So...morrowind start quest will be gone?

Lyserus

Since we are probably going to have a new start quest (I'm not on PTS so I donno) in summerset, and it would most likely be the start location for characters created after summerset is out if the player own summerset (which includes morrowind).

The morrowind start quest will never actually doable for players unless they create a new account and buy only morrowind?
Are players going to be able to choose which chapter start quest can one do ? I mean, the point of new start quest for morrowind is that players who want to relive ES3 can start there without other hassle, a new start quest in another area kinda defeats the purpose.

Can you clarify on this topic please @ZOS_GinaBruno Are players going to be able to choose which start quest can one start with a new character?

Dapper Dinosaur

Literally all you have to do to start questing in Vvardenfell is travel to the one wayshrine they give you.

sdtlc

The start quest in Coldharbour was made avaiable for character created with the Morrowind tutorial. I expect the same for Summerset.

dodgehopper_ESO

It would be nice if all of the introductions were available yes.

zaria

dodgehopper_ESO wrote: »

It would be nice if all of the introductions were available yes.

Yes, have you board a ship to morrowind, ship get hit by pirates and the intro quest start.

Danikat

I'd love it if they gave us a choice of tutorials. Where it currently offers you the option to skip the tutorial it could also (in the same dialogue box or a second one) ask if you want to start in Coldharbour, Morrowind or Summerset. And then add more options as more chapters are released.

And yes it would also be nice if the other tutorials are turned into quests available to all characters to introduce them to that chapter.

TheShadowScout

sdtlc wrote: »

The start quest in Coldharbour was made avaiable for character created with the Morrowind tutorial. I expect the same for Summerset.

That sounds quite reasonable. hey, does that mean... all the old characters will finally be able to pick up that skill point as well?

logarifmik

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

sdtlc

As far as i can remember:
New Character: Doing Morrowind intro, point, doing old intro, point
Old Character: Done old intro, point, doing Morrowind intro, no point

Maybe we can once upon the time get the skill point for a tiny fee in the crownstore.

*takes cover*

logarifmik

sdtlc wrote: »

As far as i can remember:
New Character: Doing Morrowind intro, point, doing old intro, point
Old Character: Done old intro, point, doing Morrowind intro, no point

Maybe we can once upon the time get the skill point for a tiny fee in the crownstore.

*takes cover*

Fat bait detected.

Lysette

logarifmik wrote: »

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

Well, you can do the wailing prison even then - when you enter one of the main starter towns, there is a lady, who wants you to visit her benefactor - in Daggerfall for example that benefactor is in the Patierry house - and if you do that you will get to the wailing prison starter quest and can do the quest just like you did before there were chapters.

Glockcoma725

Agree with the above. When you make a new character it should pop up and ask if you want the Vanilla intro, MW intro or SS intro

logarifmik

Lysette wrote: »

logarifmik wrote: »

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

Well, you can do the wailing prison even then - when you enter one of the main starter towns, there is a lady, who wants you to visit her benefactor - in Daggerfall for example that benefactor is in the Patierry house - and if you do that you will get to the wailing prison starter quest and can do the quest just like you did before there were chapters.

Sure, but this is a clumsy solution, don't you think? I just want more consistent and logical narrative in this game.

Jhalin

logarifmik wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

logarifmik wrote: »

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

Well, you can do the wailing prison even then - when you enter one of the main starter towns, there is a lady, who wants you to visit her benefactor - in Daggerfall for example that benefactor is in the Patierry house - and if you do that you will get to the wailing prison starter quest and can do the quest just like you did before there were chapters.

Sure, but this is a clumsy solution, don't you think? I just want more consistent and logical narrative in this game.

I actually did that quest just recently and the cinematic plays when you first get nabbed. It’s pretty interesting.

MLGProPlayer

It will still be the tutorial for anyone that doesn't own Summerset. But i you own Summerset, it will be gone forever. You will still be able to do the Firemoth quest, it just won't be the tutorial and it will be slightly different (Naryu isn't part of that quest).

Danikat

logarifmik wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

logarifmik wrote: »

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

Well, you can do the wailing prison even then - when you enter one of the main starter towns, there is a lady, who wants you to visit her benefactor - in Daggerfall for example that benefactor is in the Patierry house - and if you do that you will get to the wailing prison starter quest and can do the quest just like you did before there were chapters.

Sure, but this is a clumsy solution, don't you think? I just want more consistent and logical narrative in this game.

That bothers me too.

I did it, because I really wanted a warden and there was no way to make one without starting in Morrowind. But it's messy. You start on a boat travelling to Vvardenfell (no way around that, you're explicitly told not only that's where the boat is going but that it's your characters intended destination), get captured by slavers, escape, make it to Vvardenfell and then immediately leave and go back to the mainland to start the Coldharbour quest.

I spent ages trying to work out different ways to make it fit, but in the end I just decided to ignore that part of my characters timeline and pretend it happens to her later on when she actually goes to Morrowind. I hate doing that, normally I stick to the game's story and add bits around it to personalise my character, but there was no way that made sense, especially for a DC character who had to go to Daggerfall to get the Coldharbour quest.

ADarklore

Danikat wrote: »

logarifmik wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

logarifmik wrote: »

As I many times said already, give us a choice, please. Maybe it's silly, but starting not in The Wailing Prison is one of the reasons why I don't want to create a new character. Not the main one, but still.

Well, you can do the wailing prison even then - when you enter one of the main starter towns, there is a lady, who wants you to visit her benefactor - in Daggerfall for example that benefactor is in the Patierry house - and if you do that you will get to the wailing prison starter quest and can do the quest just like you did before there were chapters.

Sure, but this is a clumsy solution, don't you think? I just want more consistent and logical narrative in this game.

That bothers me too.

I did it, because I really wanted a warden and there was no way to make one without starting in Morrowind. But it's messy. You start on a boat travelling to Vvardenfell (no way around that, you're explicitly told not only that's where the boat is going but that it's your characters intended destination), get captured by slavers, escape, make it to Vvardenfell and then immediately leave and go back to the mainland to start the Coldharbour quest.

I spent ages trying to work out different ways to make it fit, but in the end I just decided to ignore that part of my characters timeline and pretend it happens to her later on when she actually goes to Morrowind. I hate doing that, normally I stick to the game's story and add bits around it to personalise my character, but there was no way that made sense, especially for a DC character who had to go to Daggerfall to get the Coldharbour quest.

Funny, I do the opposite... I pretend character gets hijacked on the ship, decides, "staying in Vvardenfell isn't worth it" and goes back to the mainland where something worse happens. Eventually my character(s) will return to Vvardenfell- once the reality of having been a 'slave' instead of 'master' feels like an old memory.