Morrowind did not launch on PlayStation 2, the best-selling console of its (or any) generation. “If we made it work, would people want it?” “I was dubious Xbox Morrowind would be worth the time, somewhat on a technical level, but more so from taking a hardcore RPG and moving it from a PC desktop experience to a controller-and-sofa experience,” Howard wrote in a note to fans today.

He pointed out that The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind’s launch on Xbox in 2002 was a gamble for both companies. Todd Howard, the creative director of Bethesda Game Studios, said as much in a note Monday morning about the acquisition. Though Bethesda’s big works have also launched on PlayStation 3 and 4, if games like The Elder Scrolls or Fallout series had a lead platform over the past 18 years, it’d be Xbox.

I load up my load order from the DATA folder with Xedit, run sorting patches (that adds prefixes like (Potion),, etc to the esps, and save them.Bethesda Softworks and Microsoft’s games division have had a tight relationship going back to the first Xbox. I do this all the time with Xedit as well. Use the Creation Kit just like you normally would I'm currently using MO2 to keep my Data folder clear of any but my files and using the CK directly, but is a bit of a pain manually removing all the folders of my working mod from Data any time I want to play and then putting them back when I want to work on my mod.Ĭould someone (Gopher maybe) do a YouTube about working with Vortex and the CK? I save my esps often, placing them in a version folder with a name saying what I last worked on and often need to go back to a previous version.

What is the best way to save different versions of your mod and to remove the current version and go back to a previous version? Is there anything special you need to do for scripts?

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