As for Bethesda these days, we know Fallout is a big topic of conversation, but let's keep an eye out for that flickering radiation king and focus on Elder Scrolls. It will take quite a while to see The Elder Scrolls6, but in the meantime we were eagerly expecting the revival of Morrowind, one of our previous TES games, 1.

skywind is a remake of Morrowind on skyrim's engine and has been working almost since Skyrim was released in 2011. Since then, a team of volunteer mods has been working diligently on the ambitious project, and a new video released today shows the history of mods, how much

No, we're all hungry for that release date yet to be announced. On the plus side, modders shares some of the early names of the project, including MorroSkyrim, Morrowrim and Morrim. They eventually settled on Skywind, the first in a series of excellent decisions.

After nearly 13 years of development, why is skywind still not ready for primetime"Well, rebuilding Morrowind completely is a big job. Really big. To highlight one of the challenges, Skyrim's base game has about 1,100 npcs voiced by 70 actors. Skywind, on the other hand, has about 3,000 different characters voiced by about 300 performers. It really puts into perspective what this is a monumental task, especially since it is all done by volunteers in their spare time.

The contents of Morrowind are not simply copied and pasted into Skyrim, but are recreated and enhanced. These thousands of NPCs also need a "dynamic daily routine" created for them so that they can work, travel and live in the world. It will be. It all takes time and years.

There's still a lot to do and Skywind is currently recruiting more volunteers to get it done, but it's pretty much how much it's done Level design is estimated to be 70% completed, voice actors are 80% completed, and almost all quests are written. "We've made great strides in recent years," the video says. "And we're not there yet, but we're starting to see the end."