Morrowind Special Edition Soundtrack: Drumbeat of the Dunmer

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A Morrowind Battle track

Yes, I finally decided to finish uploading all of the Special Edition soundtrack for Morrowind, and in good quality!

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[TheGreatRakatan]

I'd say the biggest flaw of Morrowind was the interface and the combat system.  Everything else I thought was superb.

[starwarsguy9]

@TheGreatRakatan, the interface? Are you kidding me? That interface is the best. The ONLY thing is the combat system, and that is easily greatly improved by installing some mods. Graphics are aged too, but for the most part still look nice, though that void can be filled with mesh/texture replacements and MGE.

[Hyarmen]

I think this is the piece I've rarely encountered whilst playing Morrowind, it just doesn't show up much

miss the good time though, just reinstalled the game for some good fun :)

[starwarsguy9]

Be sure to install some mods too, those things are must-have!

[yutzwagon2]

I remember the first time I heard this particular song, I was on my way to Caldera. I didn't know about the Alits near the entrance... Needless to say, I screamed and shit myself as they chewed up my level one ass.

[PaulSaysShezam]

I usually hear this when fifty slaughterfish are on my ass.

[TheGreatRakatan]

@starwarsguy9 I can't for the life of me why I said that the interface was flawed. But yes, the combat system was the worst part. Being a mage was ridiculously hard in that game. Excuse my poorly thought out comment. The interface was in fact very good. The map was great, the journal especially was one very important part of that game I miss in Oblivion and Skyrim. No floating arrows, just journal entries telling you where to go.

[masterplusmargarita]

@Eruonen I most definitely was. My favourite Elder Scrolls game now, actually. Second only to Deus Ex 1 on my best games ever list. It's everything that was good about Oblivion, Morrowind and even Daggerfall rolled into one, with very few flaws. The interface (On PC, at least) is the biggest flaw.

[Eruonen]

@masterplusmargarita So, were you pleasantly surprised by Skyrim? I know I was.

[masterplusmargarita]

@iorost Yeah. I've recently read some info about it that have made me expect it to be below the quality of past TES games. First is that they're putting together Cuirass and Greaves (Not that big a deal, but it's an even BIGGER step down from the times of Morrowind) and second is that they're apparently taking CALL OF DUTY as the model to make it "Accesible". Seriously, I've got nothing against CoD, but I DON'T want to play Scrolls of Duty. I'll still buy it, and hope to be pleasantly surprised.

[nisus8]

@Balathustrius86 Actually, according to the new "Elder Scrolls" novels coming out, Vvardenfell no longer exists, having gotten destroyed by Red Mountain after the Ministry of Truth crashed into Vivec City (around 3 years after the events of "Oblivion").

[masterplusmargarita]

My hopes for Skyrim are:

-Morrowind's deep, interesting questlines and storytelling, as well as detailed enviroments.

-Oblivion's amazing graphics (Though it's been confirmed graphics will be much more "Next-Gen") and gameplay, as well as detailed enviroments (I consider Morrowind and Oblivion equal on that).

-Daggerfall's (Hah, how many of you've played that? Just so you know, it's for free on Bethesda's site right now) amazing, mind-blowing size.

[keniawiskers55555]

I remember acquiring the Umbra sword to this song!! That story of his was so touching....

But that blade made my battles so much easier :))