Thanks for playing Tamriel Rebuilt! It's always a pleasure to see and hear first impressions of a dedicated Morrowind fan from seeing the mainland. It's also kinda crasy seeing how you explored all of this locations that already got improvements for the next release (hopefully coming in the nearest months). If you do not afraid of spoilers, here's some explanations to your encounters: - The ship captain lady missing from the docks of Ebonheart was indeed some sort of mistake. She should be there (a mod conflict?). Alternatively, there's a new shipmaster near the Vivec fast travel boat that could serve the same purpose. - The two Imperial cutters you see at the docks of Fort Ancylis are the Navy cutter and the Coast Guard cutter. The latter patrols the seas on the question of smugglers, while the former is a vestige of the mighty IEastern mperial fleet. Specifically, the remains of what used to be stationed at the ruined Fort Firemoth. The Navy uniform has a completely new model now as well, without the studs spam. Hopefully, you'll gonna love it! - St. Aralor was a bandit leader who got trapped in a cave-in and prayed to Almalexia to be saved. Upon his repentance, he was miraculously saved and devoted himself to the gods. The monastery you visited is dedicated to the saint, and was built on the presumed place of his conversion. The monastery functions as a rehabilitation colony for criminals and has some interesting dialogue. - The Bosmer guy you try to save in the Menaan prison has to do with the manor of a paranoic Hlaalu noble you checked before. The one that's so afraid of assassins. You can indeed save Engor, but it is never explicitly stated what's the real story was about. - Re: Great Houses on the mainland. I'm afraid, there's not a lot of choice at the moment. It's only House Telvanni and Hlaalu that give quests on the mainland. And the former is quite old content. So I'd say that trying House Hlaalu is the safest bet for now. The Andothren questline is pretty cool. And there will be more in future updates. While Redoran, Indoril and Dres will have to wait for new land expansions. - I am glad you've found one of the few side-quests present in the current version of Andothren. Though, you may notice that the sword is much cheaper than the real ebony sword. The outcome of this quest is a tough fight so be prepaired! - Re: side-quests void in Andothren. It will be fixed in the next release -- you will have much more jobs offered to you on the streets and by various citizens of this port-city. In fact, the notice board you check at 48:56 is properly filled with bounties now, which you can go and collect. Still, even the current version of TR has dozens of wilderness side-quests and Andothren offers plenty of faction work to the player. In general: the next release, Andaram, will get you a new swath of land south of Almas Thirr, while also completely overhauling the city itself -- adding tons of quest and faction content everywhere. I should warn though, that it might cause issues on an old savefile because it replaces the existing content. But it's definitely worth it!

"i have seen the gates of Mournhold - beyond which, no living eye may see" 🤣🤣🤣

Welcome to the Tamriel Rebuilt fan club, my friend :) It's like playing Morrowind all over again.

The care, love, and passion by Tamriel Rebuilt is unmatched. The amount of work and dedication always leaves me speechless. I am playing it in 2024. Compared to games like Starfield, it really shows you how good Bethesda games used to be.

You are making me want to go check out more of the mainland.

the intro couldn't be more perfect 😂 also, damn I'm stuck with Morrowind for the past 3 years especially now that I have Tamriel Rebuilt installed. There are only a few things I kinda wished they never touched in their recent updates. One of them is Helnim. They made it smaller in the Aanthirin update than it was on the Telvannis update.

I've seen a few boat captain NPCs end up glitched beneath docks in a few locations and have had to TCL and go down through them to find the NPCs treading water.

Liked the video as soon as I opened it. This is exactly the kind of content about Tamriel Rebuilt I was looking for!

you can tell that despite decades of development, restarts and constant differences in creative vision, that the devs have a lot of fun adding little detail like booby traps in the house or that bard there to make the world more lived in

Waiting until most of the original release areas get a revamp, then I’d gladly jump back in

Wow this has amazing production and overall quality plus your playthrough is fun and you're just starting it too! I only got TR today and was wondering how/where to start so it's incredible to see this series starting now

1:20 Git: "Aww here comes this guy." Jiub: "Quiet!" Guard: "You. Get off. With me! " o_o

Neat intro, things are starting to load weird for me, cause a hurricane just came through yesterday, but once I get power I will watch the full thing.

I no longer need to wait for elder scrolls 6 anymore, how could it possibly compete with the Morrowind modding scene

aweomse intro!! and yes!! Tamriel Rebuilt is epice!! try also its sounderstrucks!!!!

Recently started playing TR for the first time and actually playing it as a focus instead of installing it and doing what I always do, but I also have home of the nords installed for the first time ever which should give a refreshing and unique morrowind run

I definetly plan to replay morrowind, explore both the island and the mainland hehe. Do all 3 main quests for morrowind. There is just so much of morrowind I never really explored, like the far north.

Is there a mod to let you start the game in the middle of the TR terrain instead of vanilla start?

awesome video man! I wanted to ask you how many fps you manage to get in cities

That inro was cool. 😅

Such high drawing distance kinda ruins the mood of mysteriousness and maps look not that big. Cool video tho!

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TR looks great, I just wish they would actually finish it. TR has been in development since November 2001 and is maybe 1/4 of the way done after almost 22 years now. Massive full game overhauls like Nehrim and Enderal took less time to make. I personally just don't see the point in playing a disjointed and unfinished map tacked onto the original game.