As the song reaches its crescendo I find I lack the words to describe the feeling. The memories of a thousand adventures had on that tiny island of Vvardenfell. Like some distant life, lived long ago and yet a part of me forever.
Same here man. 2002, grabbed the game knowing nothing about it and begged my mom for it. Hearing the theme again in ESO made the 10 year old in me want to cry from pure nostalgia.
Skyrim: Fast travel near this waypoint Morrowind: Travel east out out of town until you reach the ruins of Kadkflsjflksjdflsdkjf; then turn 45 degrees to the North-East. Continue for exactly 45 and 3/4 steps.
@Lord Gucci Banana well not really you can use different systems in the game, like the spells that make you jump really high and levitation, i consider those fast travel.
@Lord Gucci Banana You can also use Divine Intervention, Almsivi Intervention, and Mark/Recall spells to "fast travel." Divine Intervention teleports you to the nearest Imperial shrine and Almsivi Intervention teleports you to the nearest Tribunal temple. You can use Mark to set a specific location and use Recall to teleport back to it. I think there are a few places that Mark/Recall won't work, though.
All I ever got was: "Talk to this guy, who by the way, nobody has ever heard of so don't bother asking anyone about him. He can be found in a location that could be a town or a shrine or Dwemer Ruins, but either way you aren't going to find it until you have long forgotten about this quest and stumble into it by pure chance - Good Luck!" ...good times
It really was. For the time it was fucking INCREDIBLE. As great as Skyrim and Oblivion were at making you feel immersed in the world of Tamriel, they never came close to giving me the feeling I felt walking off that boat in Seyda Neen...
Believe me or note, i love staying on the boat at the beginning when i start a new game. And during a while. The ambient is so well-worked in Morrowind.
A set of moders are dedicated to remaking it with skyrims engine. Bethesda said they won't remaster it as it would take the same time to make an entirely new game. Bethesda could of shut down the mod but they didn't. They gave the green light for the mod to be made
Just so u guys know elderscrolls 4 and 5 used morrowinds theme bc it became the elder scrolls best theme oblivious introduction is just a fast version. Of the song and skyrim adds it during the middle
Skyrim. Follow the direction icon to your goal Morrowind. Ok head down the road, take the east path and keep traveling until you see a big red stone. Turn there and over the hill until you find the ruins
When you get lost up the side of Red Mountain because you suck at directions and catch literally 5 diseases one after the other from scribs. I died so often on my own...and that was 10 years ago... 😂
Daggerfall. here's the town on your map. get to walking. let me know when you get there. hopefully i'm not dead from old age slowpoke, go buy a horse and cart. lol
I have this game in my library for quite some time. Never played it. From the looks of it, it looks very hard. Love the scenery, i love watching gameplay videos just for that. I'm sure this game is nostolgic for both you right?
+Fluffy Greyfoot Try 'morrowind overhaul' mod if you haven't. Original Morrowind looked good on my old 17" monitor at 800x600 that I was barely able to run it at, but it does not scale well to 1080p (or higher) displays that well, textures look too blurred out, etc. This mod (collection) makes it look amazing.
@NumberJ42 it's actually pretty easy, the only thing is to make her interested in tes 3(which is actually isn't hard when we talking about tes 3). Later I will introduce morrowind to my gf. Sometimes you don't need to be so mean, just use ur head
This was the first rpg ive ever played, i remember when i was 6-7 playing this and i didnt really know how to do quest so i hunted crabs and rats and sold them at the shop in the first town you entered, i was stuck there for a while because the game was so deadly and leaving that town almost always got me lost or killed, i remember i wanted a place to sleep so i bought a sword with the crab money and snuck into someones house and killed them and lived there, after a couple weeks of playing i finally found out about the silt striders and i traveled to my first city, i remember being so overwhelmed , ahh how people can experience the game differently and still have an amazing time like no other, a true masterpiece
John Homes damn dude I pretty much have the same story 😂😂 dad bought it at a garage sale 6 year old me immediately became an elderscrolls fan 20 years old now still play this game finally finished it and it’s expansions I’ll forever be an elderscrolls fan even if ES 6 is gonna be as shitty as everyone says I’m still gonna love it because I love the damn elderscrolls
This makes me nostalgic for a game I've never played and barely seen. I cannot fathom the amount of nostalgia this must spark inside the people who grew up with the franchise.
I did grew up with this franchise. My father used to play Daggerfall with me sitting on his lap, and Morrowind was my first TES game, I was 8 years old. At first to be honest I didn't liked it, but my father eventually taught me how to play it properly and I felt in love with it. As I grew up, I played all the TES games, now I'm enjoying Elder Scrolls Online 😁 Sometimes I come back to this soundtrack and yes... I can't even describe the amount of nostalgia it sparkles. It's unbelievable.
I remember waking up on Christmas morning in my mom's house as a 13 year old and getting this for Christmas. Played it for hours and hours that year. I'm turning 30 now, and I still play morrowind, but only once a year on Christmas I miss you mom
@@theaceofspades9666 man almost makes me wish i was born a while earlier. I grew up playing gta games. Never even heard about eldwr scrolls till i was 21. But believe me, playing this game at 21 was the best thing thats happened to me. This game, its music, it was like staring straight into the face of god
Me playing Morrowind peacefully, Goes to sleep to recover health *Rat Shrieks* *Cliffracer Shrieks* Dark Brotherhood assassin "YOU N'WAH!!!!!" Me: Confused screaming
I started playing again after a few years and went to sleep in Caius's bed for the first time and was woken up by the dark brotherhood N'WAH! And I almost had a heart attack.
+TheSuperScorpionKing I know what you mean, I've got the Morrowind jitters. before you start saying "oh shut up that's just nostalgia" I played the TES games in opposite order from skyrim to oblivion and finally Morrowind.
Morrowind makes me want to go on a journey to see what the world has to offer Oblivion makes me want to go on a journey to help the people there Skyrim makes me want to go on a journey to defeat evil
Ive come to play with you again because your music softly creeping left its seed while i was youtubing and the vision that was planted in my brain still remains within the sound of nerevar
Skyrim: Go right here. Morrowind: Go to the north part of the island on the west side and follow along the river until you reach the bridge, then go directly south and... wait that's not south. This way? But that doesn't look right... How did I end up in the Imperial City?
I still love this music because it never succumbed to the need to be "epic". It has a slow buildup that gives it a feeling of mystery and a climax that promises something great to come instead of simply blaring something loud and heavy at you. And hell even the heartbeat like drums play into the plot in the end.
Doctor Minjinx skyrim was down hill but kept the feel, oblivion was an amazing game but with flaws, morrowind was one great game and the story stuck well
DPHGSSBWXYORAS 1911 Back then Bethesda wasn’t this well known Game developer like today. Because of that the game was published by Ubisoft. It was a huge success, and Bethesda published their games on their own later on.
Morrowind was such a success that Bethesda become a giant game developer. Morrowind becoming arguably the greatest RPG of all time put Bethesda into legendary status and made them the sole ones in charge. No need for Ubisoft anymore.
