower levels, you can cast an open 100 spell with alteration as a major skill right from the start
interesting ill have to try that
@@PTMG Only works if you have the expansion and have bought the spell from Laurina in Temple cult services of Tribunal expansion (as she's the easiest to access for fortify skill spell). make any skill level 100 for a hot second or 2.
18:20 You can buy a scroll of door opening 40-60 from any mage guild and try your luck that way. If you pick a very low security starting skill or just didn't bother with it.
I found that this video, and the "End Game in 15 Minutes" video ( ua-cam.com/video/aF6v74oCfs8/v-deo.html ) by CoffeeNutGaming are two of the videos that have really helped me get back in Morrowind again. Thanks!
Though I highly recommend an organic playthrough before you jump to the end
It's a tedious but epic jounrey
Not too difficult just a lot of walking
@@PTMG I did the tedious version years ago. Now I was just wanting to fool around a bit. :)
Fortify attack actually increases your CHANCES of hitting, not your damage
yeah I've been corrected on that already, but it still works out for beginner players since hit chance is often a big point of contention
You can get Daedric Longbow here? Get the Best shortsword inside that cave the electric one. ... You can get those boots with Levitation charges GREAT for occasional crazy explores. AND superjumping certain mountains LuLz. Oh I should snag that 30/30/30 Resists Ammy
THANK YOU BRO, I LOVE THIS GAME AND I FNLY GET TO PLAY ISNTEAD OF GETTING WASHED BY CRUSTACEANS
glad to help
Ajira the mage guild leader I'm balmora will buy moonsugar and skuma early
Good to know
i believe any khajit trader will buy moonsugar.
Bro, in the Mages guild in Balmora is over 100k worth of soul gems. You pick the Shadow sign at the start of the game so you can go invisible. You can then force the NPC at the top of the stairs to turn their back to the table using a dialogue prompt. Then you stand on the table to grab the gems. To sell; teleport using the mages guild and sell and rebuy sleeping in 25hr intervals to the mud crap or scamp. You can then spend all the gold leveling at the fighters' guild and hit level 30 plus with gold to spare after all is said and done. This entire process takes maybe 30 minutes. I did this exact thing recently again on a play-through but first discovered this process ten-plus years ago as a kid.
Or just do the mage guild quest where the cat wants you to hide a fake soul gem there. Then the lady leaves and you can steal all you want. Honestly though, just take alchemy. Take alchemy.
In tutorial you can use both imperials as combat training by sneak attack with dagger or use magic on them you don't worry about killing them since they wipe your bounty after you get caught but be warned if you knock them down, they'll hostile toward you this plan you can get everything in office included warehouse key and heavy armors at the beginning
I thought after like 4-5 times of getting caught they just kept going after you or something
"I don't know who you can sell the moon sugar to" Ra'virr, in Balmora. I'm not sure if he's the ONLY merchant that'll take Skooma and Moonsugar, but he's one of them, at least.
It's always a Khajiit lol
@@PTMG Yep lol
Could you do videos on how to join the temple, houses and More tongue etc... lol
maybe in the future
Getting RedFall? And would you buy Skyrim again with Chatpt AI
I didn't even know it was a game until this week
but nah doesn't look very good
@@PTMG ya fuck redfall lol
lol even if it was working at 100% with no issues, it just honestly doesn't look like a good or fun game. The concept seems extremely weak, and the gameplay is lowkey kinda cringey.
Feels like a mid 2000's ps2/xbox game where they were still experimenting with wild ideas (like stubbs the zombie or destroy all humans)
That animation where you destroy the vampires made me die inside a little it was so cringe.
@@PTMG same way I feel, mid in every capacity which sucks cause I'm a sucker for vampires (no pun intended) and they aren't even up my alley, I'm just glad Bethesda is finally feeling the wrath of putting out unfinished products, that age is coming to an end I believe, lots of people are pissed and getting moreso as more trash like this is released, honestly it's like shovelware how they're being pushed, I will say tho Dead Island 2 is pretty fun, looks great and is optimized amazingly, something none of bethesda's new releases can say (especially redfall, like how the fuck is it on 30fps) it is sad to see arkane fall in the crossfire for something they undoubtedly didn't have the passion to make, probably why it feels so hallow
Scamp trader isn't even top 5 in gold capacity iirc
I think that's only if you include tribunal shopkeepers.
