As a lot of you probably know, there's recently been a lot of discussion on the and how the community is perceived outside our own hallowed halls. A lot of projects have been announced as a result of the discussions in Melchior's thread, from a new to work on and this is all vital for the health of the community! But one thing that a lot of people mentioned in Melchior's thread was the lack of any significant YouTube presence for Morrowind modding. Rockstar Free Download Reece Mastin Good.

There are countless Morrowind Let's Plays, but when it comes to showing off Morrowind mods, there's really not much beyond Tamriel Rebuilt and OpenMW. We've been modding Morrowind for over twelve years now, and there's well over 20,000 Morrowind mods out there, with new ones still being released all the time! But at least 95% of these mods have no visibility outside these forums and whatever website they're hosted on. My idea is to create a place where we can showcase mods, both new and old (with a slight preference for new so as to show the world that, yes, we're still alive and well), and encourage people to try out new mods or maybe even get into modding for the first time.

OK, Here is my mod list. Jasmine, a Morrowind companion » Tue Aug 10. GameFile18=Karenna.esp GameFile19=Mashed Lists.esp. Feb 08, 2015 Morrowind has been out for over 12 years now, but the Morrowind Modding scene has never truly died down. Underrated Mod of the Week - Karenna. Welcome all to our Beginners Guide page here on the Morrowind Modding Wiki! Before I begin, I would like to take the time to mention that this guide is aimed at the.

Now 'Morrowind Modding Showcases' is an idea I've been toying around with for years, going back all the way to 2009 when I briefly started releasing daily screenshot showcases of underrated mods that had received little attention. That attempt didn't last very long, as few people looked at those old screenshots, and truth be told they didn't look that good (this was before MGSO after all).

I later tried writing and posting Morrowind mod reviews on my blog, but this didn't really work out either, possibly because I forgot to tell anyone I had a blog. More recently, just before the current round of the 'Future of Morrowind' discussions, I started posting MGSO 3.0 screenshot showcases of old mods on Morrowind Nexus. These actually got somewhere, but after reading what people were saying about the lack of a YouTube presence for Morrowind, I thought Showcase videos may well be the way to go.

I've been in talks about the idea with a number of people in the community, including Melchior Dahrk who thoughtfully provided all of the graphical art for the project, and a number of modders who have agreed to have their mods showcased. Most of these categories would be focused on the more recent contributions by the community in that particular category, but some of the categories would be chosen by community discussion, such as: • 'Popular Mod of the Week' • 'Underrated Mod of the Week' • 'Blast from the Past Mod of the Week' The idea is to get people talking about and sharing a wider variety of mods, while simultaneously increasing visibility of a number of mods and hopefully increasing interest in Morrowind modding and getting new potential modders hooked on making and releasing their own works. Also note that these mods can be selected from any Morrowind modding website, such as MMH and PES in addition to Morrowind Nexus (based on the votes the mod has in place of endorsemants). The showcase videos themselves would be released once every week on Saturday morning and typically include around twelve mods from twelve different categories. Ideally most of the modders showcased in each video will give their permission for the mod to be shown ahead of time, but given the weekly time constraints, it may not be possible to get a reply back on the matter.

Now this thread isn't really supposed to be just an advertisemant for 'Morrowind Modding Showcases', but instead a broader discussion of improving the visibility of a number of mods and sharing mods we enjoy that perhaps others haven't yet tried, or at least haven't been aware about. So let's keep that in mind, and while I welcome all suggestions and discussions regarding the video, it should be remembered that the video itself is on the subject of discussing Morrowind mods in general and we should keep to that here as well. I've already gone ahead and cleared this topic with the forum staff, so everything here should be legal. Popular Mod of the Week - Morrowind Comes Alive By Neoptolemus House Mod of the Week - Arvs-Spelun By Stavroguin Gameplay Mod of the Week - Prison Moon Enhanced II By Spirithawke and Nahtaivel Dungeon Mod of the Week - Daedric Ruin Expansion - Ramimilk By SoulofChrysamere Items Mod of the Week - Enhanced Economics By Crankgorilla Quest Mod of the Week - A Strange Plant By PeterBitt Landmass Mod of the Week - Tel Meskoa and Tel Matouigius By F. Virtual Dj Le Crack Ddj Ergo Bags. I.M. NPC Mod of the Week - Fetchers By MrHelp New Meshes and Textures Mod of the Week - Dwarven Creatures By Yar-Yulme Underrated Mod of the Week - Inseparable Siblings By Reptile Blast from the Past Mod of the Week - Amalyan Temple By Mikelman13, Miles_Acraeus, Unforgiven, and Eltiraaz Bonus Mod of the Week - Balmora Lighthouse By JoiRor Episode Five Mods: (Minor Solstheim Theme).