Jeremy Soule (b. December 19, 1975) is an award-winning American composer f… Read Full Bio ↴Jeremy Soule (b. December 19, 1975) is an award-winning American composer from Keokuk, Iowa and a prolific composer of orchestral videogame scores. Soule's soundtracks are often critically acclaimed as being among the best in the computer and video games industry and as rivaling the quality of many orchestral film soundtracks. A large percentage of Soule's music is done electronically and emulates real orchestral music so well that it is frequently indistinguishable from the real thing. He often collaborates with his brother, Julian Soule, with whom he also founded DirectSong; a company that sells DRM-free downloads of several classical composers, including Jeremy's own compositions.

Soule has been working in the music industry since 1994 when he became an employee of Square. He then left to join Humongous Entertainment, where he composed for several children's games as well as Total Annihilation, his first award-winning score. He left to form his own music production company, Soule Media in 2000, now called Artistry Entertainment. Through this company Soule has created several award-winning soundtracks. In 2005 he founded DirectSong. Soule's works have been played in several live concerts such as the Symphonic Game Music Concert in Germany and the international Play! A Video Game Symphony concert series.

A change in musical style may be felt by listeners of his compositions past 2005. As Soule had a near-death experience in a car crash about which he reportedly stated in an interview for FiringSquad: "I ended up rolling in my car several times on an interstate while flying headlong into oncoming traffic ... I felt no fear ... I simply just acknowledged to myself that I've had a good life and I would soon have to say goodbye to all of it in a matter of seconds".

He has produced and composed music for:

* Armies of Exigo
* Azurik: Rise of Perathia
* Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance
* Company of Heroes
* Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
* Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor
* Dungeon Siege
* Dungeon Siege II
* The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
* The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
* The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
* Final Four
* Giants: Citizen Kabuto
* Guild Wars
* Guild Wars: Factions
* Guild Wars: Nightfall
* Guild Wars: Eye of the North
* Guild Wars 2
* Harry Potter and the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone
* Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
* Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
* Icewind Dale
* Icewind Dale: Heart of Winter
* Impossible Creatures
* IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey
* Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
* Mass Effect
* Neverwinter Nights
* Prey 2006
* Secret of Evermore
* SOCOM
* Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
* Star Wars: Bounty Hunter
* Supreme Commander
* Total Annihilation: Kingdoms
* Total Annihilation: The Core Contingency
* Total Annihilation
* Unreal II
* Warhammer: Mark of Chaos
* Warhammer40K: Dawn of War

Jeremy Soule recently took legal action against KHInsider, a website dedicated to digital music piracy. The owner of the site decided to remove the offending material in order to avoid being sued by Soule, who was not only trying to have his own music removed, but all the music on the site. At the same time, many customers of DirectSong have had been waiting months if not years for their physical CDs to arrive and so some filed a lawsuits against DirectSong. DirectSong no longer offers its music in physical media.

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Jeremy Soule Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by Jeremy Soule:

Dragonborn Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin naal ok zin los vahriin wah dein voku…
Dragonsreach Dovahkiin Dovahkiin Naal ok zin los vahriin wah dein vokul…
Main Theme Dovahkiin Dovahkiin Naal ok zin los vahriin wah dein vokul…
One They Fear Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin Naal ok zin los vahriin Wah dein vokul …

Sovngarde Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin, naal ok zin los vahriin, wah dein vo…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@Amoth_oth_ras_shash

9y↑14

SporeTres
I agre that with it being called an rpg makes such things like geeitng nearly blind in a sandstorm or that haveing nppcs related to another npc you killed geeting pissed so are such 'flavors' madetory otherwise you might as well play one of the fps games just change the guns for swords and magic...but... if it were a matter of player choise in system to use I would applaud the added ''for beginners'' mode

yet it is not..and sure you may say that miss chance is better replaced by actual game mechanics deciding if it was in the path of your swing aka skyrim or mount & blade wich simply is a more developed way of the concept...but that is basicly a 10 year gap of soft and hardware diffrence!...

so instead of adding such a change to leets say morrowids wepon system if you would apply the skyrim approach to it so would you throw the intire magic and enchanting system out depsite it being a major part of ''make yourself great instead of big uncle pating your butt telling you your dragon born now go do like told to and dont think for yourself or such''

replaceing it with ''these are the ways you can use magic and no other way to combine it with a wepon system that while more fluent simply is a more powerfull way of doing the exact same thing like the previous one leading to a likely need to limit how crazy the open world could get since the maximum potential ingame for a player have become crippled.

,but since it basicly only reeks of a wish to get an more easely herded customer base ..aka lees brain more button smashing..so am I jsut waiting to see when the firm holding the leash of bethessda makes them replace the open world concept ''wich is the major redeming factor for skyrim'' with something like the walled of paths like fable...

at wich point I consider that company dead.

@lellamas2778

29w

I agree with you - Morrowind is AMAZING. Peak gaming. Inspirational music. Adventure. Completely immersive.

I would like to recommend some other games that i've thoroughly enjoyed from around the same period of gaming.
In no particular order:
1. Deus Ex (original)
2. System Shock 2
3. Wizardry 7 - Crusaders of the Dark Savant

Wizardry 7 - of a similar immersive quality - explorative - character building - puzzles that will have you baffled .

@xpage

5y↑173

(0:00) Nerevar Rising (Morrowind Title Song)
(1:55) Peaceful Waters
(5:03) Knight's Charge
(7:10) Over the Next Hill
(10:17) Bright Spears, Dark Blood
(12:26) The Road Most Travelled
(15:44) Dance of Swords
(17:59) Blessing of Vivec
(21:18) Ambush!
(23:53) Silt Sunrise
(27:07) Hunter's Pursuit
(29:27) Shed Your Travails
(32:42) Stormclouds on the Battlefield
(34:56) Caprice
(38:26) Drumbeat of the Dunmer
(40:32) Darkened Depths
(41:25) The Prophecy Fulfilled
(42:39) Triumphant
(42:56) Introduction
(43:57) Fate's Quickening
(44:17) Nerevar Rising (Reprise)

@manuelagra7747

5y↑488

For phone usuaries uwu
(0:00) Nerevar Rising (Morrowind Title Song)
(1:55) Peaceful Waters
(5:03) Knight's Charge
(7:10) Over the Next Hill
(10:17) Bright Spears, Dark Blood
(12:26) The Road Most Travelled
(15:44) Dance of Swords
(17:59) Blessing of Vivec
(21:18) Ambush!
(23:53) Silt Sunrise
(27:07) Hunter's Pursuit
(29:27) Shed Your Travails
(32:42) Stormclouds on the Battlefield
(34:56) Caprice
(38:26) Drumbeat of the Dunmer
(40:32) Darkened Depths
(41:25) The Prophecy Fulfilled
(42:39) Triumphant
(42:56) Introduction
(43:57) Fate's Quickening
(44:17) Nerevar Rising (Reprise)

@clapthonyclaptano3922

9y↑21

*****

See's bandit
Attacks
You missed
Attacks again
You missed
Bandit attacks once
CRITICAL HIT
Bandit attacks again
CRITICAL HIT
I die

420/10 BESHH GAME EVERRRRR

Can't believe I lived with that combat system...

