isn't a bugged dungeon one of the main complaints a few unlucky people get when playing daggerfall DOS? literally also why people comment about the Unity version which sort of fixes the broken dungeons not to mention the mods and enhanced controls.
It's an improvement over Arena and a technological feat. Moreover, it's just a plain fun game, there isn't that much more to it. Like all Bethesda games, it is very clunky, janky and buggy, something that was even more pronounced due to the size and complexity of this game. If you want an actual proper open world RPG set in this universe, this is it. Arguably, there is maybe Morrowind, but that's console baby shit when you compare it to Daggerfall, and it gets even worse onwards. I think it tells a lot about you depending on which TES game is your favorite, and Daggerfalls says you're an oldschool CRPG boomer that isn't afraid of going into a unwelcoming game that will take him over a hundred hours to beat. I doubt zoomies or millenials who didn't grow up with these kinds of games will ever beat it, I mean we have our friend "the zoomer skyrim player" whatever his name was that showed us how their average run is going to go, and I've seen even more experienced CRPG players get filtered out by the opening dungeon/the first few quests/introduction to open world as well. If you just want to flex, there is other games to play that are much easier to get into. That would be like me becoming a big ARMA player to flex on COD or Battlefield fans, or getting into a modded hundred hour campaign in M&B: Warband/Bannerlord to dunk on Kingdom Come: Deliverance fans.
One of Daggerfall's biggest strengths IMO is the extremely in-depth character creator. It makes perfect sense that a bookish mage wouldn't be able to use armor or weapons or a Nord meathead wouldn't be able to cast spells. Obviously in the later games you can just not wear armor as a mage, but something about actually enforcing it in games and being able to choose other bonuses to compensate. I don't know, I just like it. It gets really specific, too. Like you can roleplay as a demon who takes damage from "holy places". It's a system that could only have been born out of TES' dice-roll DnD phase and it makes me sad that we'll never see it again.
Shit like this is why no amount of modding (especially with how gimped modding is for Starfield) will save this game. The core and every system surround it is beyond fucked and needs to be directly overhauled via the source code. Basically, Bethesda needs to remake the game in its entirety.
Will admit, had more fun with it than most of my Master Duel matches within the last year(ish), at least right before the game shut down when the game basically gave...I think it was more premium currency or whatever than you'd probably get if you played the game since launch as a parting gift before servers went down. Would probably check it out if only to kill time, but it will probably take a long time. They may have to remake a lot of the game from "scratch."
No mention of the spell maker, really makes your mage feel like a a scholar of the mystic arts. The Daedric Prince quests were also really cool, especially how starting them requires specific parameters such as your rank in the Mages Guild/temples (the latter of which can't summon certain Princes iirc) or a coven, and the day they must be summon. Feels more like a proper ritual must be done first rather than "go here at a certain level."
They look exactly like fantasy tabletop minis from the 80s. Beautiful.
It will not be.
Yeah, it's never coming out lol. It is an interesting idea though.
I hold out hope! Although the tidbit of having worked with Beyond Skyrim people doesn't leave so confident.
>vampire the masquerade mod
Hasn't worked since Nexus updated their site.
I had an inkling but thanks for saving me the time to test it out.
