So ive been playing this game for a wee bit now, and I was wondering; Is there a storyline later on or do whatever the hell I want. So far I took a package to this Cacius guy and I went hunting and leveled up to level 4. Killing innocent people is fun. o.o. Never got caught though =D. Kill the shopkeeper, pay the 37 gold fine, and get hundreds back when you loot the store with no owner. lol =P. Oh yea got sidetracked, so, is there a storyline at all?
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The main Storyline is amazing in ESIII:M. There is just alot of reading you have to do to understand it. The storyline can get boring at times but it is fun for the most part. IT's well worth it you should try it.
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Either no one played this game or no one cares about my post. Probably both. o.o
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You have to go back to the main old guy that you meet at the start, I forget his name now. And then it goes from there.
There's also a million side quests which are great too, but some of them annoy me like escorting people.
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When you're ready, go talk to that Caius dude again and do as he tells you.
And try not to kill the civilians. They tend to be useful later on.
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Oh, do you mean all those little options when you talk to someone? I dont mean reading, I mean do I get to be part of the storyline. Not read about it =P
And for the 2nd guy who posted, are you talking about the guy who gave me my class/sign?
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I played the absolute hell out of Oblivion, then tried to play morrowind.
I can't get into it, its fighting system is so broken.
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At 2/3/08 08:06 PM, BIeed wrote: Oh, do you mean all those little options when you talk to someone? I dont mean reading, I mean do I get to be part of the storyline. Not read about it =P
And for the 2nd guy who posted, are you talking about the guy who gave me my class/sign?
No, the guy who lives in Balmora, and at the very start of the game you get a note to go and see him.
Also, if you're stuck go to this wiki.
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Thanks guys but erm, it's a bad thing if I killed every innocent civilian in their houses except for my Blades Trainers? =o , They give good long blade experience =[
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Morrowind actually has a very good storyline for the main quest, and some good storylines for side quests as well.
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Ugh.
I remember having that game. It's so god damned annoying having to travel without fast-travel. I swear to god they make you take 30 minute walks between destinations.
Get Oblivion. I'm serious.
It is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
At 2/3/08 08:06 PM, BIeed wrote: Oh, do you mean all those little options when you talk to someone? I dont mean reading, I mean do I get to be part of the storyline. Not read about it =P
Spoiler - You ARE the storyline.
PARADOX.
i'm not even kidding. Hello, nerevarine.
There is a cheat where you can make your own army of demons here is how it works. You get soultrap and the demon of your choice (conjuring spell) you go to a spell maker and make a spell set soultrap to target for 1 sec and set the conjure spell along with it, create the spell and look down and cast it (you HAVE to look down to cast this or your game WILL frezze) and boom! Your creature will stay with you until it dies! You can even pick it's weapons up if it has any! This cheat also works with your attributes just get soultrap 1 sec on target and get a FORTIFY attribute cheat for the respective attribute look down and cast and the attribute will be FOREVER fortifed! (DO NOT GET YOUR SPEED UP TO HIGH OR ELSE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO WALK WITHOUT KILLING YOURSELF!)
At 2/3/08 08:07 PM, SuperGodRed wrote: I played the absolute hell out of Oblivion, then tried to play morrowind.
I can't get into it, its fighting system is so broken.
It's fighting system isn't broken, it works very well. The word you were looking for is "fun". You are right, the fighting in the game is very repetitive, but it's so amazingly addictive I didn't care.
Getting back to the original post, You have to talk to Caius again once you reach like level 5 I think and he will give you a mission to get a cube from a nearby dwarven ruin. Caius is the guy you delivered the package to in Balmora, the dude who has no shirt on.
And yes, the game is incredibly fun once you start the main quest. If you have the patience, try and follow the storyline because it is very good.
At 2/3/08 09:37 PM, bigjuicy wrote: There is a cheat where you can make your own army of demons here is how it works. You get soultrap and the demon of your choice (conjuring spell) you go to a spell maker and make a spell set soultrap to target for 1 sec and set the conjure spell along with it, create the spell and look down and cast it (you HAVE to look down to cast this or your game WILL frezze) and boom!
Each spell HAS TO BE SET FOR 1 SECOND OR ELSE IT WILL NOT WORK HAVE FUN AND BE CARFUL!