All comments from YouTube:

@elsa939

7y↑5.9K

When I was a kid my mom asked why I was reading books in a video game. Because Alchemy is hard, mom.

@ElDepressivo

6y↑115

Marry me, dear darling! :D

@goodhoonter9882

6y↑27

Lol

@House_of_Caine

6y↑77

Plenty of time, my sweet, plenty of time.

@Helmholtzwatson1984

6y↑82

Before you just ate everything to find out what it was good for...and then just mixed it all up randomly until it made something lol.

@D10H

6y↑77

Jobasa's Rare Books is the true heaven

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@geneconnell4393

4y↑2.8K

Only 3rd era n'wahs will remember these beats

@demilembias2527

4y↑81

yung scrolls

@TheSaboteurLT

3y↑14

Nostalgia

@red-leaf

3y↑66

Yes, outlander what is it.

@kenny13890

3y↑18

Beats of the Gods

@sleepwalking117

3y↑14

Die Fetcher!

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@TheTJshow2011

4y↑2.3K

The nostalgia is so ever painful listening to this. When I was young, visiting Ireland and staying at my grandmothers house I would end up sneaking into the living room, putting the Xbox on and playing Morrowind when everyone was asleep. Now she has passed away, and this ever soothing music brings back memories of those times. Extremely painful I must say. How I long to relive those days...

@tomsnider9823

3y↑65

(Sending hugs)

@loisl90

3y↑91

It's strange. A lot of people did play those games when they should have done something else. Like doing homework or go to sleep. But then again, this breaking of rules just to play beloved games or read special books, that were able to fascinate us back in the days gave us these strong nostalgic memories that are completely worth it.

@Phergan

3y↑47

That is a beautiful memory

@krupaluke

3y↑68

@@loisl90 true story. I almost failed my high school exam because of Baldurs Gate I. I finished Oblivion and Skyrim and loved them. Recently I started with Skyrim again with all those DLCs and started to thing about Morrowind. And just hearing this music made my decision. I WILL PLAY IT! I am 40 but who cares? Once a gamer always a gamer ;-).

@loisl90

3y↑11

@@krupaluke nowadays we finally leave the period of time where the age was seen as a barrier of playing video games. That's way over due. Have fun. i#m also looking foreward to play morrowind on the xbox classic.

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@nmcbugg5910

4y↑648

"Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?"

@tylerwhaley4872

4y↑25

Arthur, king of the Britons!

@YataTheFifteenth

4y↑12

"Still Lost, because I can't seem to find my way in this game."

@brianhenry152

4y↑8

@@tylerwhaley4872 King of the who?

@tylerwhaley4872

4y↑12

@@brianhenry152 sorry, Bretons I mean

@gm2407

4y↑12

Haissemeht Tonmai a Dark Elf from the main land born under certain stars. I was a prisoner in Cyrodiill becausd I was a very naughty boy.

Hint:
Read the name backwards.

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@toasterteostra5906

5y↑1.2K

I remember in 2007 when I saw my mom playing thos on her PC and I was like: "wow mom what game is this?" and she let me play it for a while.
Thanks mom, you made me an Elder Scrolls fan for life :`D

@emmiwemmy

5y↑88

I listen to all the elder scrolls soundtracks while I nurse my 2 month old son. I hope one day he'll be as big a fan of the games as I am!

@viveka2994

4y↑118

@@emmiwemmy now thats how you nurse nerevar reborn

@Nightweaver1

4y↑35

Your MOM? Cripes how old am I? I got the GotY edition for Christmas in 2003.

@zonydragon1141

4y↑72

C...can your mom... adopt me?
haha... just kidding...

unless?

@Gyrfalcon312

4y↑31

Such a wholesome story.

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@abhaytyagi6179

2y↑465

Remember guys, not every good memory you have is nostalgia, some things are truly beautiful and unforgettable.

@SeanORaigh

1y↑5

Every good memory you have is nostalgia. That's what nostalgia is. That doesn't take away from the quality of this, though.

@Tarantas

1y↑11

Well, I played this game for the first time like two weeks ago, and these tracks kick anyway.

@ChoiceOfIllusion

52w↑9

Remember guys, nostalgia does not mean remembering the past as better then it actually was. You can be nostalgic for things that were in reality as beautiful as you remember them to be.

@lupsik1

46w↑4

I never got past the dwemer cube quest as a child. This quest is probably the first one Caius Cosades gives you. I played for probably a total of 10-20h.

Despite that, about 15 years later i replayed the whole game with all DLCs 4+ times and felt nostalgic about it. This game is trully magical for me

@blopat

43w

@@Tarantas me too, I played this game for the first time like 3-4 months ago (your comment is from 3 months ago)
I am 17 yo btw

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@rexana

9y↑4.7K

You failed casting the spell
You failed casting the spell
You failed casting the spell
You failed casting the spell

Fine then I'll use my bloody sword

swish
swish
swish
swish
WHACK
swish
swish
swish

@RuSosan

9y↑166

rexana This...
Tha stugggle... Tha PAIN!
x'D

@Amoth_oth_ras_shash

9y↑47

+rexana adds the two reactions to that''
I died!..fuck this game is stupied I was supposed to be the hero! -that crowd wich most modern rpgs aims for with its 'do it or dont even try' mechanics of pre fab spells and skills to ensure none risks faceing real Counseqvenses ^^ ''

shit..guess I need more destruction skill! 'kills the test creature with sword and makes lees demanding version of spell or lvls his talents in said area'' and the crowd wich were the original customers for open world rpgs ^^

no intention to bash diffrent tastes ,but that was what rpg ment when I started enjoy them.. wich makes some of the 'modern' ones feel like copy cats or false marketing

@SporeTres

9y↑120

Namoth Missing in an action RPG because your hit chance rolled low is still a poor decision. And I agree that Skyrim was too easy. But again, an RPG is also played to experience a story, which very often gets interrupted by frustrating mechanics.

I found it flavorful that you couldn't kill ghosts with unenchanted weapons. I found it flavorful that cliffracers are annoying, the sandstorms take ANY sight from you and travelling by foot is tedious. But missing and fizzling spells are part of combat and should be more fluent and dependant on player rather and character skill. Damage and weapon effects can be engine based.

@Amoth_oth_ras_shash

9y↑14

@tbhUSuckOo

9y↑71

SporeTres or.. git gud and try to understand the game. Dont try to spam spells for wich you dont have the willpower and/or fatigue for. Dont try to clear out caves at before level 5.. etc. If you play this game right, you reach god mode in no time( even without exploits). another great tip, read the fucking classes and skills. Easy to reach 40+ in your main skills at level 1, you'll actually do damage then.

