Have any anons played ES2: Daggerfall, and if so do you recommend it?
Have any anons played ES2: Daggerfall, and if so do you recommend it?
David Morales
Brandon Jones
Yes and no. It's just full with the same regurtitated content cause everything is procedurally generated.
Ayden Jones
I've heard about that, but also that fast travel reduces the monotony. How true is this?
Christian Walker
just play it faggot, nobody here has, especially
Julian Hall
I don't want to download the game and waste several hours on it only to find that it's not enjoyable. I have better things to do with my time, dickbreath
Jordan Cooper
so you don't want to play it and don't like video games. you answered your own question
Logan Cox
Says the faggot posting on Yea Forums lmao.
Hudson Ward
lmao I bet you also think that Morrowind is dumbed down from Daggerfall, retard.
Jacob Bennett
nice projection nigger
Julian Myers
The randomly generated shit is perfectly fine if you're used to playing roguelikes. However what isn't perfectly fine is the shit tier combat. You are extremely limited in your options and will lose a lot of combat encounters to complete RNG and win others with also a lot of RNG. It's like shitty D&D. And no, it doesn't matter how you build your character (unless you just exploit the game with the absorb magicka shit) considering you start off very weak and the enemy level scaling as you level up is extremely harsh. If you want a more classic game but with similar design, play Morrowind. It fixes enough issues without being too modernized to still be good.
Aiden Cook
It's so full of bugs that Beth had to patch in hot keys for hacks to get you out of being stuck in a corner, half the skills don't really do anything and outside the main quest content, most stuff is procedurally generated. That said it's still a very fun dungeon crawler with tons of role-playing options and a great main quest.
Sebastian Howard
I won't recommend the original, but I highly recommend DFUnity when it's finished because it has modding support and other stuff.
Looks like it'll be mostly done by the end of the year: dfworkshop.net
Joshua Brooks
I'd honestly wait a year or two more so that the Unity port gets finished.
Gabriel Lee
It is free from Bethesda so if you don't like it what is the bother?
Xavier Lee
We¡re almost her, vros
Gabriel Hernandez
Wait for DFUnity. Won't be much longer until it hits 1:1 feature parity, and only gets better from there.
Jace Cruz
It's worth a playthrough, but the bugs and general jankiness of it being a DOS game put a lot of people off. It's one of the TES games that is truly different from the rest.
I'd say wait for Daggerfall Unity project to finish, which will be sometime this year.
Sebastian Bailey
Nice buzzword, buddy
Gavin Diaz
>lmao daggerfall RNG
>play morrowind RNG instead
Benjamin Williams
sounds like you have your answer honestly
Anthony Clark
Yea, Morrowind's RNG is much more manageable.
Evan Parker
If you want to play it you WILL have to mod out bugs, it is quite literally unplayable without bug fix mods. Or you can do what I did and check out the unity version, pretty fun and looks a lot better.
Lucas Scott
>playing original daggerfall
>climb onto roof
>start running
>jump as I hit the top
>fly 100mph across town
will anything ever match this feeling?
Mason Roberts
I tried it briefly, and the graphics are sufficiently horrible enough that I couldn't bear long enough to get through the tutorial.
I hear it's a masterpiece otherwise, but visually it's aged like cheese in a septic tank. Can only recommend for frequent /vr/ users at this point, I'm afraid.
Jordan Richardson
Play Daggerfall Unity and install a graphics mod.
forums.dfworkshop.net
Ethan Scott
The graphics mods are shit though. Literally no point until there's a full conversion graphics package that has a uniform feel to it. Otherwise the graphics will be all over the place.