Stepping out of Seyda Neen, a whole world out there for you to explore, this theme swelling for you to set out on your quest... and then the mood is broken when you hear a scream and an expensively dressed Bosmer plumets out of the sky and pancakes into the swamp.
I listen to this song, and I start Morrowind, ready to jump into my past adventure. I play it, and then I think back on how it used to be, and I realize it can never be the same again. Nothing has ever given me this amount of nostalgia before, and I know it will only stay in my memories.
+Top Kek Same for me... I know that if i play it again, it won't be the same. I rather like to keep my child memories of this game, because they are so beautiful.
+Top Kek Only three games give me this level of nostalgia. Morrowind, Mass Effect 1, and RunScape ala 2006-2009. Thinking about any of these gets me far more emotional than any other game can.
***** That's a absolutely valid statement, and it sounds very legit too, but that would have to apply to every language... i'm german and yes, i care about how i write, but i do the same for my languae aswell... it can't be that just because they're born in america they treat their language different. But the majority of them voted for bush so i guess everything is possible :D
***** Yeah, made-up borders that were needed back in the days of actual conquering and that aren't needed anymore because of world-wide communication fuck alot of stuff up.
This reminds me of playing Morrowind as a 10y/o with my grandad! Time has soon flown by. Now I play Fallout 4 and my grandad plays Morrowind Online... some things never change :))
Morrowind was a game so influential to the series that it shot the series into mainstream popularity and it’s theme basically became the theme of the entire series
Cyrsztof "Wake up, we're here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up." "Stand up... there you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?" "Well, not even last night's storm could wake you. I heard them say we've reached Morrowind, I'm sure they'll let us go."
Where it all began musically speaking. This is undoubtedly the anthem of TES. I wouldn't be surprised if TES6 has another incarnation of Morrowind's theme song.
I do love how each version of this song perfectly conveys the spirit of the game its with. Morrowind is embodying exploration and discovery of things ancient. Oblivion is like an imperial march or parade, full of boastful power and glory. FInally we have Skyrim which is telling of the coming of a warrior of lore who will face epic threats.
c:/program files (x86)/morrowind/music/theme.mp3 copied to c:/program files (x86)/knight squad/music. (I found this music while browsing yt and just noticed that a game called knight squad made a cover of this music for their game)
When I was a kid I played Morrowind... When I was a teen I played Oblivion... 4 years ago I played Skyrim... Now on these days Morrowind will be the best RPG game EVER!!!! For it's time... And for all time. The Elder Scrolls is the best of all the franchise of RPG games!!!!
+Radionatix fuck this shit! I'm going in! The Elder Scrolls serie is not the best one, there are plenty of RPGs better than any of the TES. Sure, they are good, but here are exemples of better games: Baldur's Gate Vampire the Mascarade Bloodlines. Mount&Blade Warband Arcanum of Steamworks and magick Obscura Planescape Torment The Witcher 3 Fallout
Probably the first RPG that i ever played and the music stuck with me for all these years. A true masterpiece that will now be played at my wedding. Thanks so much.
You finally did it, you completed your quest and killed every evil that dungeon has, now you looking at your reward recourses, thinking about your next move, opening your journal to see what else is interesting to go to, getting out of that dungeon and man it's like you have been forever since you last saw the sun, walking to the path of an old joy village to set up your things, you know that this is only a warrior break before another big adventure that you cannot wait to begin again
the problem i have with morrowind is not the fast travel, thats fine. It's that there is no quest log and markers. Markers aren't even a big deal i wish i just had something telling me what to do
@@moelester8656 a modern upscaled remake of morrowind with bigger towns and cities would destroy probably any fantasy RPG because morrowind did one thing best that other elder scrolls failed to do that is Role playing and importance of player's decision...
This song brings me so much peace , a cool summer evening in the living room watching my older brother play this game when it was all we had at the time ,
It was 15 years ago. I was looking to buy some RTS games when the game shop's attendance recommend this game to me. I was skeptical at first. But I was hooked almost immediately after I started playing. I barely eat, I barely sleep, I even barely relieve myself.
Guard sees you running around naked. Guard: "Oh, you're naked, spare me" " Oh, I haven't seen one of those in a while" " Someone with your good looks needs more clothing". To this day, those kind of reactions are why I love Morrowind so much.
I've played The Elder Scroll games since Daggerfall and this is still my favourite. Would love to start a new file again but these days I just don't have as much free time as I use to :(
I have 2 copies of the old folio big box Daggerfall. Also have Redguard and Battlespire but they really aren't very good. Neither is Daggerfall, honestly, it gets a lot of people that haven't actually played it talking about it because it's so big, but it's really not that good as a game. It's buggy, even as Bethesda games go (think about that for a moment), the UI is terrible, and its massive world is flat, empty and 99% uninteresting. Thousands of NPC villagers walking around that don't actually have anything important or meaningful to say. There's very little of important choices to make throughout the game. But Morrowind is something special. It was the last game Bethesda made before they started dumbing down and "streamlining" for a wider audience - in other words, selling out.
Takes me way back... Way back, my friends. It's like an epic journey to the very core of the epicness itself. Makes the skin crawl and the cheeks blush... Makes a man wanting not just to play the game, but to LIVE it... Ahh...
It really saddens me to see having lost that time....every second of this theme is just pure nostalgia....playing it at my parent's house....this game...ohh god!
Now don't get me wrong. I like the later Elder Scrolls versions of the theme and over all the music of the series got better all around over time. But... Morrowind's version of the theme is just better.
This theme always captured the grandness and wonder that The Elder Scrolls series is really about. The Skyrim and Oblivion themes sound too militant. This one captures the feeling that you've just walked out into the sun and seen the world for the first time.
I agree. It also has the touch of sadness that I find underlies the whole Elder Scrolls storyline: living in a silver age, a diminished and diminishing world.
I think each theme shows its own cultural. Oblivion's theme shows the strength and glory of the empire. Skyrim's theme shows the Nordic's cultural theme. While Morrowind takes place in an island, and the home of the Dummer/Dark Elves/Less violent than Men. Morrowind's theme is peaceful because of the story line: reunite the Dummer. Oblivion takes place in the heart of the empire. which is why it sounds militant. And Skyrim, a dark place with its own dark event: Civil War and The Return of the Dragons.
Parthurnaax Alduin Less violent than men ? The storyline is a bit less violent, and much more based on adventuring, as you are not set on some epic quest right on. But hell, Dumner are sicko. You don't remember that bar in Balmora, do you ?
Parthurnaax Alduin "Morrowind's theme is peaceful because of the story line: reunite the Dummer." It's part of what I miss in the later games and main themes, along with its mystery, beauty and sheer emotion. It's not fast or bold but it retains epic without having to shout in draconic or break out the brass section. Oblivion's theme is bold and grand at the start before it starts repeating the same refrain up and down several times (grand old quest to "relight the dragon fires" by going into the plane of Oblivion more times than necessary). Skyrim's is strong and very Wagnerian but bogs itself down in its own importance (the "civil war" is polarising but trapped in generics; Alduin's return is dire but also a bluntly Whovian - he was merely "put off" for a thousand years).