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@that_1crazy_guy455

5y↑1.7K

I love how in Skyrim's DLC Solstheim, they brought back Morrowind's music! 😍

@Chaotic_Fellow

4y↑73

Kinda wish they would let you explore past the island itself...hmm maybe run into your old character

@that_1crazy_guy455

4y↑247

@@Chaotic_Fellow By the time of Skyrim, the Nerevarine is in Akavir (possibly with him is Vivec). In Skyrim, you do get to meet your character from Oblivion. At the end of Oblivion your character becomes Sheogorath. So when you go to Solitude and do the quest for Sheogorath, you meet your character.

@Chaotic_Fellow

4y↑14

@@that_1crazy_guy455 oh......

@viveka2994

4y↑49

@@Chaotic_Fellow yeah Nerevarine is in Akavir, probably making a new empire.

@sam_v_murray6037

4y↑23

Lord Vivec, Living God of the Tribunal i hope he’s just living peacefully with the tsaesci

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@gandalfpsychopata561

4y↑371

I probably (almost sure) had the best days of my life when this game was around. Legit best young days of innocence and carelessness when you didn't care about money and all those grown-up problems. Thank you, TES, for being a part of my childhood.

@gohan32

2y↑5

There was a time where a friend of mine would play Morrowind and my girlfriend and I would fool around while he was playing. All parties knew what was happening, but that guise of "oh, he's engrossed with his screen" was all that was required. Morrowind. Good times.

@r00fles

2y↑5

All that mattered was the morrowind map pinned up on the wall next to you that you could use to navigate to the next town

@cerberus305

2y↑4

Sitting around drinking countless sodas, eating snacks, at your friend's house staying over night, trying to explore and get cool weapons and armor, those were the days

@DadsWatchingYouTube

ill never forget the first time i walked into balmora, i literally felt like the alleys were HUGE and like i explored every nook and cranny and still felt like i hadnt seen it all. that first playthrough of morrowind, the npcs felt totally alive. i remember the excitement of simply finding out what clothing a character wears. i never knew a game that i was so invested in that i would literally kill a character to loot the perfect shirt or robe, even if it wasnt enchanted or whatever. people complain about morrowinds combat, but i think its not "outdated" anymore than real Dungeon and Dragons roleplaying or daydreaming combat is realistic. it didnt need fancy combat. its immersion was enough, more than enough. sometimes, a well placed dinner table thats static gives more roleplay than all the physics engine trickery that sends cheese and sweetrolls flying around like theres no gravity. there was something beautiful about every single item placed in morrowind, it felt all purposeful. it was a true masterpiece. skyrim and oblivion arent sequels, they are mods of morrowind.

@Vencidious

Skyrim was the first game i ever played (due to my parents) when it first came out at my age of 3

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@j.martin5716

5y↑364

"Each Event is preceded by Prophecy. But whithout the Hero, there is no Event."

Zurin Arctus / The Underking

@jamesmccloud7535

4y↑21

Many fall but one remains...

@qmares

4y↑2

And after the Hero comes the Professional xD

@jamiehughes5573

34w↑2

And professionals have standards.
Be polite, be efficient and have a plan to kill everyone you meet.

@EngiGODS358

10w

Shout out to the underking btw

@crying2emoji5

3y↑128

What grand and intoxicating nostalgia

@shumat3145

3y↑35

Middle Russia. Winter. 16 years ago.
I born here. I live here. I die here. Morrowind - my tears is only for you.

@sergeysmirnov1344

3y↑1

Я такой-же. Северо-запад России. Моё детство.

@maksphoto78

9y↑2.7K

That moment when I stepped out of the boat, looked up at the sky, and thought "wow! nice graphics!"

@anibala.moralessanchez8018

9y↑257

maksphoto78 That moment that I played Skyrim and thought "meh, could be worse."

@Aeromaniac67

9y↑137

+maksphoto78 Man, you made me laugh so hard, my exact feelings when i was 11 years old

@Golemoid

9y↑59

+maksphoto78 the game actually looks good with graphic overhaul mod.

@stardust6004

9y↑71

+maksphoto78 especially when u had like a geforce 3 or better - the first cards that could render this beautiful water with that shader effects. The feels cries alot

@maksphoto78

9y↑17

Around that time, I bought GeForce 4 Ti, which (I believe) was the best graphics card at the time.

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@shadowstep3336

5y↑211

This mad me cry. I remember 8 year old me and my younger brother in a op shop asking our mum to buy us morrowind, she agreed (she wasn't one to under stand game ratings). I spent hours pretending to be a mud crab Hunter then a thief after that I might've been a hero for me the possibilities were endless. I also remember telling the guy I didn't have his ring when I did and oh man I thought I was such a bad ass lol. Thinking back to the first time I went out if Seyda neen and found out there was other places makes me laugh. I play eso and frequently spend time in morrowind. The nostalgia is real fam.

@ilyasnassih3792

3y↑22

so much memories , does anyone remember a guy who falls from the sky with a valuable book and a powerful sword. i was too young to undestand english and play the game as it should be played but i used to know that spot where i pass by and suddenly hear him screaming while falling from nowhere hhhahhhhh such a great game

@Clubpm123

3y↑9

@@ilyasnassih3792 His name is Tarhiel and I think he spawns on the road North out of Seyda Neen

@Moredhel83

3y↑3

Ah yes, I also played quite some ESO, and each time my character went to Seyda Neen I thought "home" <3

@Telukin

3y↑1

@@Moredhel83 First thing I did in Seyda Neen in ESO was go to the stump :)

@CrazyGaming-ig6qq

3y↑4

For a few seconds I read that as "I spent hours pretending to be a mud crab" because the following word "Hunter" was capitalized I thought you had ended that sentence there lol

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@aldosalthren

2y↑30

I am 25. The first video game I remember ever playing was Morrowind in my cousin's basement on his OG Xbox. Since then I have played a lot of games in my life. Out of that total number, fewer were good, and fewer still were great. Very few were so good that they occupied nearly every waking thought until I played them to completion and beyond. Even in that top tier, in the company of 2 decades of fantastic titles across many genres, Morrowind is still by far the best.

I have come to peace with the fact that nothing may ever be able to top those elementary school experiences with the greatest worldbuilding in all of gaming. On the bright side, I can go right back to playing it whenever I want - nobody really uses physical media anymore, but I always make sure I have a disk drive ready with one of the many Morrowind disks I've accumulated over the years in case I feel like diving back in.

@mateuszsiwek108

49w

I have never finished The story because your character gets do good at the end that IT gets boring. But starting Morrowind and getting to level up your new character was always fun
I played this game like ten times easily

@lellamas2778

29w

@xpage

5y↑173

@exr0se

5y↑3

the real MVP here!!!!

