Digifiend ( talk) 13:57, (UTC) So are there no objections to removing this then? - Elmer Clark ( talk) 20:36, (UTC) īoth speed run's I have seen that are under 15 minutes (14 and 7 minutes, respectively) do not make use of any exploits, cheats or bugs whatsoever, just normal game mechanics. The player->coc console cheat springs to mind. Besides, I don't think speed runs belong in this article. Exploiting is the blood of speed runs in morrowind. I think in order to beat this game, you need to do EVERYTHING available to your character, which will no doubt take over fifteen minutes. You cannot 'complete the game in under fifteen minutes' due to the 'open design of the game.' It's just due to a certain combination of exploits. It's just a dumb speed run similar tricks are out there for dozens of games. Lots of games can be sped through with exploits. However, you can get around it (like this guy does) with exploits. So does Morrowind (the whole main quest at least). In Morrowind, if you are skilled or lucky enough, you can skip straight to the final boss and kill him. Many games require you to play through the whole game to get ti the final boss.Many games can be similarly sped through, and unless the speed run is notable somehow, I see no need to mention it, especially like this. This is very misleading - many games have exploits that allows such speed runs to be made it has little to do with Morrowind's 'open design.' I think this should just be removed. The article states 'On the opposite extreme, the open design of the game permits one to complete it in under fifteen minutes,' with as its source. 9 Proposed Edit: Morrowind Graphics Extender.2 Incorrect rationale statement for the Morrowind-Combat.png image?.

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