the elder scrolls 3 morrowind

how do you start the main quest on morrowind?leetzer

On the way out of that census office where you created your character, talk to that uber-guard in the last room before you enter the vilage. He will give you the mission to bring certain papers to someone in Balmora. Take the slit-strider to Balmora and talk to the guy. He is the one that will give you the next few main missions.

I'm sorry I don't have the names, but its been a while since I played it.

is a very very very VERY ugly game that made me throw up. (NO JOKE)killagorilla25

[QUOTE="leetzer"]how do you start the main quest on morrowind?Pvt_Murphy

On the way out of that census office where you created your character, talk to that uber-guard in the last room before you enter the vilage. He will give you the mission to bring certain papers to someone in Balmora. Take the slit-strider to Balmora and talk to the guy. He is the one that will give you the next few main missions.

I'm sorry I don't have the names, but its been a while since I played it.

just to let you know there are other quests besides the main ones. like outside of seyda neen there is a silt strider. right in front of that there is a cave. in that cave are 3 prisoners you can save. there are also 3 or 4 enemies in there too. so instead of just doing the main quests do the side ones too.roadkill103

:x Just make sure not to be cheap and pay to use the strider.... I thought the walk to Balmora would be short... but...flipin_jackass

[QUOTE="flipin_jackass"]:x Just make sure not to be cheap and pay to use the strider.... I thought the walk to Balmora would be short... but...muthsera666

Indeed. I decided to take a walk, and I was able to kill a couple of monsters. I then walked further... to, you know- enjoy the scenary of Morrowind. But a flying monster eventually started chasing me and I ran for miles until it finally killed me... bah...

[QUOTE="killagorilla25"]is a very very very VERY ugly game that made me throw up. (NO JOKE)muthsera666

is a very very very VERY ugly game that made me throw up. (NO JOKE)killagorilla25

I wouldn't call it an ugly game, it was very nice looking for the time and the graphics are still nice by today's standards. My only problem was the three minute loading screens. That, on its own stoped me from finishing the game.

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="flipin_jackass"]:x Just make sure not to be cheap and pay to use the strider.... I thought the walk to Balmora would be short... but...flipin_jackass

Indeed. I decided to take a walk, and I was able to kill a couple of monsters. I then walked further... to, you know- enjoy the scenary of Morrowind. But a flying monster eventually started chasing me and I ran for miles until it finally killed me... bah...

Yeah, but it sets you upfor the future. In the beginning you feel so weak and almost everything can kill you. Then, the longer you play, the stronger you get,the better you get, the more powerful you become. You feel like a god when you cankill things in a single strike, instead of it justseeming easy...

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="killagorilla25"]is a very very very VERY ugly game that made me throw up. (NO JOKE)KatanaMaster_17

Yeah. Overall, I prefer the PC version, but I still like the Xbox version.

The Xbox version of this sucks, badly. Get the PC one, it's amazing. (I am now playing obliv on Xbox 360 though now so morrowind seems rubbish)baneat

Morrowind on the Xbox isn't really that bad.

And I prefer Morrowind much more than Oblivion.

I play Morrowind on the PC, but I have played it on the Xbox before. Personally, I prefer to play it on the PC. Better controls, faster load times, better graphics...the whole package seemed better. If, by the terrible fate of God, I had a PC that couldn't run Morrowind, I'd definitely own the Xbox version.

As far as Morrowind vs Oblivion, that could be a whole thread in and of itself, but I personally liked both for their own things. Morrowind had more to do, but Oblivion was just an all-around excellent game as well. To me comparing Oblivion and Morrowind is honestly like comparing apples and oranges.