@loppydoodle726

@@exr0se it's in the description too, but helpful here

@m.r.armaturchik

43w

Спасибо, теперь слушаю

@Aarontheman-5567

26w

Storm clouds of the battle field sounds great

@manuelagra7747

5y↑488

@Skyggereh

5y↑5

Thank:)

@JackofBlades92

4y↑16

This needs to be at top of the comment section :D

@PaganUchiha

4y↑8

Peaceful waters is my favorite.

@szejtanik

@@PaganUchiha helped me a lot in my last dnd campaign, thanks

@changedusername159

4y↑2

You have my thanks khajit

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@tuquoque7322

5y↑119

Welcome, Moon-and-Star, to this place where destiny is made.

@marsanderson5971

3y↑3

bestie listen to dagoth wave

@natashazheltova1412

3y↑6

@@marsanderson5971 what a grand and intoxicating recommendation

@RecepBaltasiSevenInsan

3y↑3

Why do you come unprepared?

@duskfall_777

6y↑958

This music makes me want to steal a pillow.

@vladgheorghe4413

4y↑58

You violated the law, Dusk Fall. Since you turned in yourself voluntarily, I'll take that into consideration. Pay 14 gold to the court and surrender your stolen goods, or surrender your stolen goods and serve your sentence in hard labor. Deliver the gold immediately, or come with me.

@Thuliummaximmus

4y↑2

@jerberus5563

4y↑19

Why steal one when you can get an Extra Comfy Pillow as a quest reward from Drarayne Thelas?

@FuzedBox

4y↑2

@Batty Rash There wasn't a Dreamcast version.

@FuzedBox

4y↑3

@Batty Rash Are you trying to make some sort of unfunny joke? There wasn't.

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@user-ln7nk3zi1e

2y↑62

Happy 20th anniversary Morrowind! Time flies so fast...

@lellamas2778

29w

is time an illusion? Or maybe time is just "decay" and how our physical selves and life around us decays? A philosophical curiosity

@user-fq4lu5jm1o

3y↑57

Моя первая игра подобная. Музыка просто волшебство. До сих пор. Композитору и оркестру - вечный и неизменный лайк.

@mayzer1105

2y↑6

На 12:40 вообще рай для ушей

@beedykh2235

5y↑65

This soundtrack alone justifies the price of the game.

@JoelBrandonMedia

2y↑62

I remember playing this in the early 2000s - I just bought a game at random from Best Buy and had no idea what the Elder Scrolls were. Boy I was in for a treat.

@soulrebel6309

2y↑4

Sounds like my Morrowind story. I got it at a Circuit City and never heard of Elder Scrolls either!

@iknowashortcut6503

2y↑1

SAME, bought this and a box of Reese’s pieces. That shit slapped.

@acdcrulez91

2y↑1

@@iknowashortcut6503 I remember being oblivion first and loved it my friend in high school recommended morrowind if you loved oblivion and yeah fell in love with the series after morrowind

@USArmyHHC2ndBCT101ST

I first brought it cause of the werewolves, cause I love werewolves and it was the best decision I ever made in my life, for this is my favorite ES game of all time, 10X more then Skyrim.

@Rindview

2y↑2

Yeah, me too. It was a typical "software pyramid" purchase "because the screenshots on the back looked like something I might like". Though I have to admit I couldn't really get into it the first time I played it. Now it's one of my favorite games of all times. I still play it every once in a while.

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@puttwatch

4y↑44

My best friend named his character Nerevar so at some point someone told him "You're not the Nerevarine, Nerevar!"

@woszkar

7y↑2.8K

"Ahh yes, we've been expecting you. You'll have to be recorded before
you're officially released. There are a few ways we can do this, and
the choice is yours."

@Moredhel83

6y↑114

feels good man

@amdenca0404

6y↑194

Hope I'm not the only one who could hear his voice as I read this. Too many beautiful memories in good ol' Morrowind. Much love for a fantastic game.

@stepanserdyuk4589

6y↑61

It's even better in Russian dub. The one who reads these lines is the guy who voices Gandalf.

@TheEndOfThisChapter

6y↑23

....Interesting

@dracofirex

6y↑62

"We're watching you... scum." Aw, I love you too, Ordinators.

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@butomar5349

3y↑63

Сейчас уже 2020, а я все ещё слушаю музыку из Морровинда! Значит это была действительно легендарная игра!

@sergeysmirnov1344

3y↑11

Это лучшая игра. Таких уже не делают, увы.

@defenstrator4660

4y↑113

The lugubrious pace of the music in Morrowind gave that strange place a genuine dreamlike quality. Out of all the fantasy games I have played, it has always felt the most genuinely unique to me. A place where you recognize all the tropes, and yet they are all unfamiliar.

@heteroerectus

2y↑15

Totally. Most lugubrious pace ever.

@EagleScoutmano

2y↑8

Not far from Vivic city, there was a road that ran east across the countryside; it was one of the few relatively safe stretches of terrain, and there were many flowers growing there. Also a fun encounter on that road. Travelling along that road, enjoying the countryside, always felt so real, but so distant. I can agree with your assessment of dream-like quality; Morrowind often had the feeling of being a leaf floating in the breeze.

@crestfallenknight7983

2y↑5

Absolutely true, Morrowind is an experience as if from a past life.

@91bpatrick

2y↑1

After being in Cyrodiil lately I look back on Morrowind and realise its a very emotional and unwelcoming place and tracks like Vivecs Blessing paint this essence well

@mot00rzysta

52w↑2

My gf once told me "ah, I love your lugubrious pace"

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@balzac617

5y↑118

The best Elder scrolls game.

@user-ms5tq1dh7i

4y↑8

@Delta Romeo And you are goddamn right

@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers

3y↑2

Well met.

@chad7070

By far.

@chad7070

3y↑2

@sarcastic minecrafter Daggerfall sucks. Play Arena, easily best.

@soulrebel6309

2y↑4

Morrowind is the best game ever!

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@sigertjohansen

3y↑86

It is not at all nostalgia for me, I am playing the game right now. And after all these years I rediscover it is one of the best games ever made, if not the best.

@hairtoss7975

44w↑2

It is the best. No stupid quest arrows anywhere.

@titolovely8237

14w

it's definitely in my top 5 games of all time. they really respected the player's intelligence and let you get lost in the world. it's amazing how many games today dont understand how immersive actually getting lost is in a game.

