The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Just a fun old school rpg that holds up even today! Just read the manyual first and maybe rebind a few controls and youre golden!

One of biggest advantages of Daggerfall are Dungeons during guild quests. Each dungeon is randomly generated when you enter and never show twice. As for it's age it was one of best and still is good game. A lot of funny mechanics that make game even more exciting when You save a lot additional enemies can spawn. If You like other TES games you definitely should try Daggerfall it's one of it's kind and got one of the best Main Story quest and you can visit entire Tamriel (it's really huge world)

I can clearly see the inhuman amount of effort, planning and ideas that went into Daggerfall - and why it's an important piece of video game history. But I unfortunately couldn't enjoy it as a game. The Unity Engine remake seems lightyears more accessible, perhaps I'll give it a chance one day.

It's clumsy, rickety, and filled with bugs. It is also largely the basis for all Bethesda games going forward from it. It can be quite a feat to look into the technology they put into this game, but only when it's all working properly. Which, even at the final release, it wasn't. The thing is, Daggerfall tried to do far too much in a very limited technological space, and there were consequences that were immediately pigeonholed into. Nearly every complaint anyone has had with the Elder Scrolls as a series can directly trace linage to here. Terrible inventory systems, overtly long dungeons to little to no reward, a story that will be retconned into something more generic, NPCs with the personality of a flat sprite, it all starts here.

I appreciate this game for being a building block for the ESO series to become what it is now, for we would'nt have new additions to the series without the games made prior. Though for someone who has been console exclusive and first introduction to the ESO franchise was Skyrim (which does make me bias against PC and older games) this one just isn't for me, but I can see why this was/is popular with people who are familiar with PC controls and games of the earlier era's.