Perhaps someone with more in-depth knowledge of the issues and their fixes can either confirm my conviction or prove me wrong. But I would find it hard to imagine that Bethesda managed to fix the issues for a newer expansion only, but not for the base game or an older expansion.įor example: If there is an issue with the recall spell, then I don't think a solution works on Solstheim only, but not in Morrowind (unless the issue doesn't appear in Morrowind at all - but then it doesn't need fixing in Morrowind).įor this reason I'm personally convinced that all fixes work for the whole game, not for an expansion only. Let me repeat that I haven't encountered these two problems myself. Obviously this raises the question whether or not these problems are resolved in Tribunal / Bloodmoon only, or in the base game / Tribunal, too. , spells", whose fixes are listed in the Tribunal and Bloodmoon fixes sections respectively. I guess your question aims at issues like "pickpocketing companions" or "occasional crashes when casting recall. Most issues reported as fixed for an expansion aplly to that expansion only. Some of the fixes apply to the base game, some to one of the expansions. TES III MORROWIND (Download is at the bottom of this post) Welcome to Morrowind, or more specifically, the Islands of Vvardenfell and Solstheim to the North East. I can't give you a comprehensive detailed answer - as I've never encountered most of the bugs mentioned in the first place.īut the patches you mention are MORROWIND patches, not applying specifically to the respective expansion. This is not the same fix as the one cited in the Morrowind Essentials sticky but it seems to be a better alternative (unless it has issues, of course).ĮDIT: Not sure why those first two links are messed up.
What is the ideal Solstheim Rumor Fix? Was thinking about this one: as it does not remove the rumor upon first hearing it but rather makes it so the rumors only come from certain NPCs and areas. It seems to offer the most realistic conditions for the Dark Brotherhood attack.Ĥ.
Which is best and without issues or unintended side-effects? I was thinking about going with this one. I see that there are many versions of the Tribunal Delay plugin. Are the "Tribunal Fixes" included with Bloodmoon, listed here, only applied to Tribunal when Bloodmoon is enabled through the launcher?ģ. Are the "Morrowind Quest Fixes" included with Tribunal, listed here, only applied to the main game when Tribunal is enabled through the launcher?Ģ. A few more questions and then I think I'm ready to go:ġ. The museum starts with one artifact (Stendarr's Hammer), and puts the new artifacts on display cases as they are sold to the museum."Īccording to my own experience, the improved journal alone is enough justification to enable Tribunal. This is more than the player can get for the artifact at any other store. The owner of the museum will pay the player half of the value of an artifact (up to 30,000 gold) for one of the very rare artifacts of Morrowind. Another notable feature of the expansion is the Museum of Artifacts. Tribunal allows a player to sort their journal by quest (instead of chronologically sorted) in order to determine what is required for a specific quest. In the original game, a player's journal can become extremely lengthy and cumbersome. "The most notable aspect of Tribunal is the modification of Morrowind's journal system. Regarding the last question (quoted from ): The High King of Skyrim gave them this territory formally in 4E 16.Nickrp3d: Are the Tribunal delay plugin and Solstheim Rumor fix necessary?Ĭan I not achieve the same effect by simply disabling the expansion through the launcher options? enabling the expansion when I am ready? What benefit is there to using the plugin as opposed to using the launcher in this way? Yes, the assassins appear only when Tribunal is active. Many crossed over the border into Skyrim seeking refuge, and whilst they were accommodated, the Nords graciously offered them the island of Solstheim] as their new home. The north is dominated by the Arctic climate similar to that found in Winterhold, while the south features the jagged landscape reminiscent of the Dunmer.įor a complete list of Solstheim locations as depicted in The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn, see Dragonborn DLC locations.įollowing the eruption of Red Mountain in 4E 5, thousands of Dunmer were forced to flee Morrowind. The geography of the island bears similar traits to both Vvardenfell and Skyrim. The Dragonborn can reach that location after reading the Cultists' Orders. Solstheim is also the primary setting of The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn.
It is inhabited by a number of Nordic tribes such as the Skaal and by Dunmer refugees who fled Morrowind. Solstheim is an island to the north-west of Vvardenfell and east of Skyrim.
0 kommentar(er)