Oh,the memories i have with Morrowind......This was truly the best Elder Scrolls to date.I really enjoyed everything about it.Especially experimenting with potions.I remember once i made a potion and it made me blind.I was walking around crashing into walls like a fool and then i died like an idiot.:))))You could have any kind of crazy experience with this game.This is the open world experience i sought for a long time.....
You really sure about that? I was told that it's crap compared to Skyrim And Oblivion, but I doubt that.First of all it's a TES game.If it sucks then tell Bethesda to take over ESO because I'm still in the youth of my Elder Scrolls gaming history, and I want to play Morrowind. Also I'm going to take down a Skyrim Roblox video I just finished making 2 days ago for those of you that are still uncertain about if you should buy Skyrim. Yes, I'll forget about posting a 3 part review just because Morrowind was a fail in my eyes. I admit Skyrim's theme isn't as relaxing as Morrowind's because of it being the same thing except with deeper instrumentals and a Viking Chorus. Skyrim's theme is oh god, I can't think of the exact words, uhhh darn it it's there somewhere, oh yeah pathetic compared to Morrowind's layed back sound. I have high expectations for all TES games I have yet to play [Except the spin-offs because they don't have as much of a intresting sounding story as the main series and ESO does]
Ben Wiseman Morrowind has aged for sure, but it was the superior product for its time. Even mods don't make it justice if you place it side by side with Skyrim. Morrowind's lore was more complex, more interesting, more nuanced, deeper and at the same time actually managed to be more epic than dragons (believe it or not). Not from the start of course, but as you progressed towards the end of the game, you uncovered a tale of truly epic proportion that has yet to be rivaled by most games. Who you are as a character in Morrowind is more interesting than being a Dragonborn (although being a Dragonborn is quite interesting and epic to begin with). Oblivion and Skyrim did not come close to the cultural uniqueness and variety Morrowind had. From North to South to East to West, every geographical region was astonishingly different and had pure originality. Skyrim was still better than Oblivion on that front, which pretty much felt homogeneous from North to South with very few personality and culture imprint to cities. The political strives were far more complex, detailed and rich in Morrowind than in Skyrim. In Skyrim you pretty much have the Imperial vs the rebels vs the Thalmor vs the Dragon apocalypse. In Morrowind you had the Dunmer great houses Hllaalu, Redoran, Telvanni (3 major ones all battling each others with VERY distinctive culture), you had the Imperial Cult conflicting against the Tribunal who were also both fighting against Daedra cults and the 6th Great House of Dagoth Ur and also the outgoing hunt against Necromancers. I'm talking about actual gameplay-involved conflicts, with dozens of quests for each conflicts, not just book and 1-2 quest talking about it. Also the lost civilization of the Dwemer was more fleshed out than any lost civilization were in Oblivion (Ayleids) or Skyrim (Falmer) (although Dawnguard fleshed it out a bit more in very interesting ways). There also was a lot of questing involved with the slavery of Khajiit and Argonians which were outstanding, on top of the frequent encounters with slave in random mines and dungeons. The expansions were stellar as well, especially if you consider that the Skyrim expansion brings you to the exact same Island as the Bloodmoon Morrowind expansion, since it was so beloved by fans. The only sad thing about Morrowind, is that Skyrim/Oblivion made some convenience improvements in gameplay that makes it hard to go back to Morrowind, especially with the very aged graphics. Other than that, time for time, Morrowind was a stellar innovation and an unparalleled discovery adventure of totally foreign, complex and unique cultures, while Skyrim was merely a great game. As far as music goes, I can't argue with that. Music is as beautiful as the experience you live hearing it. Since for me Morrowind was and will remain the greatest experience, its music will always be the most beautiful to me. But I can't deny that someone who hasn't played Morrowind will prefer music from a game he actually thoroughly loved.
This music was really hooked on me but since TES 3 was my first TES game I got full potential much later when I absorbed the game in more detail. It still amazes me how they created such detailed culture, a complete new culture of never existing people (in real life that is) that brought so much to the immersion. Then when I listen to this music again, it really has this feel as if music says "Come to this magical place and (at 1:08) absorb the full magic of this imaginary detailed world". TES 4 and 5 were good games but as if the magic is going away with each sequel made. It makes me sad... Let me listen to this music once again.
I just realised, after years of listening to this theme almost obsessively that the really heavy drum you especially hear during the start and end as well as throughout represents the beating of the Heart of Lorkhan, also often refered to as "the doom-drum" probably just me being a dumbass to not realise it sooner but it's amazing that there are still secrets hidden in plain sight.
*listens to Skyrim theme song* "this is pretty epic!" *listens to this* "...ES3 players, forgive me, for I have been introduced to gaming too late and am now not in possession of this legendary game..."
@@dornek01 Morrowind, oblivion and skyrim all have very similar if not the same melodies. Performance is simply different. But yeah. Only this theme gives me the adventurers call to the road . . . Others dont.
@@lordjzargo7940 I must've lived under my trusty rock during that time. Whoops. Also, this comment is like 3 years old and I'm already cringing at it XD
Little did we know that this song was the Recall spell and would take us back to a place that was, at times, more home than home... a place that had encumbrance but no burdens; a place that set us into the winds of tomorrow.
I didn’t grow up with this game, I grew up with oblivion, but when I didn’t own a computer, this game is what encouraged me to save up, and I would listen to this song as a reminder of why I needed to be patient. This song is an instant dopamine hit, but not as big as when I first heard those words… “Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What’s your name?”
This theme fits for a peaceful adventure. Oblivion's theme fits for the beginning of a fantasy-adventure story. Skyrim - Song of the Dragonborn fits for an epic battle.
The changes they make to the theme also reflect the cultural differences between the provinces the theme is made for. Morrowind is more whimsical and mysterious compared to Oblivion’s and Skyrim’s; the Dunmer are more reclusive and foreign compared to the Imperials (Roman) and the Nords (Scandinavian).
As the song reaches its crescendo I find I lack the words to describe the feeling. The memories of a thousand adventures had on that tiny island of Vvardenfell. Like some distant life, lived long ago and yet a part of me forever.
Couldn't have said it better Mr Womble.
Also is this a hint at Random Morrowind Bullshittery as next release?
@@yakee321123 perhaps?
@@yakee321123 Surely
You know Morrowind's a damn good game when you see SovietWomble commenting about the train of feels that hit him while listening to its theme.
Same here man. 2002, grabbed the game knowing nothing about it and begged my mom for it. Hearing the theme again in ESO made the 10 year old in me want to cry from pure nostalgia.
This game and it's main title song became an icon in gaming history.
I only just heard of it
Wot?
+Oszkár no not really that was skyrim
captain ace i know im not retarded
+MoonGamer That's debatable.
Skyrim: Fast travel near this waypoint
Morrowind: Travel east out out of town until you reach the ruins of Kadkflsjflksjdflsdkjf; then turn 45 degrees to the North-East. Continue for exactly 45 and 3/4 steps.
you can fast travel in morrowind
@Lord Gucci Banana well not really you can use different systems in the game, like the spells that make you jump really high and levitation, i consider those fast travel.
jajajajaja
@Lord Gucci Banana You can also use Divine Intervention, Almsivi Intervention, and Mark/Recall spells to "fast travel." Divine Intervention teleports you to the nearest Imperial shrine and Almsivi Intervention teleports you to the nearest Tribunal temple. You can use Mark to set a specific location and use Recall to teleport back to it. I think there are a few places that Mark/Recall won't work, though.
