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Mak0rz posted:Yes, actually! That explains it. This is useful if, say, you want to levitate everywhere forever, but only have storebought Levitate potions.
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Which is especially useful for one temple quest much later.
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Vavrek posted:Fun fact: Those are not one-time events. You can go back and make the pilgrimage again and get the buff re-applied. I swear I had to give another potion for that levitation shrine when I went back there... Does it still prompt you but just not take it out of your inventory? Speaking of inventory, I just learned the hard way that containers have a weight limit! Boy this will be hard to get used to after coming from Fallout where you can store a hundred Power Armors in a briefcase if you want to. Thankfully I learned through trial and error that if you stuff heavier things into a container first you can fit more things in it thanks to weight creep 
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Jun 27, 2017 19:54
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Mak0rz posted:I swear I had to give another potion for that levitation shrine when I went back there... Does it still prompt you but just not take it out of your inventory?
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Jun 27, 2017 21:14
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Just lol if you don't store everything on the corpse of the murdered dude in Balmora
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Jun 27, 2017 21:26
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Woebin posted:I may be misremembering, but I believe most containers will reset their contents from time to time, putting you at risk of losing all your poo poo. The tried and true storage option is on the corpses of NPCs. I think this is only true for chests that spawn random items now and then? I've been using my Balmora Fighters and Mages Guild containers for a while now with no problems yet. The baskets back in Seyda Neen still have the drugs I stashed in them from weeks ago  I thought corpses disappeared after a few days, though.
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What are you doing not storing things on shelves and tables anyway? If you're not going to cart it around, and you're not going to show it off, what use is it?
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Mak0rz posted:I thought corpses disappeared after a few days, though. Corpses that were already there from the start of the game are permanent. Like the murder victim in Balmora or the occasional dead adventurer you find in dungeons.
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...Huh, there are way more permanent corpses than I thought, but Ralen Hlaalo is one that a many folks find convenient.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:What are you doing not storing things on shelves and tables anyway? If you're not going to cart it around, and you're not going to show it off, what use is it? I want a place to put surplus potions and tools and poo poo is all 
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Jun 27, 2017 22:17
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Mak0rz posted:I swear I had to give another potion for that levitation shrine when I went back there... Does it still prompt you but just not take it out of your inventory? Oh, you totally have to give it another potion. When I said "make the pilgrimage", I should have said make the offering again. I'm just so used to making alchemical super-potions, where you've got something like 8000 points of Levitate for 6 literal hours that the Shrine to Stop the Moon's 100 pt. 24 minute buff is a really nice non-broken option, especially if you stock up on Bargain Rising Force potions in other towns. (The potion vendor in the High Fane only carries fancy, high-priced levitate potions, but the Shrine doesn't care.) WhiskeyWhiskers posted:What are you doing not storing things on shelves and tables anyway? If you're not going to cart it around, and you're not going to show it off, what use is it?
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Jun 28, 2017 00:12
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i store everything in the plaza of balmora like an obscenely rich bazaar hawker
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Jun 28, 2017 00:14
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shove it in ralen IMO
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Jun 28, 2017 00:36
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I leave it scattered around Nerano Manor like the loving squatter lord of garbage that I am. I sleep in his house. I use his bed. I steal his platters. his son calls me dad
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Stexils posted:i store everything in the plaza of balmora like an obscenely rich bazaar hawker This but on the walkway around the outside of the Ministry of Truth.
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Regarding openMW, does anybody else have fps issues inside cities? My laptop gets 30-60 indoors and less than 30 outdoors (still playable), but any city drops down to 0.5 -4 fps. When I first started openMW it was OK... Just asking.
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Jun 28, 2017 13:33
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I used to break into one of the locked houses near the Thieves Guild in Balmora, one whose owner wasn't home, pawn all his poo poo and move in. Gotta make space on the shelves for my book collection and Sunder looks just dandy on the bedside.
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Jun 28, 2017 14:24
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i take a poo poo on my ol paper map and wherever it lands, that's whgere i make my home
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Jun 28, 2017 14:30
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Doc Hawkins posted:...Huh, there are way more permanent corpses than I thought, but Ralen Hlaalo is one that a many folks find convenient. someone in this thread, i think, quipped "Ralen Hlaalo: in life, a dunmer. In death, a storage solution."
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Jun 28, 2017 14:32
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Is there a mod that chooses the best attack based on maximum damage value instead of the minimum?
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Condimentalist posted:Regarding openMW, does anybody else have fps issues inside cities? My laptop gets 30-60 indoors and less than 30 outdoors (still playable), but any city drops down to 0.5 -4 fps. When I first started openMW it was OK... Just asking. Make sure you're using your dedicated GPU (if you have one) and not your CPU graphic chip.
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Alright 20 hours in and my game/controls/graphics settings reset to default. Thanks Morrowind!
