Hoping to stay true to Morrowinds questing system as opposed to Skyrims, my concern and question is - how will the quest tracking system be implemented if at all.
In Morrowind you only had
In Morrowind you only had your journal which you had to read to follow your quests, you could not track them on the map or the compass. The text in the journal was your only guide. As opposed to Skyrim where there's barely any information given in the quest log and I found it impossible to do them withought pinging them on the map.
I personally found the Morrowind "quests" more appropriate to an immersive world and that's basically is my concern - how is the questing system going to be implemented in Skywind?
Well you will get the same
Well you will get the same journal entries as you did in Morrowind. But it will only display the last entry for the quest as far as I know. So in some ways it will keep the morrowind feeling. With descriptive entries. But you wont be able to look back on previous entries for the same quest.
Quest objectives have been set up to tell you want to do next with the help of markers, which can be enabled or disabled using DigitalParanoids - Skywind Facts And Configurator mod.
if you don't use the
if you don't use the configurator, just change the globalvariable value in console:
set fbmwShowQuestMarker to 0 (to disable)
set fbmwShowQuestMarker to 1 (to enable - default)
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With regards to the logs, as described by Ehamloptiran the vanilla system is only showing the last log.
There are two ways to enhance this:
1/ modify the logs so that they use all the previous steps logs.
e.g. today:
log 1 : I have met some dude.
log 2 : He asked me to kill another dude
Could be
I think having our own Take
I think having our own Take Notes style mod integrated would be awesome, have the new Quest tracking of Skyrim mixed with the Old school Journal entries taking of Morrowind.

What exactly do you call the
What exactly do you call the quest tracking? For now the journal is the same as in Skyrim. It obviously has some challenges with the way Morrowind's quests are written.