But I’d rather wait for this to be completed than attempting that Morrowind modding tutorial again. So they’re making progress, for free, without any studio backing, and the number of times they ask for help in the video makes it clear that they know there’s still a hell of a lot more work to go. Reimplementing that system, adding new perks, and then animating it all is still on the developer’s docket. Skyrim might have been the more advanced game, but there are things missing from it that Morrowind has, like spell crafting. At least some of the update video is there to entice people who can help to join in. Upon reaching level 20, I realised that my Intelligence attribute had passed the 100 mark and I have since found out that this is possible because I am wearing the mentors ring. Im playing an Altmer mage with the Mage birth sign. That takes time, and people with the right sort of skills to do it. Im a fairly new Morrowind player with about 45 hours in the game so far. They’re iterating, changing and (hopefully) improving on them all. Spoilers: you still can’t play it.Īn impressive 100 dungeons and interiors have been completed so far, but the volunteer developers aren’t just cutting and pasting the Kogoruhn’s tunnels from one engine into another.

The dedicated modders working to bring TES III over to the Skyrim engine are still beavering away at it, and have released an update on their progress. That’s why I wear my Skywind badge with pride. The thing is huge, and I forgot what I was doing.

For a while last year, I started following a long modding guide to update The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind to a more modern standard. The MCP and leveling type mods remove attribute and skill caps to go beyond 100, and usually master trainers would train you beyond 100 with those things in play and because of the way post 100.

Morrowind attributes over 100