Normalmente eu logaria o jogo original, mas eu sou meio purista no sentido de experienciar o material original, e o Unity mesmo sendo um mod que muda mais os controles doq qualquer coisa n deixa de ser um belo de um overhaul no jogo.

Simplesmente o maior jogo que eu já joguei, o conteúdo disso aqui é infindável. Infelizmente ele é praticamente todo gerado proceduralmente, oq deixa tudo muito repetitivo e monótono. Mas o jogo é carregado pela sua progressão, gameplay, sistemas e roleplay. Um jogo que jamais poderá ser replicado, elaboro mais depois.

I really like the character creation, combat and the general loop of go to a place > get a random quest that takes you to another place > get a new random quest. However, I am getting worn out by how difficult it is to tell where you're supposed to be going and it's hard to get info from people because everyone is rude to me?

Also, this has made it clear to me what major improvements they made with Morrowind, so I am thinking I can now go into that game with an appreciation for the cool stuff it added without having as much baggage about it being way more obtuse than Oblivion. Playing Daggerfall, I found myself thinking "Man, I wish this world was a bit visually weirder and I was able to get more info about the world from the NPCs. Wait, what if you could click on a word to learn more about it?!"

I enjoyed my time with this game, until the bug get the better of me. God the bugs.

I don't know if my game is cursed or it's just that bad, but trying to complete this game is almost impossible without console command and guide.

There are bugs that made the item/enemy I needed for quest not spawn, bugs that doesn't mark the quest as complete even though I did, bugs in the dungeon regarding doors and levers where it prevented me from going further into the dungeon, bugs that make quest not start at all, etc.

And if all that happens on the optional quest, I would be fine. But no, it's on the main quest, I have to force restart a story quest because it refuses to be completed, I have to force start a story quest because it doesn't trigger (even when I did all the thing it needs to trigger), the final dungeon lever/password sometimes doesn't work the first time so I have to turn it off and then on again to open a few doors.

BUT.... I did enjoy this game, I don't know why honestly. Maybe the simplicity of it just appeal to me, I listened to music/audiobook as I hack away and got lost in the dungeon (I will tele2qmarker after I got bored).

And it made me want to check the rest of the series, even though I didn't like Skyrim back when I tried that.

Surprisingly this is an okay game to play if you're patient, though there's still some quirks to actually completing the main story; I would definitely keep a close eye on the UESP wiki to figure out which reputations you're supposed to raise in order to even make progress. But if you could stomach playing Morrowind for the first time nowadays and were bored and saw that Daggerfall is free on Steam, maybe give this a shot to see how it is. Don't forget to enable Player Nudity on launch, lmao.

The dungeons are incredibly dense, and it's pretty crazy that they even had a fully 3d map on original release, although Unity actually lets you zoom in and change the viewing angle. It should be noted that there's a couple dungeon tiles that are absolute bullshit, like one tile where you have to push a generic wall torch to remove a plain looking wall, revealing a hidden tunnel to a few extra rooms which could contain your objective. Another tile features red brick walls that act as teleport points — these same red brick walls are featured randomly in other tiles, so you would have seen them and had no reason to actually walk into the ones that actually teleport you...

This game is still super magic heavy like in Arena, especially for breaking paralysis effects put on you, as well as for the recall, water walking, and levitation spells. Also apparently Unity 'fixed' the thicc vampire chicks in this game, so now the sleep spells they lob at you from a distance actually drain your stamina instead of doing nothing. Because this spell lasts for like 45 in-game minutes, it's almost guaranteed to knock you out and one-shot you unless you have spell effects to resist or reflect that spell entirely, it's kind of dumb honestly.

I was having Bethesda brain worms and I was getting pretty desperate to try one of them I haven't played yet, so I tried Daggerfall. Its pretty cool, and I enjoy the sprite characters and 3D enviroments, the combat was something I wanted to do more of. The thing that kind of made me stop was just that I need some drive to do stuff. Its very cool that this game is basically a life simulator and you can just whatever the fuck you want, but I need more incentive.

I also found it kind of hard to just go to a dungeon and do it compared to modern Bethesda games. LIke yeah, I can just go to a dungeon, but the map is huge and I didnt find one super quick so it irked me.

now this is more like it, this is daggerfall like bethesda probably wanted it to be. movement, combat, etc are all fixed, and suddenly it's actually fun. i still have no idea what im doing, but at least the journey to figure it out is actually fun now. this game truly makes you feel like some nobody who just wandered out of a cave, you gotta work for everything, as opposed to later games where you become grand wizard of the mage guild or whatever 3 hours in (i still love you though, skyrim). if youve ever wanted todd howard to personally come in your house and stomp on your balls, he didnt make this one but it's the closest youre ever gonna get.