All I ever got was: "Talk to this guy, who by the way, nobody has ever heard of so don't bother asking anyone about him. He can be found in a location that could be a town or a shrine or Dwemer Ruins, but either way you aren't going to find it until you have long forgotten about this quest and stumble into it by pure chance - Good Luck!" ...good times
Whether you're a fan of this theme, Oblivion's, or Skyrim's, one thing's for damn sure:
Jeremy Soule can sure make a fantastic theme song!
@FinlandiaVodka Pretty sure he did actually
He also did the soundtrack for KOTOR
@Breydan Thein Im pretty sure he got caught on suspicioun of pedophilia or something so sadly probably not
Cameron Hepburn Nowadays everyone is getting accused of being a pedo
@@cameronh420_ I'm pretty sure it was just some lying femoid trying to MeToo him.
Text: It is wonderful to see you! I'm so glad you're here.
NPC: Get out of my face, outlander.
the text shows their true feelings
Text: y-your the Nerevarine the chosen one you who struck down dagoth ur!
Speech: STOP WASTING MY TIME!
МЫ СЛЕДИМ ЗА ТОБОЙ, НИЧТОЖЕСТВО! You will no understand me heh
Игорь& Game WE WATCH FOR YOU ANYTHING? Is this correct?
YOU NWAH!
Most epic walk through a rotting wooden prison ship ever
True
It really was.
For the time it was fucking INCREDIBLE.
As great as Skyrim and Oblivion were at making you feel immersed in the world of Tamriel, they never came close to giving me the feeling I felt walking off that boat in Seyda Neen...
u made me spill my drink, thanks
Ethan Roberts over 9000?
Believe me or note, i love staying on the boat at the beginning when i start a new game. And during a while. The ambient is so well-worked in Morrowind.
It's officially been 20 years since Morrowind was released. Time truly flies, doesn't it?
yes it is
aye ..
Wealth beyond measure outlander
@@phillipbuster6748 wake up prisoner
It certainly flies, and when it hit you, you feel it... just like an arrow in the knee.
All who vote for a remastered Morrowind say aye
aaAAaayee !
A set of moders are dedicated to remaking it with skyrims engine. Bethesda said they won't remaster it as it would take the same time to make an entirely new game. Bethesda could of shut down the mod but they didn't. They gave the green light for the mod to be made
aye my brother
aye
aye
"𝑾𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒕𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒕𝒆𝒓'𝒔 𝒅𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒉, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒑𝒉𝒆𝒄𝒚 𝒊𝒔 𝒔𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒅.
𝑹𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒂 𝒔𝒂𝒗𝒆𝒅 𝒈𝒂𝒎𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒓𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒆𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒐𝒇 𝒇𝒂𝒕𝒆,
𝒐𝒓 𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒊𝒔𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒅𝒐𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒅 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒍𝒅 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒅."
9 months on still my favorite comment haha.
That message always scared tf out of me
I awalys fear I missed that message
Who got this killing Vivec?
Imagine not being able to read the comment
As a kid I thought that Morrowind's theme was the most boring of the modern TES games
Now as an adult I think it's the most beautiful
Yeah boi
It's not as grandiose as oblivion and skyrim
But it is the most magical
@@guilhermehank4938 Literally. The spell customization in the game was amazing. I hated Skyrim's spell blast of color "X".
Jeremy Soule = Best Music Producer
Just so u guys know elderscrolls 4 and 5 used morrowinds theme bc it became the elder scrolls best theme oblivious introduction is just a fast version. Of the song and skyrim adds it during the middle
Skyrim. Follow the direction icon to your goal
Morrowind. Ok head down the road, take the east path and keep traveling until you see a big red stone. Turn there and over the hill until you find the ruins
~IMMERSION~
Also I am *lost*
When you get lost up the side of Red Mountain because you suck at directions and catch literally 5 diseases one after the other from scribs. I died so often on my own...and that was 10 years ago... 😂
@@allieyi that the difference between bad game design ( Skyrim ) and a good game design (morrowind)
A good game need to be hard but not too hard
*You're actually supposed to go West, not East
Daggerfall. here's the town on your map. get to walking. let me know when you get there. hopefully i'm not dead from old age slowpoke, go buy a horse and cart. lol
Damn... when you realize that 18 years have passed...
@Burak the lucky ones, they have the whole game ahead of them.
I have this game in my library for quite some time. Never played it. From the looks of it, it looks very hard. Love the scenery, i love watching gameplay videos just for that. I'm sure this game is nostolgic for both you right?
It's really been 18 years??
That hurt....
This game is older than me
This song makes me feel nostalgic and I haven't even played Morrowind.
Snowviraptor NeedsALastName 100% feel that
Same with me. Kind of weird.
Lol same here
Snowviraptor NeedsALastName same
Maybe becuase it kinda sounds like skyrims theme? Happens to me too, i really wanna play morrowing
14 years later and this game is still awesome
+Fluffy Greyfoot 13 actually
+Fluffy Greyfoot Kinda
+Fluffy Greyfoot allwys will be 14 years 14,000 years doesnt matter this game is ORC-asmic hehe
+Fluffy Greyfoot Try 'morrowind overhaul' mod if you haven't. Original Morrowind looked good on my old 17" monitor at 800x600 that I was barely able to run it at, but it does not scale well to 1080p (or higher) displays that well, textures look too blurred out, etc. This mod (collection) makes it look amazing.
yeah.
My teacher literally played this in class during story writing
Toriel Dreemurr did it help? It sure would help me write a story.
@@linsidious11 no everyone was too busy thinking of the past
Well I want this song to be played at my wedding when the bride walks to the altar. Now just to find the woman who would go with that. ;)
Lucky ass
@NumberJ42 it's actually pretty easy, the only thing is to make her interested in tes 3(which is actually isn't hard when we talking about tes 3). Later I will introduce morrowind to my gf. Sometimes you don't need to be so mean, just use ur head
quarantine just became a reason to return to this masterpiece again...
Finally... M’aiq has found you again
@@gravytrainn I missed you lad..
Also there is a pandemi in the game, a more brutal one
Quarantine is for sick people. Covid isn't real. You are part of the problem. Banthis.tv
@@cameronwoods9137 and they are forcing us young healthy people into another lockdown even after the sheep took the jab
"We make a special trip just for you, same low price."
Why walk when you can ride?
"Care to see the sights? Where would you like to go?"
"Make it quick outlander, I haven't much time"
This was the first rpg ive ever played, i remember when i was 6-7 playing this and i didnt really know how to do quest so i hunted crabs and rats and sold them at the shop in the first town you entered, i was stuck there for a while because the game was so deadly and leaving that town almost always got me lost or killed, i remember i wanted a place to sleep so i bought a sword with the crab money and snuck into someones house and killed them and lived there, after a couple weeks of playing i finally found out about the silt striders and i traveled to my first city, i remember being so overwhelmed , ahh how people can experience the game differently and still have an amazing time like no other, a true masterpiece
@M'aiq the Liar Are you not Lorkahn?
