Is there any plans to open up many of the locked off buildings and ruins in morrowind?
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One of the original morrowind's biggest strengths was the freedom to explore, but when half of vivec and balmora are locked off make thieving a pain for already scarce dunmer house furnishings, and the amount of locked ruins in this huge landmass is just disappointing in that this is called an expansion
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Erraln✭✭✭✭✭I don't think I've heard anything official, so No ETA?
Perhaps they'll release another section in a future update, such as Craglorn was done in 2014. Don't count your delves doors until they open, though.0 -
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✭✭✭One of the original morrowind's biggest strengths was the freedom to explore, but when half of vivec and balmora are locked off make thieving a pain for already scarce dunmer house furnishings, and the amount of locked ruins in this huge landmass is just disappointing in that this is called an expansion
hopefully yes in some next expansion or dlc
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✭Personally I was almost angry to discover how half-arsed vivec and Balmora are.
I don't particularly care how much zos charge for dlc so long as it is quality; I think they have a duty to maintain the standards of the elder scrolls franchise. Morrowind was an amazing open world game, and I am a bit offended that zos think what they offered payed any kind of homage.
Seriously how much work can it be to unlock some rooms in a city? They all share the same models. Open some rooms and get a couple of voice actors in to have a little bit of quirky dialogue. A few days work if that.
It's the least zos can do as their jobs are almost entirely due to the weird loyalty of elder scrolls fans.#1 tip (Re)check your graphics settings periodically - especially resolution.0
