One thing to Bethesda's credit has been not-taking-down projects such as Daggerfall Unity and OpenMW. (Maybe I'm ignorant to the history if they have done that to any fan projects, but compared to more notorious companies they seem to have a lighter fist when it comes to takedowns.) As the company has moved on to other projects, the community is still doing wonderful things with these classic games. :-)

I modded mine to be peaceful, with a chance to snag a golden egg if you do decide to kill one...
Thanks for this, as I never knew this remake existed!

When Bethesda will realize, that paid mods are not profitable enough to bother with.
Yesterday we have witnessed theirs latest attempt at promoting theirs paid mods under disguise of a bundle called "Anniversary Edition".

So... maybe 2-3 more years?
Sure, Legendary Edition does not support paid mods store "Creation Club", but Bethesda might see LE as a danger to it's new business direction.

I have a different mindset regarding them.
I won't leave a single one of those creatures breathing, there will be no mercy. :P

Cliff Racers are a mere inconvenience to seasoned adventurers capable with a bow.

Wish you guys could have seen my majestic character build, invisible, completely silent, strong as a hill giant, adorned in ancient relics.

My first copy of Morrowind came bundled with a video card I bought ~20 years ago. I've never heard of it, so I installed it to find out what it was. I still remember being in awe with the graphics, especially when the sun set in Seyda Neen and the starlit nightsky appeared. It was certainly one of them "WOW!" moments for me.

Also, TESIII was the last to feature a nice box; TESIV came in the generic DVD box but at least it had a nice manual, while TESV, well, don't get me started with this...

~200 hours sounds quite normal for the TES series. :)

Otherworldy is a much better word. And yes, it certainly does have lots of sand in it too. :P

Coincidentally I just recently finished my first main quest playthrough of Morrowind. I played unmodded OpenMW. I have attempted a few times it before, but got sidetracked on other things and never finish it.
But I always loved it for the freedom it provides. And for the lore and art direction. Even though the interiors of Telvanni towers look pretty shit, I really like the idea and design overall, for example.
It is overall easily one of my favourite games, and has been ever since I first attempted it.

No subsequent TES game so far has come close to being a contestant. And I sadly doubt that one will in the future, since the target demographic of Bethesda has shifted, I think.
Ultima Online is probably the most serious contender for Morrowind, in my eyes. Though I don't like MMOs too much, so it isn't really the optimal alternative for me I think. And it lacks the creative lore and design of Morrowind or TES in general.

Then my mod will be perfect for you, as they won't attack unless you attack them first!

Wake Up. We're Here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up. Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?

Or, you can just gather a bunch of them together, then use area of effect spells to take them all down at once.

You could also use area of effect absorb spells to steal their stats. A small amount drained per cliff racer adds up. Absorbing health can be a nice efficient way to heal from them, or you could absorb speed and run away from them.

The things that The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind does the best is that it has so many skills to level up for your Player Characters (PC's) that you create.

That you can create your very own personalized customizable spells with spell making and mods that let you create your own spells even let you go further. I made my own spell mod that lets me summon a Atronarch mainly Flame Atronarches or Frost Atronarches and summon a bound Daedric sword that did something like five hundred damage all while having a electric shock spell shoot out of that Daedric sword all at the same time.

Tell me again what RPG video game lets you create your own spell mods that you can mix and match like this and use them all at the same time?

I was really sad when Bethesda Game Studios removed spell making from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

Oh and in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind you can have all of the Cliff Racers chase you or any other NPC's non stop forever.

Also you can make dead bodies of the NPC's to never disappear.

If you try making the dead bodies of the NPC's to never disappear in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion or in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to never disappear those video games can end up slowing down, freezing, and even crashing sometimes. OpenMW might soon change that though.

Oh and with the Construction set you can create infinitely huge land, every time I try it in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion or in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, when I go out of bounds of the map that they are set in in Cyrodil or Skyrim the map breaks apart and all you get is weird low blurry resolution textures that have so much clipping you can see under the map and if you try taking your Player Character (PC) there he will always fall under the map, and not even land generation utility tools help all that much with this no matter how much height map and all of that stuff you generate you will end up falling under the map at some point. In The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind this never ever ever happens, not once did it ever happen to me.

So tell me what other video game that exists does letting Player Characters (PC's) create their own mix and match personalized customizable spells like this, land generation, etc?

Seriously does anybody know of any? Because I do not.

But it's right there, in the Data folder. I even changed music by simply putting .mp3 files in corresponding folders (e.g. I changed the sound that is played on PC death to a quote from Disciples II: "It... cannot... be!").