John Homes damn dude I pretty much have the same story 😂😂 dad bought it at a garage sale 6 year old me immediately became an elderscrolls fan 20 years old now still play this game finally finished it and it’s expansions I’ll forever be an elderscrolls fan even if ES 6 is gonna be as shitty as everyone says I’m still gonna love it because I love the damn elderscrolls
Now this is a great story! I love to hear storys how people experience games, especially older games, for the nostalgia
This makes me nostalgic for a game I've never played and barely seen. I cannot fathom the amount of nostalgia this must spark inside the people who grew up with the franchise.
What are the odds I saw your comment on another video
@@menthu-sama823 same here
I did grew up with this franchise. My father used to play Daggerfall with me sitting on his lap, and Morrowind was my first TES game, I was 8 years old. At first to be honest I didn't liked it, but my father eventually taught me how to play it properly and I felt in love with it. As I grew up, I played all the TES games, now I'm enjoying Elder Scrolls Online 😁
Sometimes I come back to this soundtrack and yes... I can't even describe the amount of nostalgia it sparkles. It's unbelievable.
I remember waking up on Christmas morning in my mom's house as a 13 year old and getting this for Christmas. Played it for hours and hours that year. I'm turning 30 now, and I still play morrowind, but only once a year on Christmas
I miss you mom
@@theaceofspades9666 man almost makes me wish i was born a while earlier. I grew up playing gta games. Never even heard about eldwr scrolls till i was 21. But believe me, playing this game at 21 was the best thing thats happened to me. This game, its music, it was like staring straight into the face of god
Me playing Morrowind peacefully, Goes to sleep to recover health *Rat Shrieks* *Cliffracer Shrieks* Dark Brotherhood assassin "YOU N'WAH!!!!!"
Me: Confused screaming
I started playing again after a few years and went to sleep in Caius's bed for the first time and was woken up by the dark brotherhood N'WAH! And I almost had a heart attack.
@Umos I actually farm them for mad cash
@Umos That guy tried to assasinate me while I was resting at the fighters guild......
bruh you killed me so underrated comment
@@BibtheChib Did Caius defend your life?
wake up, we're here, why are you shaking?
+Raptor Jesus shut up Juib and pass the moonsugar.
+chocoman45 Why moonsugar? I'm going for some full-on skooma!
We don't have skooma! The guards thew it overboard.
+chocoman45 Then let's make some! Skooma is made out of refined moonsugar, isn't it?
+Jonathan Ma yes but it is also distilled, we don't have distilling equipment.
It is imposible to listen to this song and not want to play morrowind
+Motta7000 or any tes games
Or be nostalgic.
+TheSuperScorpionKing I know what you mean, I've got the Morrowind jitters.
before you start saying "oh shut up that's just nostalgia" I played the TES games in opposite order from skyrim to oblivion and finally Morrowind.
Motta7000 you can not want to play morrowind if you never played it and now shit about it!
It is possible
This theme song gave me goosebumps. Easily one of the best theme songs for a game ever.
+CaptainCrape That sir i have to agree with you on.
I haven't even played it and I got goosebumps
+Daedric 36 STOP THERE CRIMINAL SVUM AND BUY THE DAMN GAME
I have a 360 so I cant.
Daedric 36 Its backwards compatible.
Here's the way I see it:
Morrowind's theme is the most majestic.
Oblivion's theme is the most energetic.
Skyrim's theme is the most epic.
I whole heartedly agree
And they're all written by the same person. Jeremy Soule is a goddamn legend.
Morrowind makes me want to go on a journey to see what the world has to offer
Oblivion makes me want to go on a journey to help the people there
Skyrim makes me want to go on a journey to defeat evil
@@SerathDarklands too bad he’s a freak, why do the talented people always have to have the worst drawbacks, it sucks
@@ND_Dova Why do you say he's a freak?
Hello childhood my old friend...
...We finally get to play ES again...
Ive come to play with you again
because your music softly creeping
left its seed while i was youtubing
and the vision that was planted in my brain
still remains within the sound of nerevar
MultiGuitar31 YES.
Come. Lay down your weapons. It's not to late for my mercy.
The elder scrolls series, thank you for everything.
Skyrim: Go right here.
Morrowind: Go to the north part of the island on the west side and follow along the river until you reach the bridge, then go directly south and... wait that's not south. This way? But that doesn't look right...
How did I end up in the Imperial City?
Nono you were supposed to ignore to the Telvanni mages and go along the other bridge.
I ended up back in the province of the nords
another dragon needs slain! I'll mark it on your map and compass
I landed out of balmora 😂
Imperial Watch is at your disposal citizen
Skyrim is about the destination, Morrowind was about the journey.
@J J why?
@J J ok after your words I'll delete morrowind
@J J just kidding I'm give a shit on you
Oblivion is obout both.
Oblivion was the start for me
If I had a country, this would be it's anthem.
+CaptainDarren82 Try Gustav Holst's Jupiter from about 02:58 onwards. You'll notice some similarities between these two songs.
Gustav Holsts Jupiter is used in a Patriotic anthem of Britain called, 'I vow to thee my country'
if I ever own a country I would make a law if you harm someone elses chickens you will get a 5,000 dollar fine
Lios Stainer Fuck that. Harming someone elses chicken is a death sentence.
+Nathan Evans (RoyalAviator) well lets add a torture in that sentence as well torture to death sounds like fun
I still love this music because it never succumbed to the need to be "epic". It has a slow buildup that gives it a feeling of mystery and a climax that promises something great to come instead of simply blaring something loud and heavy at you. And hell even the heartbeat like drums play into the plot in the end.
yeah like skyrim is OK oblivions pretty good but this trumps all
+Daniel Kay it's the elven drama working its way through you, man
+Daniel Kay k furfag
Not defending furfags but youre a weeaboo
+Daniel Kay I'm hoping for a few different things for the next game, Blackmarshes, Elsweyr, or the Akavari.
My eyes have started to leak a strange, clear liquid. WTF is going on?
That is DLC for men. :P
WHEN DID I PAY FOR THIS?! ;-;
+Mirek Staněk for men*
Already corrected. Thank you :).Enes Batuhan
+Enes Batuhan Çıkrıkçı Oha morrowindde bi türk ! Bizimkiler lore`ı takmayip anca skyrim oynuyor diye biliyodum ya la.
I feel sorry for the generations to come who will never hear this
Exploring with Kay I second this
We grew up in the best era of gaming!
That moment when your 13 and just bought an old xbox and morrowind
Same
Combat was crap though
Why walk when you can ride?
Gabriel Beausoleil-Labranche Why ride when you can fast-travel?
Erick Rodriguez ES6 Why fast travel when you can insta teleport at any specific point/quest marker?
I prefer to use potions to aid jumping... extreme heights!
Why jump when you can fly ?
>Go to Vivec
>Pray to the Shrine to Stop the Moon
>Quaff a bunch of Speed Super Potions/ Use Spells to gain speed
>???????
>Profit
Am I the only one who loves Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim? The Elder Scrolls' Fan base seems to be very divided with these three games.
