I'd like to play Morrowind, but modded or put into a newer engine to fix
bugs & UI issues, and look better. Has that been done?

rms

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"rms" <[email protected]> looked up from reading the entrails
of the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the signs say:

I'd like to play Morrowind, but modded or put into a newer engine to fix
bugs & UI issues, and look better. Has that been done?

https://www.pcgamer.com/2023-gets-even-better-for-morrowind-fans-as-skyrim-port-project-gives-a-spooktacular-look-at-its-magical-leprosy-village/

You could have just googled, that's what I did.

Xocyll

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On 03/01/2025 16:14, Spalls Hurgenson wrote:

I remember having a lot of fun with "Oblivion". Sure, it suffered from
all the usual Bethesda open-world RPG pitfalls, but its map was just
gorgeous to roam across, and there was so much to do. I played the
shit outta that game back in the day, but eventually I tired of the experience and I haven't had much inclination to return, especially
given how increasingly dated the visuals have become

The two big problems I had with Oblivion were how much of the content
seemed procedurally generated (oh look another dungeon to clear out and
grab some loot) instead of hand written and the main quest was just
repetitive in the extreme. If I compare that to Skyrim, it's quite
different as I felt that like FO:3/NV there were lots of interesting
locations to find and explore.

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