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You read the title. The much-anticipated overhaul for (arguably) the most-loved Elder Scrolls game ever has been released today! Go to Ornitocopter.net (http://www.ornitocopter.net/), their website, for more info, as well as download links.

Just thought I should tell you guys.

Damn Mod-Loving, I just logged on to update the old thread about MGSO 3.0 .

This Installer Tutorial might be handy for anyone struggling, but I expect that this release will be the most user-friendly yet:
Also, download links:

• Direct download from the Ornitocopter servers
• ModDB

Edit:

Yes! My monday just got 1000 times better.

So, could it be recommended for someone who's been successfully using version 2.0, highest quality, no problems at all?
Some folks seem to have been encountering problems with 3.0?

Just a quick question, can I use MGSO 3.0 with an existing save game or do I need a new save file?

Thanks man, just a few other questions you might be able to help me with. I have it installed now and it does look pretty good.

I chose the high option as my PC was pretty close to the spec's for very high but I didn't want to push it just to be on the safe side, so I have two questions.

First there is a FPS counter in the top corner, how do I remove that?

Second I noticed in some areas it goes below 25 FPS which should technically be stalling/lagging but doesn't seem to be. Even though the average I am getting is 35-50 outdoors and 60+ indoors I would rather change the settings down if I can since I am not sure which area's are the most demanding on my machine and I don't want to go somewhere later and find I get like 2 FPS. I would love to know (if you know) what areas are the most demanding so I can test it out and/or if I can reconfigure the settings without having to re-install a.) the mod b.) the game?

Greetings

Sorry if this is a bad place to ask this, but I thought it may be appropriate

I decided to get Morrowind once again. Have not played it in at least 8 years. I used to have it on the Xbox, and currently have a 360. Could not find it for a good price on Xbox, so I ordered the PC game of the year version for $20.

I'm interested in some mods and possibly this new overhaul download, but unfortunately I'm a computer dummy. I have a 4 or 5 year old HP laptop with Windows Vista (64 bit) with 4GB RAM. (I remember 64 bit was new when I got this computer).

It appears I've got this Mobile Intel(R) 4 series chipset adapter for a "graphics card". Something tells me this will not work so well with this overhaul download, but then again what do I know.

Anyway, can anyone tell me if there is some kind of reasonably priced or free upgrade I can get? Or should I just get a new PC

I've never played a game on PC, so excuse my ignorance. Figured someone may be able to help me out or point me in the right direction. Thanks!

edit: did some research and I guess replacing a graphics card is not really a good option for a laptop. So I guess my quesition is, can I run this mod package with a decent four year old laptop

Hi OblivionDuruza

my processor is: Intel(R)Core(TM) 2 Duo CPU T6400 @ 2.00GHz , 4GB RAM

Thats really all I know. I wondered about the graphics card, and learned they are tricky to replace in a laptop, as they are somewhat integrated into the tight space of the unit

I finally got the GOTY version on PC in the mail this week, and started getting reaquainted with the game. Its been a looooong time. The hardest part is getting used to using a mouse and keyboard. I played it on Xbox when it came out.

Its running great. Im a computer idiot, so hopefully I have the time and ambition to try some mods in the future, possibly this overhaul download. But I may just tinker with the vanilla version for now. I've never played any of the expansions yet. I need to remember to save more often, its a hard game

Honestly, I think the Morrowind Graphics Overhaul 3.0 is even tougher on the computer than Skyrim. Although the meshes and textures might not be QUITE up to snuff with Skyrim's quality (on ultra-high), MGSO's water, lighting, and bloom effects can be very tough on your system. I can play Skyrim on Ultra-high with a quadruple-quality blood textures mod, but my computer lagged balefully when I attempted to put MGSO on maximum settings.