Daggerfall, tbh
Doctor Minjinx skyrim was down hill but kept the feel, oblivion was an amazing game but with flaws, morrowind was one great game and the story stuck well
Rule of thumb is your first Elder Scrolls is always your favourite.
Quantum Shock I like the story and I played arena first and played the rest in order
Quantum Shock I played morrowind first and thought it was really dull and boring. Then I played Oblivion and loved it to pieces. Oblivion is my fav 😆
Ubisoft logo in bottom right corner is rather disturbing
Tomáš Adamove i know
Why is that there?
Me to my pp when I'm presenting
DPHGSSBWXYORAS 1911 Back then Bethesda wasn’t this well known Game developer like today. Because of that the game was published by Ubisoft.
It was a huge success, and Bethesda published their games on their own later on.
@@dakorius back before they were owned by ZeniMax
just listened to the first 5 seconds and i started crying like wtf. too much memories. this game is part of my childhood.
When they made skyrim they were like "well the morrowind theme was good so fuck it lets just remake that"
They made the right choice
After listening to both I have to agree but will still admit Morrowinds theme is brilliant
+heavymetal1ization true
+heavymetal1ization same with oblivion
+heavymetal1ization It's called a motif.
+Elijah Snoddy Well, not all. Arena and Daggerfall sounded nothing like this. Jeremy Soule took over writing for TES with Morrowind.
"speak quickly outlander or go away..."
nvah
Ah this theme makes me feel so powerful except when I see a cliff racer
airrocker001 just let it glitch into a tree you'll be okay
Ahhhhh! Dont remind me of those :)
airrocker001 the most annoying enemy, luckily my dwemer war axe was killing them easily :) 10 gold each ear :)
But it was worth 20!
fuck those guys!
i still remember picking this up from eb games back in like 2003 for the original xbox
Same, still got my receipt
It sounds so magical...
the name of the song is call to magic
Didn't know Ubi distributed this game. They could learn a thing or two about making open worlds from it
Morrowind was such a success that Bethesda become a giant game developer. Morrowind becoming arguably the greatest RPG of all time put Bethesda into legendary status and made them the sole ones in charge. No need for Ubisoft anymore.
Tony Martin No, I already knew that. Just thought it was kinda ironic, considering the shitty open world games they develop nowadays.
+Tony Martin I'm not dropping ANY hate - Morrowind was a great game, but... there IS one, in my opinion, that is better.
o0 Aero 0o Which one?
jmiquelmb guess
"Stand up... there you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?"
Never played Morrowind but this still gives me chills.
Play it! Play it now, you crazy fool!
"Stop! You violated the law, pay the court a fine or serve your sentence. Your stolen goods are now forfeit."
You should listen to " Peaceful Waters", it's also from Morrowind and it's my favorite song besides the main theme from the game.
The Wrath of Sithis will come, sooner or later.
Ah the memories
*tear drop
Stepping out of Seyda Neen, a whole world out there for you to explore, this theme swelling for you to set out on your quest... and then the mood is broken when you hear a scream and an expensively dressed Bosmer plumets out of the sky and pancakes into the swamp.
+weldonwin lmfao
+weldonwin when I saw that incident, I knew "This is going to get ridiculous." Suddenly, two Elder Scrolls later, CHEESE!! XD
CHEESE, FOR EVERYONE
Lionel LeBlanc
Actually, CHEESE CANCELED!!!
I listen to this song, and I start Morrowind, ready to jump into my past adventure.
I play it, and then I think back on how it used to be, and I realize it can never be the same again.
Nothing has ever given me this amount of nostalgia before, and I know it will only stay in my memories.
+Top Kek Same for me... I know that if i play it again, it won't be the same. I rather like to keep my child memories of this game, because they are so beautiful.
+Fries Fish His profile pic ruined it a bit
+sizzzta damn
+Top Kek Only three games give me this level of nostalgia. Morrowind, Mass Effect 1, and RunScape ala 2006-2009. Thinking about any of these gets me far more emotional than any other game can.
right into the feels :(
this song is more emotional than watching my first child being born
+skywrecker it must of been retarded
+adamsgaming DIVISION must of been. how does "must of been" make sense... wtf
***** Haha i bet you're one of these "i'm not a racist, but..." people. :D
***** That's a absolutely valid statement, and it sounds very legit too, but that would have to apply to every language... i'm german and yes, i care about how i write, but i do the same for my languae aswell... it can't be that just because they're born in america they treat their language different. But the majority of them voted for bush so i guess everything is possible :D
***** Yeah, made-up borders that were needed back in the days of actual conquering and that aren't needed anymore because of world-wide communication fuck alot of stuff up.
This reminds me of playing Morrowind as a 10y/o with my grandad! Time has soon flown by.
Now I play Fallout 4 and my grandad plays Morrowind Online... some things never change :))
We have a Skyrim Grandma, and a Morrowind Grandpa, poetic.
your grandpa is badass
1:05
You're not crying, Your eyes are just sweating.
Morrowind was a game so influential to the series that it shot the series into mainstream popularity and it’s theme basically became the theme of the entire series
Wake up...
Cyrsztof "Wake up, we're here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up." "Stand up... there you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?" "Well, not even last night's storm could wake you. I heard them say we've reached Morrowind, I'm sure they'll let us go."
Colly Rodrez
Cyrsztof Grab a brush and put a little make-up...
+Cyrsztof Ahhh Yes. We've been expecting you.
I will always remember that line. Childhood nostalgia.
Still holds up after all this time. One of the best games of my younger years
One of the greatest game soundtracks of all time
Who left this bowl of onions here?
Todd is sometimes too good at cutting onions outside our homes.
who started playing the world's smallest violin
1:27 has been giving me 14 years of chills. This is of my top 10 video game themes.
Where it all began musically speaking. This is undoubtedly the anthem of TES. I wouldn't be surprised if TES6 has another incarnation of Morrowind's theme song.
Morrorwind is part of my soul...
+mislx Morrowind IS my Soul
+mislx more like part of your JEREMY SOULE! Get it? cuz thats thename of the dude that makes the music! Whats that? It's notfunny? well fuck you!
+Brandon Moore Morrowind is the gameplay. is an unforgettable beautiful world. is a fascinating story. it is certainly music JEREMY SOULE...
+mislx did it.... soul trap you....
I WILL FEAST ON YOUR SOUL!!!
I do love how each version of this song perfectly conveys the spirit of the game its with. Morrowind is embodying exploration and discovery of things ancient. Oblivion is like an imperial march or parade, full of boastful power and glory. FInally we have Skyrim which is telling of the coming of a warrior of lore who will face epic threats.
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c:/program files (x86)/morrowind/music/theme.mp3 copied to c:/program files (x86)/knight squad/music. (I found this music while browsing yt and just noticed that a game called knight squad made a cover of this music for their game)
@@shadysam7161 Oh no, how dare anyone be allowed to enjoy themselves.
"Are you still playing that game? It's been 20 years, it's time to grow up!"
It has been 20 years.
I am grown up.
And I am still enchanted.
When I was a kid I played Morrowind...
When I was a teen I played Oblivion...
4 years ago I played Skyrim...
Now on these days Morrowind will be the best RPG game EVER!!!! For it's time... And for all time.