@ignatibyvaltsev8250

4y↑49

I feel homesick whenever I listen to Morrowind music. It's just... So beautiful, relaxing and inspiring <3

@lex.iii7

5y↑1.3K

Not gonna lie Morrowind has the best soundtrack in all elder scrolls

@user-ms5tq1dh7i

4y↑51

some says it's oblivion, but yeah i'm with you

@melikshah6381

4y↑39

Ya both wrong it's skyrim imo

@user-ms5tq1dh7i

4y↑154

@@melikshah6381 skyrim and oblivion is only a remix from the true og, morrowind

@antipsychotic451

3y↑35

daggerfall's OST is really great

@Liveimprov

3y↑8

@@user-ms5tq1dh7i Lots of truth there haha

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@dezgasting

5y↑491

No matter how good Skyrim music is, I still prefer Morrowind music.

And no nostalgia factor. I didn't play Morrowind at all.

@dandundun

4y↑3

There is a mod for changing the music to Morrowind music.

@immydubby5789

4y↑32

I'm playing in solstheim now. They put this morrowind musics in it. So awesome

@supersonic7605

4y↑12

cohy_pocrit you have got to play it... I was 3 years old when this game came out, I bought Skyrim at release and this game at 19. I’m 20 now. As old as it may be, it is now my favorite TES game of all time!

@BlazeHawkOfficial

4y↑6

I agree except for when you roam Skyrim and hear Secunda playing. So soothing.

@Dennis-nc3vw

4y↑3

Skyrim's music didn't stick in my memory like Oblivion's or Morrowind's. Skyrim was a great game, maybe the best but, the atmosphere never captivated me.

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@licht339

3y↑27

I am not ashamed to admit that the first song brought a tear to my eye

@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers

3y↑2

It's wonderful isn't it.

@EwfrGomulee

3y↑51

Nerevar Rising and The Road Most Travelled takes me back to growing up in the Dorset countryside :') in the summer out in the middle of nowhere with music like this playing in your head could feel like you were on a real adventure :')

@leecooperphotography1214

2y↑1

Ha nice! I’m from Dorset! Imma throw this on next time in the woods 👌🏼

@kruglovtural

4y↑71

Аж мурашки по коже, как же это было давно=((((

@m.r.armaturchik

43w↑6

Некоторые даже не слышали эти саунтреки

@Jasper_Hill

5y↑32

ANY time i hear the word "Great" it is always immediately followed in my head by "I'm sure you'll fit right in".

@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers

3y↑1

[5 minutes later]
"Greetings, Outlander"
"Outlander, what do you want?"
"Outlander"
"Make it quick, Outlander"
"Outlander..."

@scuba9891

8y↑1.1K

Anyone who played this game has superb reading skills.

@Loftur1172

6y↑41

DeathCow Ajir there's a ton of reading, regardless of the in-game books.

@SourceCodeDeleted

6y↑125

My friend learned English through this game.

@dmitriygryaznov9210

6y↑27

DeathCow Ajir I wonder whether you said that because you are too young to realize how much text you have to read in the dialogues in this game, or because you are old enough to remember games where you had to read even more, rendering this a non-issue for you.

@DraconX3

6y↑41

From an age when talking online was done in full legible sentences. Because reading was a requirement in games. Ah the good ol days...……..

@hmmm348

6y↑9

Do they use the word fetcher as an insult? I sure hope so...

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@empresseida744

4y↑194

I can just hear the background characters... XD

"Speak traveller. "

"Quickly outlander, I haven't much time... "

😂😂😂

@Draztikus

4y↑12

SEEN ANY ELVES? HAHAHA

@dgralow

4y↑12

Why walk when you can ride?

Greetings, Outlander.

@riffraff3382

4y↑5

Not alot of pretty ladies around here..

@shangtsung1362

3y↑4

"DIE FETCHER!!!"

@zachary8249

3y↑4

Die N'Wah!!

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@Nightweaver1

4y↑40

This music is woven into my consciousness, I've heard it so much.

@jordanwolfson8378

5y↑18

This will always be my favorite game of all time. I know people go hard for Skyrim, but this game...it just can't be beat in my eyes.

@aituos1058

4y↑28

I've first seen Morrowind while at my cousin's house. Was much younger back then, it was 2004 or 2005. I was instantly mesmerized by the beautiful, unique open world, all the possibilities, the freedom... To this day Morrowind is my favorite game that I come back to from time to time. It always gives me this special feeling of nostalgia, like nothing else in my life :)

@glubschiiiglubschiii6326

4y↑17

When I'm leaving this world, I want that music to be played at my funeral.
I grown up with that music and I will always love it.

@Dwimerytguy

9y↑513

Since Morrowind no game gave me this glimpse of adventure. Every step was a new mystery... Also this was my first open world RPG game, i was maybe 14 years old, so you can imagine...
Greatest gaming experience in my life. I will never forget how i found my first deadric palace (you know, this pyramid-like) and entered it... And running away from deadras inside, because my weapon did them no harm. And losing way inside. And sitting in a corner like a little bitch, being afraid to move anywhere to find the exit.
Thank you Bethesda for developing this wonder of gaming ;)

@TheArcticWonder

9y↑24

Me too. This IS my childhood game. Nothing will ever be like it.

@whydidyoutubeputmynameherefml

9y↑13

I'm so sad that I was too young to play this when my brother showed it to me. I was in love with this game but it was way too difficult for me. I'm not much of a gamer anyway and I could hardly understand English. So I mainly just watched my brother play. Except the part you described running from enemies, losing your way and sitting in the corner like a little bitch... I do recall doing that xP Now I still have nostalgic feelings even though I never really played it that much... in a lot of aspects it's superior to Skyrim. At least the music is definitely better.

@JuglarEuskaldun

9y↑7

I played it at 16 or 17 years old, and it was totally magic.

@MrTPLinh

9y↑1

You said everything that I had planned to say :(

@radawald

I was at the same age and have the exact same experience. I ll always remember it fondly.

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@ZZz3rDeYezZZ

4y↑23

I've spent well over 2,000 hours in this game. I'm sure the music had me stuck like glue during every single minute. I got a friend of mine hooked on the game as well and I'm sure he put in almost as much time. I went to his house and asked if I could check out his game. I decided to start a new adventure, walked through the first door and it autosaved. HE SCREAMED BLOODY MURDER AT ME! I'm like wtf??? He said I just saved over his game save. I said, you mean to tell me you never made a manual save point this entire time? NO. He strictly relied on the ONE and ONLY auto save for his entire game. We didn't talk for awhile after that. Also I might add that my Cadillac took a "telephone pole to the knee" as I was backing out of his driveway as he was still yelling at me when I left.
WHO DOESN'T HAVE A MILLION SAVE POINTS IN THEIR GAME 'JUST IN CASE"? lol
20 years later our friendship is still a little shaky. I would be pissed too...