But also scamp trader buys (mostly) everything, and buys at 100% value. It's also like, right there. Very easy to get to. And it's also right next to the alchemy set you steal, and a guy who sells infinite ingredients.
Mudcrab has 10k, but he is essentially useless since he is in the wild, and you will get interrupted every time you try to rest, and also has more limitations on what you can sell to him
for all intents and purposes, scamp trader is the best, highest gold merchant.
if you don't include mournhold merchants, creeper is #4 on the list. #3 on the list if you remove the toddtest merchant that definitely doesn't count.
When you remove the semi-useless mudcrab, he is #2.
And #1 doesn't buy things for full price so who cares.
How to get the best start in morrowind.
Alchemy.
Alchemy.
Alchemy.
Marshmerrow and wickwheat.
Alchemy.
you forgot the limeware platter but yeah
@@PTMGif you take that 200 gold caius gives you, steal the alchemy stuff from caldera, you can basically just print money. The limeware platter isn't necessary at that point 😂. But yea good for noobs. Plus it's basically tradition at this point. 😊
that's not a "best start"
that's simply "game abusing almost cheating start"
the most fun aspect of the game a world exploration for a new items/weapons/money is killed right from the begging
with such attidute it's better just take jump scrolls and finish game in 5 mins
it's not supposed to be an "ultimate roleplaying experience guide" it's supposed to be a "best start" and in that regard, it delivers.
I'd say getting the strongest weapon and mass riches at the beginning of the game is a pretty damn good start
@@PTMG "getting the strongest weapon and mass riches" - is the game's end, not start
no the games end is when you destroy dagoth ur and the heart of lorkhan
there's still quests, there's still more gear to get, enchantments to make etc. etc.
you can always make a new character once you get the hang of the basic mechanics of the game and navigating the world etc. and play the game "right"
but it's not like I am using cheat codes here or anything
It's literally just using alchemy, and selling the potions.
and getting daedric weapons is pretty easy with or without this quest
you are kinda just being dramatic for no reason here honestly
@@PTMG You're abusing game mechanics and exploiting bugs - and you're seriously trying to justify that as some kind of legitimate playstyle?
The best you could say is "it's fun to be op right from the start for an easy playthrough, especially when you have finished the game 10 times already" - that would at least make some sense.
But no, you're actually trying to pretend that this is a good way for a new player to experience their first playthrough. Ridiculous.
the games mechanics are the games mechanics
how is it not legitimate to use the games mechanics?
Nothing I did was a "bug" here, it's all just metagaming
and in the context of most new players getting pushed away from this game due to its difficulty curve, yes, starting off on the best foot possible is a great way to get into this game, as it gets rid of the hardest part right off the bat, without outright cheating or using console commands
gives the player more time to worry about learning the games mechanics, landscape/cities/guilds etc.- and less time to worry about getting killed by mudcrabs cause they made poor choices
Best start in morrowind. Take alchemy as a major skill. Go north out of town to the "gift that falls from the sky". Sell it all. Buy the apprentice morter and pestle. Go to balmora. Get the 200 gold from Caius. Go to the Balmora temple. Buy wickwheat and marshmerrow until you run out of money. Make a ton of restore health potions. Go to caldera through mages guild. Go to gorak manor. Sell potions to creep cluster. No stealing necessary. Buy master alchemy stuff from Nelcarya in balmora. Repeat ad infinatum. Or do the intelligence glitch and completely break the game. Dont do that. Just dont.
Nope
Limeware platter, sell it
Head straight to caldera, grab the "free" master alchemy set in the top of the tower at the mages guild there
Spend all your money on I think luminous russela and ampoule pods or some shit (the two self restocking waterwalking ingredients the guy sells there)
Make your potions
Sell them to scamp trader
Rinse and repeat
@@PTMG Sure if you want to be a stinking little rat THIEF!
lol you could just "borrow it" but you might have to use your imagination and RP a little bit
buy the ingredients, go upstairs, pick them up just to make the potions, then set it all back down where you got it
sell potions then buy the alchemy set from him when you can afford it
especially if you are a member of the mages guild this doesn't feel that unreasonable
@@PTMG I've come to find there are so many ways to make this game easier, it doesn't really matter. All it takes is a little knowledge and experience and the world is your oyster.