Srsly...it is called Morrowind

Agalloch

Velindreth, Mundas, Kachit

FluffyReachWitch

SirCritical wrote: »

Altmeri, aldmer, redgaurd, Temriel, sorceror, nightbalde, templer etc.

Altmeri and Aldmer are actually correct. Altmeri is basically the same as "High Elven" and refers to Altmer and their stuff; Aldmer were the precursors of Altmer, Bosmer, and other elves.

ArchMikem

Drew Wax...

Enslaved

SirCritical wrote: »

Altmeri, aldmer, redgaurd, Temriel, sorceror, nightbalde, templer etc.

U forgot Dragonight

Nyladreas

What about...

MoronWin?

Get it?

(Sadly I have actually seen people use that on EU)

Shadow-Fighter

Morrowing

Tomorrowwind
Morewarden

Belidos

TheRealPotoroo wrote: »

Caza99 wrote: »

The amount of people that say Wardenfell triggers me

The number of people who misuse 'amount' trigger me.

It's people that use the word nerve in stead of nerf that trigger me. It really gets on my nerves

makreth

lagrue wrote: »

makreth wrote: »

Enslaved wrote: »

vpy wrote: »

Not Marrowind
Not Moronwind
Not Morovind
Not Moronwhine
Not Morrovind.............

Cmon...its not so hard

Nah, it's Vvardenfell.

true as Morrowind includes areas from in-games stonefalls,eastmarch a bit rift etc.... Vvardenfell should be more accurate as that's what the island is called.

None of Eastmarch or the Rift is in Morrowind? It is in Skyrim and they border Morrowind - but these maps do not extend past the point Skyrim's maps did - they don't cross the border, so to speak.

Rift no, you're correct but Eastmarch, take a look at the upper corner and the in game map. What we have now in game, the maps, are different though by little. Even part of deshaan is morrowind.

Turelus

I believe a number of people do it deliberately as a troll.

Otherwise remember that English may not be everyone's first language and whilst spelling and typos might be funny, you might be making fun of someone who isn't a native English speaker.

Phinix1

Tell them it's pronounced "drew wax." XD

Dracindo

You forgot Morro-win.

However, since Wardens don't seem that overpowered, I think Zo$ is the only one who wins here, with everyone paying way too much for a DLC-worthy expansion.

lagrue

Phinix1 wrote: »

Tell them it's pronounced "drew wax." XD

Answer me this - I never actually knew how to pronounce it officially - I tend to rush dialogue so I never heard the word used. I am very customed to farming on Dreugh - and of course love their wax for my Light Armors.

My question is - how is it actually pronounced? Is it "Dro" or "Drow" or something else? I never had to say it verbally, but if I did, it would be nice to know.

lagrue

makreth wrote: »

lagrue wrote: »

makreth wrote: »

Enslaved wrote: »

vpy wrote: »

Not Marrowind
Not Moronwind
Not Morovind
Not Moronwhine
Not Morrovind.............

Cmon...its not so hard

Nah, it's Vvardenfell.

true as Morrowind includes areas from in-games stonefalls,eastmarch a bit rift etc.... Vvardenfell should be more accurate as that's what the island is called.

None of Eastmarch or the Rift is in Morrowind? It is in Skyrim and they border Morrowind - but these maps do not extend past the point Skyrim's maps did - they don't cross the border, so to speak.

Rift no, you're correct but Eastmarch, take a look at the upper corner and the in game map. What we have now in game, the maps, are different though by little. Even part of deshaan is morrowind.

Yes I see that little malignant piece of land you mean now - I always assumed that was implemented in a similar way to the Snow Elf settlement in the game Skyrim - as in, still part of the province, just due to its actual location couldn't be shown on the map properly without making an extended area or placing an icon on mountains.

If memory serves, which it might not, I'm pretty sure you can't even just walk to that area- you have to transition through another, just like the Snow Elf kingdom (although on the opposite side of Skyrim this time).

Then again - I guess I shouldn't assume - because just like real life, borders change over years.

lagrue

-Snip- Accidental Double Post

Phinix1

lagrue wrote: »

Phinix1 wrote: »

Tell them it's pronounced "drew wax." XD

Answer me this - I never actually knew how to pronounce it officially - I tend to rush dialogue so I never heard the word used. I am very customed to farming on Dreugh - and of course love their wax for my Light Armors.

My question is - how is it actually pronounced? Is it "Dro" or "Drow" or something else? I never had to say it verbally, but if I did, it would be nice to know.

There's a few places you can hear NPC's calling the crab people the "dreg" which is what the wax is from.

colig

Turelus wrote: »

I believe a number of people do it deliberately as a troll.

Otherwise remember that English may not be everyone's first language and whilst spelling and typos might be funny, you might be making fun of someone who isn't a native English speaker.

Non-native speakers can give themselves a pass, as Morrowind is not even an English word. Hell, I used to spell it Morrowwind for a long time myself.

ArchMikem

lagrue wrote: »

Phinix1 wrote: »

Tell them it's pronounced "drew wax." XD

Answer me this - I never actually knew how to pronounce it officially - I tend to rush dialogue so I never heard the word used. I am very customed to farming on Dreugh - and of course love their wax for my Light Armors.

My question is - how is it actually pronounced? Is it "Dro" or "Drow" or something else? I never had to say it verbally, but if I did, it would be nice to know.

The Canon way is Dreg.

malchior

Just that 'Morrow never comes, so no you cannot win...

Hvzeda wrote: »

But some people are calling it Morrowin because it is overflowing of win.

Rosveen

Brentons
Tamerial

Jitterbug

pay to morro win

Banana

Why would you even care what other people call it

F7sus4

vpy wrote: »

Not Marrowind
Not Moronwind
Not Morovind
Not Moronwhine
Not Morrovind.............

Cmon...its not so hard

Your right.

pattyLtd

The agony some of you have to go through.
It must be unbearable if you don't understand what those illiterates are talking about all day long.

SirCritical

FluffyReachWitch wrote: »

SirCritical wrote: »

Altmeri, aldmer, redgaurd, Temriel, sorceror, nightbalde, templer etc.

Altmeri and Aldmer are actually correct

True. I forgot to add to those, that "Altmeri Diminion" and the usage of "aldmer" for high-elves.

makreth

the OFFICAL name is more o' wind

Casterial

vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »

I thought we all agreed to call it the death of eso!!

OH NO THE SKY IS FALLING GET THEM TIN FOILS!!!

No, the game is pretty lively right now, the changes are great, and seeing morrowind as is, was beautiful.

Koensol

Enslaved wrote: »

SirCritical wrote: »

Altmeri, aldmer, redgaurd, Temriel, sorceror, nightbalde, templer etc.

U forgot Dragonight

And rouge.

SilverWF

moronwent

Tryxus

Moronwind?

LadyNalcarya

Malestorm arena sends its regards.