Thanks so much for the kind replies, guys! I was definitely frazzled last night and probably made more a big deal of things than was warranted >.<
Knocking around Kirin a bit in Monster Hunter got me right back in good spirits, and reading y’all’s posts elevated them even higher. This forum’s the best!
Yeah, that could be the case for sure. After cooling down and pausing for reflection, I’ve concluded it’s either this, or because I was killing some trivial mobs that I picked up on my way to an Azerite node. In researching possible causes for the kick, I realized people apparently want to kill rares and only rares. Perhaps I was threatening their farm by collecting Azerite from the ground?
But… it’s probably the jerk thing, since they were both below level 120 anyway. I just do my best to never assume jerk-ness right off the bat. Always looking for ways to improve!
Haha yeah, ironically the enemy Mag’har team was nicer to me than my own teammates. They at least explained why they were hunting me! Something about interrupting meditation. Very sympathetic to a Pandaren Monk!
I hope their lives get lots better before they pass on! Everyone deserves a chance to stir some sugar into the bitter coffee of life~
Ahh I see. Well if you ever figure it out and want to share, I’ll be glad to take a look : )
Yes absolutely.
Modless is definitely the way to go at first. I’d especially not be tempted to use extensions like “distant land” or “faster base move speed”, because while the short view distances and glacially slow pace are very annoying issues at first, I think they’re integral to the Morrowind experience. Without them, the whole map will seem very small. Plus, you won’t have any motivation to make awesome traveling spells like jumping buffs, levitation, and the Boots of Blinding Speed!
However you decide to play it, though, you’re in for a great time. There’s no world as readily immersive as Morrowind. I’m a big fan of Oblivion and Skyrim too, for sure, but there’s just something about Morrowind that stands above the others. Maybe it’s how all the NPCs treat strange, bizarre happenings as normal. Giant squid ranches. Soul-powered magic fence. Ash blizzards. Heck, their primary delicacy is the eggs of giant horrible cave bugs. It all feels so alive, but alien enough that it doesn’t dip into the uncanny valley.
I freakin’ love Morrowind.