Visual mods along the lines of texture and mesh replacers.
Big overhauls, be them towns, quests, or gameplay overhauls.
I want my setup to be compatible with other mods, for the most part.īecause of this, the are a handful of mods you won't see in this guide:.
I want my mods to be compatible with each other.
The last thing I want is for a mod to stick out like a sore thumb.
I want my mods to blend in, be them gameplay, audio, or visual mods.
I like to mod my games with the following in mind: These are just great mods that make Morrowind that much more enjoyable in 2021, without demanding a considerable amount of time to setup them up compared to, say, if you wanted to install the entirety of the mods present in Morrowind# ( a lot for the average Joe, not that many for modding enthusiasts). On top of that, each module has a selection of E for Everyone mods. I split the guide into a number of standard modules, mostly for organization, but also because it helps keep compatibility issues in check (mods that alter the user interface are more likely to conflict with mods that alter the user interface mods that modify visuals are more likely to conflict with mods that modify visuals, etc.). In essence, to play Morrowind# is to play Morrowind the way I want to play it. Why is this the case? Because Setup should be useful to anyone looking to play Morrowind, hence why I don't consider it to be part of Morrowind#, which is what makes this guide mine as opposed to someone else's.
Morrowind#, which is the bulk of the guide, and where we will be installing our mods proper.
Setup, where I walk you through to getting the necessary patches, tools and utilities, as well as our mod manager up and running.
This in turn lead to me expanding the guide to account for more detailed instructions, in hopes that those less familiar with the game and modding in general wouldn't have such hard times setting up the mods that make up this guide.īecause I like to think of myself as someone organized, the guide is split in two parts: Over time, I realized I wanted to share my setup with others. It's been in the works for a handful of years already, when I first decided I wanted to keep a track of what mods I liked to play with, and how to install the most problematic of them. To play Morrowind# is to play Morrowind the way I want to play it.Ī modular modding guide for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Not only for their kind comments towards me and the guide, but also for having gone the extra length and financially supporting me! I want to thank the following people for their support. You can find me in the Morrowind Modding Community Discord, in addition to the following sites.
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