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Oooh, I really love the one of Molag Amur shore!

@ Norroen Thank you. It's my favorite too.

My game resolution dropped again.
From 1920x1080 to 1280x960.

I thought it might be because I turned the UAC back on so...
I reran MGSO Options exe and MGEXE setup wizard as administrator. Didn't fix it.
Turned the UAC back off and the resolution went back to 1920x1080, without me doing anything else.
I knew the UAC had to be off for the MGSO installation but damn, whenever I want to play Morrowind too.
None of the shaders or any other MGEXE feature seem to be affected, just the resolution.
I have Morrowind in C:\Game, along with my Steam and GOG folders, and MGEXE's added resolutions are the only things that the UAC seems to be screwing up.

The UAC strikes again.

I'm glad to see other people using Morrowind 3.0!

Some shots taken with Drelasa Sedreth, my Dunmer spellsword.
Nightmare
Dunmer trunk
Bedroom

"Join the Photographer's guild"

So uh, what are the requirements for joining the guild? Plus I need to know if I join you guys will I get locked out of any other factions?

I, too, would like to join. I was wondering if photos of my house in Balmora would be an acceptable submission.

*EDIT*

Woah, necro. Sorry about that.

I know this is sort of resurrecting a dead thread, but it seems to me that Morrowind is still a beautiful game and deserves to have screenshots of it posted. May as well be posted here.

Here's my first album of screenshots, mostly taken from mods using MGSO 3.0 for Morrowind Modding Showcases. There's 50 screenshots in there from a number of mods, and of course download links are included if you want to try them out yourself. I'll try posting a few more albums like this, if anyone's interested.

Those screenshots are absolutely gorgeous. Looks about as good as Oblivion.

I would like to see more of them.

Once I buy a better video card, maybe I'll be able to use MGE and whatnot.

Thanks! Those screenshots were actually taken with MGSO set to medium, since that's about the best my computer can handle while doing Fraps filming. You should see MGSO with high settings, including dynamic waves, per-pixel lighting, high-resolution textures and mesh detailing. It looks a lot better than Oblivion ever did on those settings, but it takes a beefy computer to run it.

I'll try to put together another album to post here next week, I've got an awful lot of screenshots on my hard-drive I need to organize.

Got another album of screenshots from Morrowind. This time mostly showing off Solstheim and Iredior Conspiracies, as well as some more shots of Lothavor's Legacy, New Gnaar Mok, and a bunch of other mods. Download links included in the description, just like last time, in case you want to try these mods out for yourself (note: some of them will conflict with each-other, particularly the Vivec ones).

Gorgeous pictures!

Because today's Halloween, I thought I'd make a special Halloween-themed album. As always, a full list of mods is included at the bottom of the album with download links so you can try them out for yourself!



Thanks!

That's way cool!

Here's yet another mod album of screenshots from Morrowind. Big mods in this album are Ules Farm by Crankgorilla, Skies IV by Starwarsgal9875, Ald Vendras-Vogar by Centurion and Lucan, and Balmora Underworld by Fulgore. All of them are pretty awesome, and download links are included in the image descriptions.



Thanks!

Been a while since I posted here, thought I'd share some of my more recent mod screenshot albums with you all. As always, download links for each mod are included in the image descriptions.

First one is a Solstheim-based album, from an episode of Morrowind Modding Showcases that contained mostly Bloodmoon-related mods.

Second one is a bit more random, but is predominately a landmass mod screenshot album featuring Tel Meskoa and Tel Matouigius, Ald Vendras - Vogar, and Witchwood rather heavily.

The third album focuses a bit more on MNC: Ebonheart, Skies IV and a variety of Mournhold-related mods.

The fourth one is a mostly Gnisis mod album, featuring a number of mods that are located near that particular mining town, but also a few other random mods including the Tea Mod by Stuporstar, which is an absolute blast and highly recommended.

Fifth album is a bit ship-based, with lots of naval-themed mod screenshots and in particular a lot of shots from Journey's End by Lochnarus.

And finally, for the sixth set of screenshots, we have a Morrowind Rebirth album, the massive overhaul that changes a lot about vanilla Morrowind and which recently just came out with a new version (2.9) and was up for the Mod of the Year Award at ModDB.

Ah man. It just keeps on giving.



This is probably the most impressive user created 'thing' in the history of TES, in my opinion. I call it a thing because it's not one mod but a collection, and the mods weren't made by the same person.

First time playing.

Just started another play through.

Sayda Neen


Arkngthand


Almalexia's Temple

So, to remind everyone of what Morrowind really looks like (sorry, but I find the MGSO to be frankly ugly and barely recognize it as Morrowind lol), here's a couple of screenshots that show that even a nearly 15 year old game can still look beautiful without tons of makeup.






I'm not averse towards modern graphics (except foliage; I hate foliage), but for me, the beauty in Morrowind was in its art direct first and foremost. Yes, the pictures wouldn't be the same without the particle effects and shaders and lighting and all, but Bethesda Softworks took what they had and made it work, creating what I feel is a game more beautiful than most games released this year.

The first time I played Morrowind was 7 years after it's release and I played it on an original Xbox (long story).
I like older games if the game play holds up and Morrowind's did in spades but, in spring 2009, the NPCs looked like ass, the meshes and textures were weaker than need be and bare ground painted green is a poor substitute for grass.
Got a copy for PC, started modding it and haven't looked back.
So, to remind everybody what Morrowind can look like with mods but without MSGO, here's some screenies.









Not faulting Bethesda for the game's look.
They had to develop it within the limitations of when it was developed not how they might have wanted it to look.
I think the difference between Seyda Neen Census and Excise Office pictures, TES III top & ESO bottom, show what they might have done had they been able.



And remember, foliage can be your friend!