Also, shameless advert: selling a 41v Legendary, Orc style woodworking writ :P - msg me in game, @spacem0nkey ; I'd do it but I'm low on cash for the stupid resin, need $$$$
Karius_Imalthar wrote: »It sounds like you might be remembering Lord of the Rings Online. You could name crafted items there.
Taleof2Cities wrote: »You can name crafted gear by inserting your Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind disc into your computer and selecting "Play".
Spacemonkey wrote: »Taleof2Cities wrote: »You can name crafted gear by inserting your Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind disc into your computer and selecting "Play".
you sound like that special type of person that resents everything. What on earth does Morrowind have to do with this, you couldn't even craft equipment in Morrowind, just enchant. Then again, I can't remember if there were Trolls in Morrowind, perhaps you'll be barred from the DLC so the rest of the community can profit from it a bit more. (If you have a hard time understanding, I'm calling you a troll ;-) )
Taleof2Cities wrote: »Spacemonkey wrote: »Taleof2Cities wrote: »You can name crafted gear by inserting your Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind disc into your computer and selecting "Play".
you sound like that special type of person that resents everything. What on earth does Morrowind have to do with this, you couldn't even craft equipment in Morrowind, just enchant. Then again, I can't remember if there were Trolls in Morrowind, perhaps you'll be barred from the DLC so the rest of the community can profit from it a bit more. (If you have a hard time understanding, I'm calling you a troll ;-) )
No intent to troll with that comment ... so apologies if it appeared that way. It is the only place in the ES series that I could remember being able to name enchanted gear.
I always liked enchanting regular glass daggers in Morrowind (since finding daedric daggers was especially rare). Usually they were fire enchants ... named "Corona Dagger".
Also, minor correction, Morrowind is an expansion or "chapter" ... not a DLC.