Quests in Morrowind vs Quests in Skyrim

Which game had the better quests?
#memes #morrowind #skyrim

[AleksanderDrako]

I say Morrowind quests can be described with one sentence:
"Well, I made it - despite your directions"

[Musetrigger]

I think we're missing something important. Squidward got launched by a Giant, fell down hard, and survived.

[knightofarnor]

The last time I did Ysolda's quest, I planned to just wait until I find a tusk naturally. I got maybe 50 meters outside of Whiterun before seeing a mammoth spawn in 100 feet off the ground and fall to its death.

[redeye]

Protip: there's a mammoth tusk right there in the Bannered Mare, on top of one of the shelves behind the bar. Just don't let anyone see you take it and it counts for this quest.
In fact, the random-ass mammoth tusk sitting right there makes me believe you were always intended to steal it for this quest, considering the low level you'd be getting it at.

[aristoeldesarmado]

Skyrim quests: "Go here and kill some stuff for me. I'll mark you on your map"

Morrowind quests: "Yes, you need to go to this generic-looking tomb and retrieve a generic-looking bow for me. To get there: take the south way from the town, follow the river until you see a bunch of dead trees, turn right on the biggest one, then jump three times on a rock until you hear a Cliffracer, run for your life to the north, and you'll find the tomb."

[Darkness_Fuchsia]

Quests in Daggerfall
"IT'S BEEN SEVEN HOURS, WHERE IS THAT MUMMY?!"

[Snusmumrikean]

Morrowind: Go north of the city until you see the mages tower
* actually south west * Actually not a tower but a small hut * they say mage tower but the only mage thing about it is that there's a necromancer * actually really easy to confuse it with a dwelmer ruin if you google it and spend countless hours clearing it just to realize it's for another quest and you lack the correct item to enter the last room.

[bobcabbit]

I had so much trouble with Morrowind in the beginning. I have a terrible sense of direction, so I was constantly lost. It's still one of my top ten games, though, and I spent many, many hours as a teen playing it.

[logan]

I remember my first time trying to get to Balmora in Morrowind. I didn't want to take the Silt Strider, so I walked. I didn't know I was supposed to take a right and follow the Odai when I crossed the bridge to the river so I journeyed to the swamp, I then got cornered by some Nix Hounds and kept reloading the same save o er and over until I killed them with Firebite on my High Elf mage. It was awful and so much fun.

[silverblade]

"Please, Dragonborn, delve into these lost ancient ruins and track down this lost ancient artifact that was lost ages ago in ancient times. I'll mark its exact location on your magic GPS map!"

[koheletcalaforexclan]

First time doing the Mammoth Tusk Quest in Skyrim: Did other things for 60 hours, stole it in Morthal, and remembered the quest right afore I met Paarthurnax😂

[tehhypergamer]

Yeah fighting a giant in Skyrim is like playing a game of Baseball, except they're the batter and you're the ball.

[thewestfire]

0:18 I felt that transition cause that forest terrified me as a kid

[mc_zittrer]

Oh come on Squidward, is that the most ragdoll physics a cephalopod can muster up?

[BigotíndeLeche]

0:11 and he's pretty much walking and losing stamina fast 😂

[MrChokenspit]

for those that don't wanna fight giants, if you go to the back side of whiterun and keep walking there's a bandit camp where they're harvesting mammoth parts

[mattasticmattattack]

The custom clarinet loading screen was great 🤣👍👍👍

[stanleyresumenes]

How it feels use firewall scroll in Skyrim (Lina inverse using The Giga Slave)

[NodMan]

*_Your Flight Skill has Reached Level 22!_*

[niamhcorrigan]

There's a mammoth tusk in the companions place in whiterun I'm pretty sure. Belethor also sometimes sells one. I've never fought a giant for it tbh lol