The way you "solved" Orvas Dren's approval was completely idiotic. Though arguably a criminal linchpin, he is a cool guy and there's no reason he deserves to die. We know that he hates the empire and has made some deal with the sixth house to that end. If you just bribe him to raise (or have already by some unlikely coincidence) his trust and disposition high enough a fourth dialog option appears, "to drive the empire out of morrowind and defeat dagoth ur", on choosing which he does a short introspective talk and agrees to support you (the other two ladies under his umbrella in that case as well). Also no idea why every other idiot player keep killing all scribs, the poor creatures are completely harmless and unaggressive unless you hit them first. Save the scribs, save nirn!
It's not very correct to treat the players as idiots for having chosen this way of solving this quest, he chose his side and I don't find it very RP that my character gives him money to lie to him by saying "to drive the out of Morrowind", I'm new to the game so I don't risk making the best choices every time, that's the whole point of the game for everyone to live their own adventure
@@CarpastekTV Just always try to raise the disposition of npcs that have an important dialogue (bribery works best), it often makes life easier or brings interesting outcomes. Always save first to see if it pays. Also if merchants and trainers like you, you get better prices and are easier to haggle.
The way you "solved" Orvas Dren's approval was completely idiotic. Though arguably a criminal linchpin, he is a cool guy and there's no reason he deserves to die. We know that he hates the empire and has made some deal with the sixth house to that end. If you just bribe him to raise (or have already by some unlikely coincidence) his trust and disposition high enough a fourth dialog option appears, "to drive the empire out of morrowind and defeat dagoth ur", on choosing which he does a short introspective talk and agrees to support you (the other two ladies under his umbrella in that case as well). Also no idea why every other idiot player keep killing all scribs, the poor creatures are completely harmless and unaggressive unless you hit them first. Save the scribs, save nirn!
It's not very correct to treat the players as idiots for having chosen this way of solving this quest, he chose his side and I don't find it very RP that my character gives him money to lie to him by saying "to drive the out of Morrowind", I'm new to the game so I don't risk making the best choices every time, that's the whole point of the game for everyone to live their own adventure
@@CarpastekTV Just always try to raise the disposition of npcs that have an important dialogue (bribery works best), it often makes life easier or brings interesting outcomes. Always save first to see if it pays. Also if merchants and trainers like you, you get better prices and are easier to haggle.