farm tools need to be kept in the shed, not bed.
spiffingbrit? never saw his videos outside the very beginning because youtube autoplay being a bitch and daring me to recommend that faggot, i prefer let's game it out to be honest where josh just does whatever instead of reading a plebbit thread, also abusing his computer to the max.
Yes, the problem is that the mechanics you engage with are bad and what you use to overcome harder challenges (like a bandit that doesn't die in one hit) aren't very interesting.
The problem with these RPGs is that you become god without any effort, just play the game long enough and you'll figure out that you can use X and/or Y to become invincible or just chug one of the 1000 potions you collected in the copypaste dungeons to never die.
Well I would always recommend OpenMW (same game, new engine. adds some optional QoL and graphics features and makes modding easier)
Idk. I always abuse the guaranted item locations and spend all that money in training.
I use one that allows your magicka to gradually regen based on your stats as opposed to only refilling when you rest, if that’s the kind of thing you had in mind. Also in Morrowind “perfect leveling” doesn’t matter as much as in the original Oblivion for instance because at some point you reach an inevitable power threshold where you become OP regardless of how many “dirty levels” (or whatever) you had.
There is some in the game but it’s so minor that most people don’t even notice it. It’s nothing like Oblivion’s or even Skyrim’s.
i can respect your opinion but you had a very shit take, the scenario you meant was a issue with oblivion because it was the one where they tried level scaling with zero understanding of it and they refined that in skyrim by simply adding level ranges per area after they got shidded on after oblivion, sure you can say skyrim is console focused trash game but you cannot deny adding level brackets per zone being a good idea and them letting modders touch that part is good as well, i know of the mod that makes the ebony warrior scale with you instead of being a level 80 enemy.
that wouldn't fix the problem with players dropping the game, it might help some get a idea they should respec but most people would simply uninstall since it's a "shit game with shit combat where everyone dodges your attacks and you rarely hit", one thing that helps is the glancing blow mod since it fixes so much of the retarded dice roll system if the person doesn't pick the mod that makes attacks never miss.
I have no doubt that Arthmoor is the reason this feature exists. The Nexus staff probably call it "The Arthmoor Rule" internally.
And that fucker was one of the first in leaving Nexus 3 years ago when the admin went nuts with some download specifications.
What do you wanna bet he came back because of that feature exclusively?