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Jun 29, 2017 01:35
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If you just drop enough poo poo onto the ground in any interior, you will eventually get an overflow loot bag that can just hold everything https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Overflow_Loot_Bag
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Grinning Goblin posted:If you just drop enough poo poo onto the ground in any interior, you will eventually get an overflow loot bag that can just hold everything poo poo, learn something new everyday. I only played on PC and was never that into decorating so it's not surprising that never came up for me, but still neat.
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Mak0rz posted:Alright 20 hours in and my game/controls/graphics settings reset to default. Thanks Morrowind! Okay I managed to get the graphics settings back in order thanks to MGE-XE but whenever I change my control and other game settings they don't stick. This is annoying. I tried this solution once before and it worked for 20 hours but now it's just not doing anything. Edit: Christ sakes the .ini file has entries for the class questionnaire responses and level up messages if you care for changing those but no goddamn controls.  Edit 2: To fix it I have to run Morrowind as an administrator, but the strange thing is I don't have to reconfigure my controls. It's real weird. It's like the game suddenly has an "admin" settings profile and a "not admin" one. Neither of them have the settings set to default either. The "admin" one has things the way I want it, but the "not admin" config was made somewhere after swapping E and Space, but before moving the Sneak mode to C and turning the music down. Normally I'd be okay just running the game in admin mode and be done with it but it kills the Steam overlay functioning, so that's not a good solution. What the hell even happened?? Edit 3: okay giving my specific Windows account full permissions to the folder seems to bring everything back to as it was before the all began with no consequence 
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Jun 29, 2017 19:00
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You should never run games out of the Program Files folders.
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Mak0rz posted:I'm using the Steam version in Windows 10 64-bit. Do I need to reinstall it in a different directory? Do I need the 4GB patch? Mak0rz posted:Can someone confirm this for me? Mak0rz posted:Edit 3: okay giving my specific Windows account full permissions to the folder seems to bring everything back to as it was before the all began with no consequence Agents are GO! posted:You should never run games out of the Program Files folders.
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Well I mean I asked twice before playing and nobody responded so I just assumed it wasn't needed 
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Mak0rz posted:Well I mean I asked twice before playing and nobody responded so I just assumed it wasn't needed FWIW I've always run out of Program Files and never had any issues.
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raminasi posted:FWIW I've always run out of Program Files and never had any issues. If you're using the local admin account you should be fine, but if your user account is a standard user account, you might have trouble if you're working from Program Files because those folders are typically write restricted for normal users.
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GreatGreen posted:If you're using the local admin account you should be fine, but if your user account is a standard user account, you might have trouble if you're working from Program Files because those folders are typically write restricted for normal users. My account is an admin account. Also recall that it worked for me without issue for the first 20 or so hours of gameplay 
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Besides MGO, are there any other quality of life mods I should install?
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Someone should tell Valve to not make Program Files the default install folder for Steam games, it's real dumb. Never install your games in Program Files.
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From the OP of the Skyrim modding thread (that I helped write):quote:Move your Skyrim (and possibly your whole Steam) installation out of the "Program Files" or "Program Files (x86)" folders. Even with UAC at its most permissive settings, Windows keeps those folders highly locked down, and it's really goddamn likely to gently caress up certain modding tools. Here is an official guide to moving your steam install. The only exception is if you're using an administrator account and you think you're a bad enough dude to override Windows' security settings and take ownership of stuff in Program Files. You're on your own there.
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Public Service Announcement: Don't use your computer's local admin account as your regular everyday user account. The way most malware works, it only has as much rights to the system as the Windows account that activates it. If you're using the local admin account, one wrong move and malware has access to you entire computer. If you just use a regular user account, your C:\Windows and C:\Program Files folders should stay pretty safe from the nasty stuff. Use a standard user account for everyday stuff, know the local admin password for when you have to install things.
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Hey guys, here's Tamriel Rebuilt's latest official Status Update. September release is currently going according to plan, but we need feedback for the integration/compatibility nightmare stuff.
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I upgraded and got a new machine, and I followed the TR install guide to the letter and couldn't get it to work. Played vanilla for a few hours the other night and still had fun exploring.
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Did you install Morrowind in your C:\Program Files\ directory or somewhere else? If it's the latter, then you hosed up somewhere, sorry. Got some details?
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Atrayonis posted:Hey guys, here's Tamriel Rebuilt's latest official Status Update. Sounds like you've gotten some good organising done! I'll try to remember to send feedback when I'm not on my phone. I joined up to do some voluntary work with an environmental NGO recently, but I'd probably enjoy working on TR more on my spare time. I'll see about time next year.
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Atrayonis posted:Did you install Morrowind in your C:\Program Files\ directory or somewhere else? Wherever Steam places the files, so C\:Program Files\Steam\Steamapps\common\morrowind.
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