{would you like to save your game?}

@BronzetheGolden

2y↑2

I started a run to kill everyone and I rested so I came to save and I got depression for a few days. I have however found a way to restore my files in the recycle bin because I used to have like.. 10 files for each quest so if I really wanted to. I could restore my game

@Ratigan2

1y↑1

This story left my mouth agape. I've cried before over a few hours of lost gameplay but a whole game...? On one save...? And then you crashing into his telephone pole? I mean, you didn't know... I can't go 5 minutes without saving as you eventually learn when playing these old games...

@amyefting3225

3y↑6

I just want to thank you for having this up in full without ads. It's my go to for relaxing music (sleep, study, etc) and was one of the first things I actually "liked" on youtube just so I could find it easily to listen to all the time.

@redpillforrealbrasil1405

4y↑16

I've known Elder Scrolls series since daggerfall. Played to exhaustion every game. But no OST comes even near the quality of morrowind. The best soundtrack in the series, period!

@maar73n79

5y↑12

When soundtracks like this made your youth and still give you goosebumps, you know you've lived in the golden age of pc gaming

@greensquirrel4019

3y↑23

Since morrowind, my first playthroughs of both Oblivion and Skyrim was with a Dunmer

@tommyscott8511

I imagine you found yourself pretty disappointed with the lack of consequences for that choice in Skyrim?

@ProgazQQ

3y↑1

because of Morrowind I dont like those grey skins

@Amcor09

8y↑1.8K

Why walk when you can ride?

@seekillumination4109

8y↑101

Why ride when you can fly?

@Become-Eggplant

8y↑46

+FrostaFide Why eat pie when you have CHEESE! CHEESE FOR EVERYONE! Oh wait, Wrong timeline.... I think? its been a while since I've played Morrowind. CHEESE!

@frostzxs

8y↑1

+Amcor09 ха-ха! :)

@ENCHANTMEN_

8y↑23

+Amcor09 WATCH YOURSELF OUTLANDER, WE'LL HAVE NO TROUBLE HERE
MOURNHOLD: CITY OF LIGHT CITY OF MAGIC
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR TROUBLE, YOU'LL FIND MORE THAN YOU BARGAINED FOR
YOU ENN WAH
WATCH YOURSELF OUTLANDER, WE'LL HAVE NO TROUBLE HERE
WHY WALK WHEN YOU CAN RIDE
MOURNHOLD: CITY OF LIGHT CITY OF MAGIC

@Dragonsnake40

8y↑41

+Amcor09 Why ride when you can fast travel?
...
F**k you, Skyrim!

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@courtempierre

5y↑16

I played Morrowind when i was 30. Oh my god that's it, i am old. Well ... I was already old. I wish i played this when i was 13 or so. It was, is still good.

@Ratigan2

1y↑2

You're never too old unless you convince yourself that you are! :D

Heck, there's even a grandma youtuber doing Skyrim videos!

@Aezetyr

39w↑5

The second track, "Peaceful Waters" was always my favorite. They're all amazing pieces of music. This is the one that brings it all back.

@M-Maxentius

3y↑17

this song reminds me when i was happiest in life

@jallard3640

1y↑4

Trying to hold back my tears. I remember playing this on my xbox 20 years ago. Oh god the years have passed by this game will always have a special place in my heart. <3 Morrowind

@user-fq4lu5jm1o

4y↑50

Музыка величественна, игра великолепна. Всегда останется любимой.

@silask.223

8y↑696

Stand up.
There you go.
You were dreaming.
What's your name?

@zhangjao6328

8y↑24

My name is Jiub.

@LordDrast420

8y↑14

My name is Juib.

@basedworldsk8

8y↑11

My name is Jiub.

@vidapetertamas

8y↑12

I've always played games, but Morrowind made me a true gamer.
Since, if I play an RPG, my character is always called Jiub.

@johnyiannoullou9170

8y↑19

i actually read that in his voice

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@AnwayPramanik

4y↑8

Man the first half of this score is so chill and ambient, and then suddenly it becomes so intense and epic during the second half

@MaxstallfishDenton

4y↑15

(34:56) Caprice - is my lovely track in game!
I imagine myself in a warm cozy house where candles shine . And dinner is cooking on fire. Outside it rains and night. I’m at home, sorting out my loot and looking on the maps, planning where will I go to travel tomorrow.

@Krofna1000

4y↑106

I don't care how old you are, if these soundtracks don't tear up your eyes, don't ever talk to me

@Kainlarsen

2y↑7

I love this game so much. It's always something I find myself coming back to after all these years. The music was as much part of the experience as the graphics or the gameplay.

@Ilya_Tarasov

5y↑26

Тоже вспоминаете, как вас забрали из столичной тюрьмы.Сначала везли в карете,а затем в лодке,на восток,в Морровинд?

@lizasokolova1

5y↑4

Аха-ха-ха)) от сумы и от тюрьмы не зарекайся!

@pixboi

9y↑154

One of the dearest memories is finding the guy with the jump scrolls then flying everywhere.

@mysoul4donuts

9y↑41

jon snoe dying*

@Kogobean

9y↑11

jon snoe and then dying right after because if you used them at an early level you'd die on landing. ahhh, good memories.

@clapthonyclaptano3922

9y↑21

@lennartstek8899

Jon Snoe I just wanted to say a huge thank you Jon Snoe

@aknopf8173

Thats why you switch to levitation ring right before the landing... ah the memories :)))

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@RompyThomps

4y↑8

Shout-out to all the people that just love the world of the elder scrolls. From Arena to Skyrim what an adventure it has been. All I know is all these games have helped me through life so much when I was at my lowest. It created a space where I could push through all my anxiety and depression in my life out the door and experience this world full of wonder and mystery. Thank you Bethesda and Jeremy Soule 💓.

@Ravenorxx80

4y↑9

One of the best OST of all time, and the best of the serie without any doubt.

@jankojagarcec

3y↑4

So many beautiful memories and feelings stir up even by the first few sounds of this... It's simply much more than just a game.
Thank you.

@cheeto0o

51w↑4

simply one of the best video game soundtracks ever, period

@messavage5346

4y↑8

один из самых лютых саундтреков за всю историю мировых игр

@Camelworks

8y↑3.9K

My feels

@teddy9970

8y↑11

@jesuschavez4428

8y↑30

brothers we are nerevar

@conjugationsm8528

8y↑22

hey I know u

@Nekotrekk

8y↑8

Camel, bro! <3

@bepislover6984

8y↑6

Oh hey whatcha doin here ? <3

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@zilazilazila

4y↑7

This is one of the greatest soundtracks I’ve ever heard. I have never felt so tense in battle or calm while traveling through known territory.

@AtomicCody

4y↑3

Good lord, this soundtrack is utterly beautiful. It really gives off the sense you're going on this huge adventure to save the world.

@mathiasmorgan5792

4y↑21

This game is an absolute masterpiece. A true work of art!

@lancevance2186

4y↑10

This is how legend begins...

@Kalach444

49w↑3

this brings memories like crazy, good old times when you were a kid and the only thing u had to worry was morag tong

@theopiner402

8y↑1.1K

My first open world game, my favorite game ever...period.

