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Full Specifications. What's new in version 1. Date Added July 29, Version 1. Operating Systems. Total Downloads 33, Downloads Last Week 0. Report Software. Related Software. Experience an epic story in the rich fantasy world of The Elder Scrolls. Arm yourself with weapons of legend to defeat crabpeople, underpants gnomes, hippies, and other forces of evil. The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall is a fantasy role-playing universe. The game begins as you are summoned to your Emperor's audience chamber and given two missions.
Both concern the kingdom of Daggerfall: Firstly, the recently dead king's ghost is haunting his former kingdom crying for revenge. The Emperor wants you to find out why and put the ghost to rest. Secondly, the Emperor wrote a personal letter to the dead king's widow but the letter never arrived. The Emperor wants you to find and destroy the letter. You set off loyally to Daggerfall , a province on the Iliac Bay, to do your best You are shipwrecked on the way to Daggerfall and wake up in a dungeon.
You take control of your character as you wake in the dungeon. This is a practice dungeon where you get used to the 3-D user interface. Once you find your way out of the dungeon, you must decide what to do next. So you get out your map and take a look. So many places to choose from. Where to go first? And this is exactly what it is like to play Daggerfall. It is like real life with real life choices. This game does not lead you around by your nose You can explore dungeons, talk to people in the cities and towns, try and find work, train at the guilds, etc.
You can follow up the emperor's mission or you can flit about the Iliac Bay as an independent do gooder or corrupt thief and murderer. Of course you need to earn money, so once you find work or a quest to follow up, there is some structure to completing the job and getting paid.
There really isn't a structured story. There is the mission as described in the Overview, but since you can ignore the mission you are free to make the adventure your own. Now if you prefer a structured goal oriented game you may find this frustrating. There is an incredible amount of freedom! However, if you have been waiting for a true role-playing universe where you can chose how to act and the story plays out according to your actions There are plenty of puzzles in this game.
How do you even start following up the Emperor's mission? Why do you keep getting arrested? Where is the monster you are on a quest to kill? It even takes a while to figure out how to identify what building served what purpose in the towns and cities.
There are plenty of NPCs in the towns and cities to help, some more cooperative than others. But you are on your own in the dungeons and solving the dungeon problems can be very tricky. If you play this game don't expect to really get going until you have false started a few times. It takes quite a while to get used to how much you must think about to progress as you would wish.
The Bethesda hint book " Chronicles of Daggerfall ", available separately, tells the player that patience is needed and how to go about carrying out the emperor's missions. The " Chronicles " is still not quite sufficient help. I still needed more which I found on the CompuServe Gamers forum. This is indicative of how extensive and complex the universe of Daggerfall really is. When you start the game, you must generate a character.
First you select a homeland. There are nine provinces in the empire of Tamriel. Each province has a race of citizens that have different characteristics: some more suited to being warriors while others are better thieves or sorcerers. You then select your character class. There are eighteen to choose from, ranging from thief to monk, knight to barbarian, sorcerer to healer. There are two ways to select your character class: directly, or by answering a series of questions on how you would behave in a particular situation.
This second method is neat the first time, but it invariably left me with a character I didn't want. So I opted for the direct method, which is also faster. You must also select the gender, face portrait and supply a name for your character. If you opt to customize your character you can also select their major, minor and primary skills. Even if you don't have a custom character you have bonus points you can allocate to your characters skills as you see fit.
On top of all this, you also can edit some special advantages and your reputation! Your reputation even varies according to what type of NPCs you interact with later. Combat is controlled by swinging the mouse around with the right default button held down. This took some getting used to. I also found myself running out of mouse-pad space and making the table swing with my wild movements! You will collect many different types of weapons as you explore dungeons or make purchases in town. Some are more effective than others against some monsters whole some weapons you may not be capable of using at all.
You may even fight with your fist or by kicking. Combat is entirely real time 3-D. You can, at game start up, set a response time variable to give yourself more reaction time.
Combat is tough at first, hence the practice dungeon You can swing or thrust the sword depending on your mouse movements and perform all the usual user interface movements to get closer or further from your opponent. Some CRPG players are getting tired of real-time combat. Real-time combat is a feature of action games requiring fast reaction time and good hand-eye coordination. Puzzle-solving-oriented people tend to prefer turn-based, or phased, combat which involves strategy in the set up.
The easiest way of acquiring or enhancing your magical abilities is to find and keep magical weapons and potions. If you can get membership at a Mages' Guild you can buy spells, receive training and even make spells.
I found the most useful aspect of the Mages' Guild was in identifying magical weapons. I know that some players have managed to advance to a high level in the Mages' Guild and have acquired some really neat powerful spells. I have progressed in the game to level I have seen many different monsters, but not so much variety among NPCs. All the general store proprietor all over the Iliac Bay are clones!
Monsters usually appear one or two at a time at lower levels, occasionally three at a time on higher levels. The 3-D monsters and NPCs are quite well rendered graphically and animated realistically. As they get closer you see more detail and it feels like they are right on top of you! My first reaction after installing this game was that the resolution was coarse and unrealistic. However, Daggerfall draws you in and I found myself accepting the coarser resolution and after a short time didn't notice it.
In summary I would say Daggerfall had to sacrifice high resolution for 3-D action. The music plays most of the time and seems quite in keeping. The sound effects are also good. I actually had trouble keeping the music and sound at the same volume each time I played the game due to crashes.
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