Bernd
08/15/2020 (Sat) 07:55:52
No.39275
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08/15/2020 (Sat) 07:55:52
No.39275
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>>39273
OpenMW is an engine to run Morrowind, what the player need beside is the game files - the maps, the NPCs, the items, the quests, etc. -, the engine "makes them move". OpenMW is cross platform, so peeps on Linux can run Morrow natively. It also corrects a bunch of bugs, and adds more features, like distant terrain, so it goes beyond the limitations of the original engine.
Now they make it work with later Bethesda games, like the newer episodes of the TES series, Obli and Skyrim, and the Fallout franchise. All these games will be able to be played natively on Linux.
OpenMW is an engine to run Morrowind, what the player need beside is the game files - the maps, the NPCs, the items, the quests, etc. -, the engine "makes them move". OpenMW is cross platform, so peeps on Linux can run Morrow natively. It also corrects a bunch of bugs, and adds more features, like distant terrain, so it goes beyond the limitations of the original engine.
Now they make it work with later Bethesda games, like the newer episodes of the TES series, Obli and Skyrim, and the Fallout franchise. All these games will be able to be played natively on Linux.