@theopiner402

8y↑59

I remember being so into it that I used to take the time to read the in-game books.

@franciscocabrejos8637

7y↑5

with Skyrim, my 2 favorite offline games ever

@dragonborn5832

7y↑12

Skyrim and Oblivion (some Fallout) were my favorites and grew up playing them. It is awesome meeting other fans of this great games:)

@yummyyum4626

7y↑22

I heard about it In a game magazine lol. it was an article about "The most annoying in-game enemies". Cliff racers were number 3 lol.

@theopiner402

7y↑6

Zack Just.Zack Cliff racers do get annoying after a while, but they are easy enough kills.

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@raccooncity7774

1y↑7

Морровинд это лучшая РПГ. Сколько тысяч часов у меня в Скайриме не было бы, Морровинд мне запал в душу с первого его запуска. Эта атмосфера, эта музыка, этот мир, в нём всё прекрасно. Дайте мне выбор между играми, в которые мне придётся играть всю оставшуюся жизнь, я выберу Морровинд. Лучшая РПГ и лучшая из TES. Да благослови Азура всех тех, кто читает это.

@ahuet

лучшая, и лучшая в серии, но к сожалению, перестала быть играбельной.

@ninjafrog6966

@@ahuet morrowind is still playable.

@user-mz2hb5fi3z

35w

@@ahuetда норм даже сейчас играется...

@stardust6004

4y↑3

Stepping out of the ship for the first time and being overwhelmed from the world itself for the first time while listening to the main theme and the calm, peaceful tracks later on... such a good feeling. Wish I could get back there for at least one day. Anyway - just happy that I had so much fun and happiness with the game and come back here anytime and listen to its soundtrack :)

@martinberglund1065

3y↑1

I feel so weirdly distanced from those days being a teenager escaping to Morrowind now i'm in my mid 30's and life is not nearly as magical as back then. I loved every second of it. And now i find myself searching for Morrowind videos all the sudden i'm so nostalgic and filled with both joy i can still play but also sad because i can't go back in time and relive those days you know what i mean? Well anyways. Hope you get to enjoy the game again. I'm thinking i should go back to Morrowind. For one last time. I got unfinished business with the game 😄
I love the music. Story. Magic. It's the best game ever made if you ask me it gave me so much joy. Thanks for the wonderful video of music compilation from the game.
Take care Outlanders.

@michaely6665

38w↑3

Morrowind made me buy a 5.1 surround system as I was so immersed in this games music and atmospheric. Never bothered setting it up again for any other game (including Skyrim).

@vinzent1992

1y↑2

That feeling I felt when the Morrowind logo came on the screen and this music started playing, I can never forget that feeling, even today I get the same feeling when I play this soundtrack. It's the feeling that you are about to enter a strange and mysterious world where everything is possible, and you can be whoever you want to be, a complete escape from reality, oh how I miss those days :')

@naomiwashinton8102

8y↑579

Morrowind was the game that got me into the PC. I had played it on the XBox and loved it to death. Then my Xbox broke and I had no choice but to play it on the PC. It was a piece of crap and I had to look at the ground constantly to get decent frame rates, but that problem made me learn what caused it. 15 years later I have two 980Tis and I'm in school for IT. I owe it all to Morrowind and my console breaking.

@Ojibwa_Islandboi

8y↑20

+Naomi Washinton That's a person whom is on their main quest-line. Inspired by something that we are all on this webpage for.
This game is amazing.

@saintgibs5619

8y↑3

+Naomi Washinton I remember my days when I 13 year old and jury rigged a computer out of odd bits from who knows where and when it didn't work I had to restart from scratch until it worked. Good times.

@nothere974

8y↑11

+Naomi Washington. Don't forget that your family ws able to afford it.

@LumpyBumpyAcidFish

8y↑3

+Naomi Washinton yo pc is the only way to go i got my self in a pickle without that fast travel i was trapped in that volcanic hell hole you know the shit that surrounds read mountain WHERE ALL THE FUCKING CLIFF RACERS ARE and those fucking 2 legged mouth things they were everywhere and i tried getting through to the other side like YEAH IM AN EXPLORER :D but then after getting halfway through my weapons are almost broken and im like alright i cant go back or im dead i have to keep going forward and find a town but then like i hit a thing called ghost wall and my last weapon broke and im like fuck im trying to out run the damn bastards fucking cliff racers but they keep getting me every time i heal i have to fight an assassin i try to get to fucking buildings to heal up sometimes its successful other times i have to fight a rat bare fisted so there and no matter where i turned it was fucking cliff racers there was no escape...........they're in the hills BUT THEN LOW AND BEHOLD CONSOLE COMMANDS FUCKING COC BALMORA and thats why if i played on xbox i would had to have restarted my file

@hEINRICh6669

+Naomi Washinton Two 980 ti's in SLI should be just about enough to play it with everything maxed out in the overhaul version.

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@seb310801

2y↑2

The first track is so fucking amazing. Seriously some of the best orchestral music ever composed

@YoyoNes

3y↑2

That intro... i remember opening the game just to listen to it over and over, while i was studying.

@vinnel5035

4y↑5

Никогда не играл в Morrowind, но когда заиграл первый Саундтрек, аж мурашки пошли по коже.

@user-mm3sd3uh6y

многое упустил) стоит поиграть, очень атмосферная игра, как и саундтрек ;)

@levyschultz6589

4y↑3

Oh the nostalgia! The music of my youth, any ost from the early 2000s, just opens the flood gates of my memory banks and I remember things I thought were long ago deleted and erased.

@luna775

3y↑11

This music hits me in the feels, overwhelms me with nostalgia and gives me cliffracer ptsd.. i think Morrowind was the last time i was truly facinated and inmersed in a video game and its world.. i know this cuz i searched every book to read about it, in order to know wtf was going on.. the imperium, the dwarves, the tribunal, etc and understood all i could about the world the creation and the tribunal faith.. then i went to vivec and my mind was blown.. i saw vivec in the flesh and it turns out the tribunal were living gods?.. wtf! Haha.. its kinda crazy, i have memories of my travels in the world of Morrowind, it was like i lived a real adventure, and remember the feelings when i did stuff, like when i met vivec, or saw an ash zombie the first time, or when i found out about the dreamers and the corpus or making my first shitty potion or creating my first spell only to fail at casting it lol.. its like i inmersed in a really good adventure book and this music was the perfect companion to all of it..
Its a shame what became of Bethesda since then..

@Ratigan2

I was there for the lore too :)

@highlevelgaming7893

15w

Awesome synopsis of your experience. It's as if I had written it myself. Reading this really makes me feel connected to other human beings everywhere in the world. We are all one, folks!

