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It appears that I'm still alive, and even better I have once again some free time available !
So I decided to do something I wanted to do a long time ago, not only finishing these Morrowind Wallpapers but putting the previous ones into the scrapbook and redoing them.

I now want to reuse the same format as that wallpaper as much as possible, namely a central image and up to four additional related small sized screenshots.

Since it will replace the previous one (you can still see the old 1024x768 wallpaper in the scrapbook, links for the other versions are definitively dead alas), I'll copy the previous comment here :

"Ah, Balmora. Probably one of the most iconic city from that game, it's also the most retouched by the fans to the point that it became impossible to put a carpet on the ground without risking a conflict with another mod.

In order to alter the city in a smooth way, some people combined their efforts in order to create a "super plugin" that would include both a large amount of different plugins and major aesthetic improvement while removing the issue of conflicts.

Once known as Balmora Trading City (whose initial creator's name I, alas, can't remember), that abandoned mod was raised from the tomb by talented modders and shaped to its current version. Now known as Balmora Expansion, put into shape by CanadianIce, Gorg and Jeremy, including plugins from many other great modders from the Morrowind community, it's now considered a must have by many."

Ah, Balmora. Probably one of the most iconic city from that game, it's also the most retouched by the fans to the point that it became impossible to put a carpet on the ground without risking a conflict with another mod.

In order to alter the city in a smooth way, some people combined their efforts in order to create a "super plugin" that would include both a large amount of different plugins and major aesthetic improvement while removing the issue of conflicts.

Once known as Balmora Trading City (whose initial creator's name I, alas, can't remember), that abandoned mod was raised from the tomb by talented modders and shaped to its current version. Now known as Balmora Expansion, put into shape by CanadianIce, Gorg and Jeremy, including plugins from many other great modders from the Morrowind community, it's now considered a must have by many.

Description
It appears that I'm still alive, and even better I have once again some free time available !
So I decided to do something I wanted to do a long time ago, not only finishing these Morrowind Wallpapers but putting the previous ones into the scrapbook and redoing them.

I now want to reuse the same format as that wallpaper as much as possible, namely a central image and up to four additional related small sized screenshots.

Since it will replace the previous one (you can still see the old 1024x768 wallpaper in the scrapbook, links for the other versions are definitively dead alas), I'll copy the previous comment here :

"Ah, Balmora. Probably one of the most iconic city from that game, it's also the most retouched by the fans to the point that it became impossible to put a carpet on the ground without risking a conflict with another mod.

In order to alter the city in a smooth way, some people combined their efforts in order to create a "super plugin" that would include both a large amount of different plugins and major aesthetic improvement while removing the issue of conflicts.

Once known as Balmora Trading City (whose initial creator's name I, alas, can't remember), that abandoned mod was raised from the tomb by talented modders and shaped to its current version. Now known as Balmora Expansion, put into shape by CanadianIce, Gorg and Jeremy, including plugins from many other great modders from the Morrowind community, it's now considered a must have by many."

Ah, Balmora. Probably one of the most iconic city from that game, it's also the most retouched by the fans to the point that it became impossible to put a carpet on the ground without risking a conflict with another mod.

In order to alter the city in a smooth way, some people combined their efforts in order to create a "super plugin" that would include both a large amount of different plugins and major aesthetic improvement while removing the issue of conflicts.

Once known as Balmora Trading City (whose initial creator's name I, alas, can't remember), that abandoned mod was raised from the tomb by talented modders and shaped to its current version. Now known as Balmora Expansion, put into shape by CanadianIce, Gorg and Jeremy, including plugins from many other great modders from the Morrowind community, it's now considered a must have by many.