The Elder Scrolls is the best of all the franchise of RPG games!!!!
***** WHAT???... I also like the Fallout franchise
The witcher 3??
- Skuldafn - Yeah... that too.
Hamim The Zelda Geek Well... The final Fantasy franchise is awesome too
+Radionatix fuck this shit! I'm going in!
The Elder Scrolls serie is not the best one, there are plenty of RPGs better than any of the TES.
Sure, they are good, but here are exemples of better games:
Baldur's Gate
Vampire the Mascarade Bloodlines.
Mount&Blade Warband
Arcanum of Steamworks and magick Obscura
Planescape Torment
The Witcher 3
Fallout
this is the best elder scrolls game and theme, it’s not even close in my opinion, the music, world, lore was all so brilliant
*"Go back to the chess club, you dork!"*
"Who's laughing now?"
“Yes, I was in the chess club.”
Go back to the chess club you N'wah
Now he sold the chess club
Probably the first RPG that i ever played and the music stuck with me for all these years. A true masterpiece that will now be played at my wedding. Thanks so much.
You finally did it, you completed your quest and killed every evil that dungeon has, now you looking at your reward recourses, thinking about your next move, opening your journal to see what else is interesting to go to, getting out of that dungeon and man it's like you have been forever since you last saw the sun, walking to the path of an old joy village to set up your things, you know that this is only a warrior break before another big adventure that you cannot wait to begin again
Fast traveling is for the weak am I right guys?
Naw, sleep is for the weak! Fast travel is just for the lazy.
Fast traveling breaks the immersion and enjoyment of the game!
You're right. Once your Athletics is at 100 you can cross the whole map in a matter of minutes!
the problem i have with morrowind is not the fast travel, thats fine. It's that there is no quest log and markers. Markers aren't even a big deal i wish i just had something telling me what to do
R.I.P Harambe You had a very detailed journal that you could use to put the pieces together.
The Witcher 3: What are you?!
Morrowind: Death
Exactly
Tbh, the Witcher 3 and Morrowind are my two favorite games ever
Lol.
@@moelester8656 a modern upscaled remake of morrowind with bigger towns and cities would destroy probably any fantasy RPG because morrowind did one thing best that other elder scrolls failed to do that is Role playing and importance of player's decision...
@@COHOFSohamSengupta ever heard of daggerfall, arena, oblivion (to some extent)
This song brings me so much peace , a cool summer evening in the living room watching my older brother play this game when it was all we had at the time ,
It was 15 years ago. I was looking to buy some RTS games when the game shop's attendance recommend this game to me. I was skeptical at first. But I was hooked almost immediately after I started playing. I barely eat, I barely sleep, I even barely relieve myself.
Happy birthday to the greatest game ever made.
Best occidental rpg imo.
You can play it during more than 300 h.
Bad graphics, deep gameplay
Guard sees you running around naked. Guard: "Oh, you're naked, spare me" " Oh, I haven't seen one of those in a while" " Someone with your good looks needs more clothing". To this day, those kind of reactions are why I love Morrowind so much.
I'm 37 and it still brings me to tears...
I've played The Elder Scroll games since Daggerfall and this is still my favourite. Would love to start a new file again but these days I just don't have as much free time as I use to :(
I have 2 copies of the old folio big box Daggerfall. Also have Redguard and Battlespire but they really aren't very good. Neither is Daggerfall, honestly, it gets a lot of people that haven't actually played it talking about it because it's so big, but it's really not that good as a game. It's buggy, even as Bethesda games go (think about that for a moment), the UI is terrible, and its massive world is flat, empty and 99% uninteresting. Thousands of NPC villagers walking around that don't actually have anything important or meaningful to say. There's very little of important choices to make throughout the game.
But Morrowind is something special. It was the last game Bethesda made before they started dumbing down and "streamlining" for a wider audience - in other words, selling out.
Takes me way back... Way back, my friends. It's like an epic journey to the very core of the epicness itself. Makes the skin crawl and the cheeks blush... Makes a man wanting not just to play the game, but to LIVE it... Ahh...
That was the most beautiful theme song :') *cries*
It really saddens me to see having lost that time....every second of this theme is just pure nostalgia....playing it at my parent's house....this game...ohh god!
Now don't get me wrong. I like the later Elder Scrolls versions of the theme and over all the music of the series got better all around over time. But... Morrowind's version of the theme is just better.
It also tells of all the universe
Explained: 1d4chan.org/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls#Creation_of_the_world
*wipes happy tear*
This theme always captured the grandness and wonder that The Elder Scrolls series is really about. The Skyrim and Oblivion themes sound too militant. This one captures the feeling that you've just walked out into the sun and seen the world for the first time.
I agree. It also has the touch of sadness that I find underlies the whole Elder Scrolls storyline: living in a silver age, a diminished and diminishing world.
I think each theme shows its own cultural. Oblivion's theme shows the strength and glory of the empire. Skyrim's theme shows the Nordic's cultural theme. While Morrowind takes place in an island, and the home of the Dummer/Dark Elves/Less violent than Men. Morrowind's theme is peaceful because of the story line: reunite the Dummer. Oblivion takes place in the heart of the empire. which is why it sounds militant. And Skyrim, a dark place with its own dark event: Civil War and The Return of the Dragons.
Parthurnaax Alduin
Less violent than men ? The storyline is a bit less violent, and much more based on adventuring, as you are not set on some epic quest right on. But hell, Dumner are sicko. You don't remember that bar in Balmora, do you ?
Parthurnaax Alduin "Morrowind's theme is peaceful because of the story line: reunite the Dummer."
It's part of what I miss in the later games and main themes, along with its mystery, beauty and sheer emotion. It's not fast or bold but it retains epic without having to shout in draconic or break out the brass section.
Oblivion's theme is bold and grand at the start before it starts repeating the same refrain up and down several times (grand old quest to "relight the dragon fires" by going into the plane of Oblivion more times than necessary).
Skyrim's is strong and very Wagnerian but bogs itself down in its own importance (the "civil war" is polarising but trapped in generics; Alduin's return is dire but also a bluntly Whovian - he was merely "put off" for a thousand years).
Wow... TL;DR not good enough for you? Go back to Atmora you s'wit
Who wouldn't have a fantasy movie about Elder scroll world with this epic music and scenography like lord of the ring?
2024ый год, а эта музыка всё ещё до сих пор пронизывает до мурашек!...
Morrowind, the start of the golden age of gaming.
Skyrim the end of golden age gaming
@@a.mtheboss9352 i was going to say
Born too late to explore earth, born too early to explore the galaxy, but born right on time to explore Vvardenfell
When I have kids im going to make it a tradition to play this series. They will be played by generations to come.
I personally think that the The Elder Scrolls' games have fantastic themes.
Oh,the memories i have with Morrowind......This was truly the best Elder Scrolls to date.I really enjoyed everything about it.Especially experimenting with potions.I remember once i made a potion and it made me blind.I was walking around crashing into walls like a fool and then i died like an idiot.:))))You could have any kind of crazy experience with this game.This is the open world experience i sought for a long time.....