@sad-death

8y↑415

The real hero in this game is actually Jiub, he murdered every last cliff racer

@khosrow

7y↑20

It's Sankt Jiub.

@proto303

6y↑9

A) he didn't kill them, he drove them away from morrowind
B) he did not get rid of all of them, just the majority, there are still cliff racers on morrowind, but there, isn't many of them

@Lardon2

Yeah, apparently he is so badass!

@darrenkirsch4870

6y↑21

It's too bad he got stuck in a black soul gem

@alexlawson4173

@@darrenkirsch4870 indeed.

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@alexpivniouk8421

1y↑2

My middle school history teacher would play this during our work time, and she remains one of the most goated teachers I've ever had, even as I'm in college

@deltasalz8138

3y↑4

I am fond of the time spent with this game.

@williamhemond728

It's like an old friend

@xynodegaming

3y↑5

THAT is how you make a proper soundtrack for a game. Perfect even almost 20 years later :)

@theowl9310

4y↑138

Skyrim’s music is the most epic
The music of Oblivion is the most adventurous
But Morrowind’s music is the most heartwarming

@katarinabrunk8698

3y↑6

Exactly 💓.

@lukeclapp499

3y↑10

i disagree, skyrim has a lot of extremely beautiful music that makes you want to walk around just admiring the world

@linkinparkrulz2275

3y↑7

This is the best of the three games. The whole thing is like a dream.

@AB-sw4kb

3y↑1

@@lukeclapp499 Streets of Whiterun <3

@foxy4851inactive

3y↑3

@sarcastic minecrafter install a mod that puts all the ost in skyrim ? oblivion morrowind and keep the skyrim ones

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@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

4y↑4

the best thing about this game is how immersive and beautiful it is, the ambiance, the alien landscapes and cultures, how cool and different the redoran armors and buildings are, the telvanni mushroom buildings, the catacombs and dungeons with daedric runes and deep water caves, the giant insectoid alien creatures like the silt striders, i could go one for hours

also the beautiful sky that changed time like in real life, between day and night, that immersion accompanied by the beautiful soundtrack, gave me so many memories

@angelabrand8895

4y↑1

The most perfect of games .... I started playing Morrowind late in life (a mother, 54 years old!), thanks to watching my sons playing, and I was hooked.....I still LOVE the music.....it evokes SO many wonderful memories....

@TalentlessJoes

6y↑731

I was 14 years old. It was mid July, and it was my birthday. Dad took me to the store so I could pick out my gift (his lazy way of getting me what i wanted for my birthday). I had $60 dollars i could spend (we never had a ton of cash, so that was always the birthday limit). I say Morrowind and thought it looked interesting. I got it, brought it home, and installed it on the PC. Hell, even our pc wasnt that hot. I got maybe 15 fps in a busy section of town, but it didnt matter, I was in love with this game. So many memories from this game, and somehow i can relate the in-game memories to things happening in my real life. Hanging out with my cousins, trying different things.

Fast forward 3 years. Graduation day. Somehow I managed to get a scholarship. It wasnt a scholarship to a university, it was just $400 cash for being a friendly student.
Right after school that day, i went straight to the store and got Oblivion and an X-Box 360. That was what was important to me that day. I didnt give a shit about that school or the bullying and rejection I received there. It was the fact that I could continue in the world of Elder Scrolls.

My point is this. People want to trash on gamers and those who live second lives in-game, but these games hold such awesome memories for us, and we can associate these memories to memories irl. Idk, just thought I'd share. I get so many feels listening to this.

Either way, Have a good day, friiends, and keep the memories.

@crevice5369

5y↑18

love your story.

@Arelak

5y↑13

My first year of high school, that game kept me alive that year despite living in a shithole. Still play Morrowind to this day!

@curtiswong7280

5y↑15

The Elder Scrolls is quite literally one of the few things I live for, not because I'm addicted or overly obsessed, but because reality is just less appealing.

@mr.kenthappyface746

5y↑6

Man. Elder scrolls got me through a lot of times. Ever since I was a kid, I used to love sitting down and watching my dad play Morrowind for Xbox. It was amazing.

@vit9233

5y↑1

"Hanging out with my cousins, trying different things". .. OK :DDDDD

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@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess

4y↑3

one day several years ago when i was buying school supplies in a stationary store near my house, i saw in the video game section this game, i fell in love instantly with the art and the figures how cool they looked, it was already a kinda old game so it was very cheap, little did i know i picked one of the best games i ever played that shaped my love for rpg's and that gave me some of my dearest memories of my childhood :')

@Inogat

2y↑2

Seeing Seyda Neen again after all these years it legit feels like coming home.
My town has changed, my friends are gone or some place else, my family is far away but Fargoth is still hiding his gold in that tree stump.

@danielpokus

4y↑7

"Wealth beyond measure, outlander."

@lyubaturkoosi1652

1y↑2

Эх,2004 год,сколько бессонных ночей я провела в этой великолепной игре!И знаете,я ни о чем не жалею!🥺

@slava_ericks

1y↑3

Только 2 года назад впервые поиграл в Морровинд и получил невероятный уникальный игровой опыт. Вроде такая сломанная и деревянная игра, но такая притягательная. И самая любимая на долгие годы

@Alexei_Rebell

1y↑1

Мой вам совет, не недооценивайте удачу

@milankolarski8876

4y↑8

"I don't recall using teleportation. Yet there I was. Alone. Naked."

@dracofirex

6y↑926

hears battle music Oh hey, it's time to play the "What the heck is chasing me now?" game!

@dontspikemydrink9382

6y↑168

*Nervously looks up to the sky, scanning for a Cliffracer, gets bitten by a mudcrab

@dracofirex

6y↑68

A tiny kwama forager comes charging out of the brush and you're like ugh really?

@dmitri8117

5y↑53

Half the time you can’t find it because its stuck on a rock or tree halfway across the map. If its a cliffracer, then its stuck in midair like 50 feet above you and wont come down so you can just beat its ass and collect those delicious racer plumes.

@baronofbahlingen9662

5y↑8

dracofirex >Is level 12 neverarine barbarian with stormforge

>attacked by diseased rat

Oh okay music stops

@bjornerlendur4606

5y↑16

viwiwiwiwi viwiwiwiwi
aah that bird again

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@gavinlew8273

12w

This music will forever be in my heart. Jeremy Soule did an awesome job!

@Tunoi_Veil

We use to take turns playing this, SC broodwar, Warcraft III, Heroes. I always returned to this. You went another way. May you adventure forever, brother.

@normalishguy966

1y↑1

Countless hours in 2004-5 summers off school me and my friends spent playing.. couldn’t do the quest so well due to being very young but man… we would Brag about gaining 1 skill point in any level and just laugh back and forth and just explore on our own systems and help one another when someone found something cool. The days I would love to live one more time… hurts knowing the last time we all played together would be the last 20+ years ago

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