CasperTheLich Posted October 27, 2012 Share Posted October 27, 2012 Another thing that is stupid is with Heartfire.on one character I got the house in the middle of nowhere, all my other characters I get a letter from falcreath (sp).I made a new character last night for the new companion mod (the link I posted above).I exited Helgan, talked to Alvor, went to Bleakfalls(sp), went back to riverwood to give the golden claw. When I exited there was the courier with a letter from the Jarl of Falcreath about buying land for the house(I hadn't even been to whiterun yet). At first I thought it was determined by what town you were in the most, but now not sure as i had only been to 1 town. I wish it was made so you could pick where you wanted the home, not where they choose for you. I am considering removing the mod for these reasons. you get the land for a house as a reward from a jarl. sort of like the thane quests. you shouldn't have gotten a letter from falkreath yet though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fortie Posted October 27, 2012 Share Posted October 27, 2012 I miss like in oblivion how it showed you what guilds you joined and your ranking in them.Now obviously skyrim doesn't have as many factions or guilds but would still be nice. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slainia Posted October 28, 2012 Share Posted October 28, 2012 Np. You can tell the games definitely dated, but for that it looks pretty good. Haven't got it installed atm, but. As for the diceroll, l never really noticed it. Lol. Honestly it's a lot harder from what l remember than skyrim. I used to try playing on the higher difficulties all the time, but if i started with an early character the db assassin would kick my ass into oblivion fairly easily. (Mind, I usually go for a mage type character.) Now I play on nothing but master difficulty. Maybe Im just more aware though, morrowind was my first real in depth game. haha... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
modder3434 Posted October 31, 2012 Share Posted October 31, 2012 I miss the;- age slider- Guild Quests- a large city ( Solitude is a nice size, but i mean imperial city big)- the begger's voice changing between lines ( not really but still it made you wonder if they where really beggers or pretenders)- spears- mix and match armor-dressing my character in the menu and being able to see it all equipped before exiting the menu Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luzburg Posted October 31, 2012 Share Posted October 31, 2012 Np. You can tell the games definitely dated, but for that it looks pretty good. Haven't got it installed atm, but. As for the diceroll, l never really noticed it. Lol. Honestly it's a lot harder from what l remember than skyrim. I used to try playing on the higher difficulties all the time, but if i started with an early character the db assassin would kick my ass into oblivion fairly easily. (Mind, I usually go for a mage type character.) Now I play on nothing but master difficulty. Maybe Im just more aware though, morrowind was my first real in depth game. haha... Yea, a lot of that is the godawful dice roll system. If I get destroyed in Skyrim I know its because I made a dumb move personally and got myself killed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiloHunts Posted October 31, 2012 Author Share Posted October 31, 2012 Another thing that is stupid is with Heartfire.on one character I got the house in the middle of nowhere, all my other characters I get a letter from falcreath (sp).I made a new character last night for the new companion mod (the link I posted above).I exited Helgan, talked to Alvor, went to Bleakfalls(sp), went back to riverwood to give the golden claw. When I exited there was the courier with a letter from the Jarl of Falcreath about buying land for the house(I hadn't even been to whiterun yet). At first I thought it was determined by what town you were in the most, but now not sure as i had only been to 1 town. I wish it was made so you could pick where you wanted the home, not where they choose for you. I am considering removing the mod for these reasons. you get the land for a house as a reward from a jarl. sort of like the thane quests. you shouldn't have gotten a letter from falkreath yet though. I agree, but what I should have gotten and what I did get are totally different.I removed Heartfire, because I was tired of getting letters from nowhere other than Falcreath (even though I had never been there with 99% of my characters), and I spread my characters out in different cities/towns as their base. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CasperTheLich Posted October 31, 2012 Share Posted October 31, 2012 Another thing that is stupid is with Heartfire.on one character I got the house in the middle of nowhere, all my other characters I get a letter from falcreath (sp).I made a new character last night for the new companion mod (the link I posted above).I exited Helgan, talked to Alvor, went to Bleakfalls(sp), went back to riverwood to give the golden claw. When I exited there was the courier with a letter from the Jarl of Falcreath about buying land for the house(I hadn't even been to whiterun yet). At first I thought it was determined by what town you were in the most, but now not sure as i had only been to 1 town. I wish it was made so you could pick where you wanted the home, not where they choose for you. I am considering removing the mod for these reasons. you get the land for a house as a reward from a jarl. sort of like the thane quests. you shouldn't have gotten a letter from falkreath yet though. I agree, but what I should have gotten and what I did get are totally different.I removed Heartfire, because I was tired of getting letters from nowhere other than Falcreath (even though I had never been there with 99% of my characters), and I spread my characters out in different cities/towns as their base. i haven't had these issues, could it be a mod conflict or are you not using the unofficial hearthfire patch? i've built houses in all 3 holds. not all on the same character. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiloHunts Posted October 31, 2012 Author Share Posted October 31, 2012 Well I don't have any town mods at all, I don't use "unofficial patches" as a rule. Mianly because Bethesda fixes most of the glitches eventually, like the 1.8 beta patch fixes the companion glitch.In previous Elderscroll games, I have found that unofficial patches introduce more problems than they fix, so i stay away from them The mods I have are companion mods, character mods, armor and weapon mods, Deadly Dragons and War Zones thats about all Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CasperTheLich Posted October 31, 2012 Share Posted October 31, 2012 that's about what i have, well except the unofficial patches. lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MiloHunts Posted October 31, 2012 Author Share Posted October 31, 2012 haha, I just realized what I miss a whole lot at lower levels.Devine intervention, it could have saved my behind several times. On the plus side I recently downloaded the Luxury Suit, (before any comments, i use CBBE clothed), and at lower levels I make good use of the portal spell, especially when in a dungeon, saved my bacon a few times already. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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