You really sure about that? I was told that it's crap compared to Skyrim And Oblivion, but I doubt that.First of all it's a TES game.If it sucks then tell Bethesda to take over ESO because I'm still in the youth of my Elder Scrolls gaming history, and I want to play Morrowind. Also I'm going to take down a Skyrim Roblox video I just finished making 2 days ago for those of you that are still uncertain about if you should buy Skyrim. Yes, I'll forget about posting a 3 part review just because Morrowind was a fail in my eyes. I admit Skyrim's theme isn't as relaxing as Morrowind's because of it being the same thing except with deeper instrumentals and a Viking Chorus. Skyrim's theme is oh god, I can't think of the exact words, uhhh darn it it's there somewhere, oh yeah pathetic compared to Morrowind's layed back sound. I have high expectations for all TES games I have yet to play [Except the spin-offs because they don't have as much of a intresting sounding story as the main series and ESO does]
Ben Wiseman
i have no idea what you just said there......
Ben Wiseman Morrowind has aged for sure, but it was the superior product for its time. Even mods don't make it justice if you place it side by side with Skyrim. Morrowind's lore was more complex, more interesting, more nuanced, deeper and at the same time actually managed to be more epic than dragons (believe it or not). Not from the start of course, but as you progressed towards the end of the game, you uncovered a tale of truly epic proportion that has yet to be rivaled by most games. Who you are as a character in Morrowind is more interesting than being a Dragonborn (although being a Dragonborn is quite interesting and epic to begin with).
Oblivion and Skyrim did not come close to the cultural uniqueness and variety Morrowind had. From North to South to East to West, every geographical region was astonishingly different and had pure originality. Skyrim was still better than Oblivion on that front, which pretty much felt homogeneous from North to South with very few personality and culture imprint to cities.
The political strives were far more complex, detailed and rich in Morrowind than in Skyrim. In Skyrim you pretty much have the Imperial vs the rebels vs the Thalmor vs the Dragon apocalypse. In Morrowind you had the Dunmer great houses Hllaalu, Redoran, Telvanni (3 major ones all battling each others with VERY distinctive culture), you had the Imperial Cult conflicting against the Tribunal who were also both fighting against Daedra cults and the 6th Great House of Dagoth Ur and also the outgoing hunt against Necromancers. I'm talking about actual gameplay-involved conflicts, with dozens of quests for each conflicts, not just book and 1-2 quest talking about it. Also the lost civilization of the Dwemer was more fleshed out than any lost civilization were in Oblivion (Ayleids) or Skyrim (Falmer) (although Dawnguard fleshed it out a bit more in very interesting ways). There also was a lot of questing involved with the slavery of Khajiit and Argonians which were outstanding, on top of the frequent encounters with slave in random mines and dungeons.
The expansions were stellar as well, especially if you consider that the Skyrim expansion brings you to the exact same Island as the Bloodmoon Morrowind expansion, since it was so beloved by fans.
The only sad thing about Morrowind, is that Skyrim/Oblivion made some convenience improvements in gameplay that makes it hard to go back to Morrowind, especially with the very aged graphics. Other than that, time for time, Morrowind was a stellar innovation and an unparalleled discovery adventure of totally foreign, complex and unique cultures, while Skyrim was merely a great game.
As far as music goes, I can't argue with that. Music is as beautiful as the experience you live hearing it. Since for me Morrowind was and will remain the greatest experience, its music will always be the most beautiful to me. But I can't deny that someone who hasn't played Morrowind will prefer music from a game he actually thoroughly loved.
This music was really hooked on me but since TES 3 was my first TES game I got full potential much later when I absorbed the game in more detail. It still amazes me how they created such detailed culture, a complete new culture of never existing people (in real life that is) that brought so much to the immersion. Then when I listen to this music again, it really has this feel as if music says "Come to this magical place and (at 1:08) absorb the full magic of this imaginary detailed world".
TES 4 and 5 were good games but as if the magic is going away with each sequel made. It makes me sad... Let me listen to this music once again.
Jk Shadow it still works with xbox 360
Luhn-silvar, hortator,
Azura'm gah'amer,
Panthi-seht, sharmat-dra,
Gahjuli Nerevar
Osuhn almese sut ohm yalif sul devahr, Nerevar.
Can ypu translate what you're saying?
I just realised, after years of listening to this theme almost obsessively that the really heavy drum you especially hear during the start and end as well as throughout represents the beating of the Heart of Lorkhan, also often refered to as "the doom-drum" probably just me being a dumbass to not realise it sooner but it's amazing that there are still secrets hidden in plain sight.
*listens to Skyrim theme song*
"this is pretty epic!"
*listens to this*
"...ES3 players, forgive me, for I have been introduced to gaming too late and am now not in possession of this legendary game..."
Skyrim's theme is more epic than Morrowind's to be honest, but then Skyrim theme wouldn't be a thing without this one, since it is based off this.
@@dornek01 Morrowind, oblivion and skyrim all have very similar if not the same melodies. Performance is simply different. But yeah. Only this theme gives me the adventurers call to the road . . . Others dont.
@@mordredvonumbra154 they do have the same melody, i think
It was literally free to get last year...
@@lordjzargo7940 I must've lived under my trusty rock during that time. Whoops.
Also, this comment is like 3 years old and I'm already cringing at it XD
Every time this song comes on I shed a tear
Little did we know that this song was the Recall spell and would take us back to a place that was, at times, more home than home... a place that had encumbrance but no burdens; a place that set us into the winds of tomorrow.
I didn’t grow up with this game, I grew up with oblivion, but when I didn’t own a computer, this game is what encouraged me to save up, and I would listen to this song as a reminder of why I needed to be patient. This song is an instant dopamine hit, but not as big as when I first heard those words…
“Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What’s your name?”
@@fudgepacker2858 lol I knew, I wanted a computer, this game stood as proper motivation. Also I hear it’s a little watered down on console
This theme fits for a peaceful adventure. Oblivion's theme fits for the beginning of a fantasy-adventure story. Skyrim - Song of the Dragonborn fits for an epic battle.
The changes they make to the theme also reflect the cultural differences between the provinces the theme is made for. Morrowind is more whimsical and mysterious compared to Oblivion’s and Skyrim’s; the Dunmer are more reclusive and foreign compared to the Imperials (Roman) and the Nords (Scandinavian).
I am Nerevarine Moon-And-Star, on my peaceful quest to slaughter all wildlife on Vvardenfell.
Brings back so many memories of dungeon plundering it's ridiculous, still my favourite elder scrolls by far.
True Elder Scrolls Chads knew immediately that Skyrim's main theme sounded strangely familiar from playing this game.
One of the most iconic game theme songs ever created.
A theme song so iconic and influential to the series it’s a part of that it would be remixed for future entries to come
I'll miss you Jeremy soule you absolute legend.
Just googled the name, this guy was involved in the music to basically all my favourite games...
He’s not dead
@Abby Childers *w h a t*
@Abby Childers what?why?
@@DreamofAnything most likely false accusations, a friend of mine dealt with one of those before...
The best above all The Elder Scrolls games.
happy 20 years, can't believe you've got so old on us :')
My father showed me this game, ive never been able to apprecaite morrowind. Rest in peace Scott 🖤💙