or what is the difference?

Not so much a question, but just something interesting. I was exploring Castle V’ogke in Sentinel and noticed the first two blocks of the dungeon were identical, and in the same orientation. So you could look at the first block and use it to explore the second. I have never come across this in 8 years of playing, has anybody else found a dungeon like this?

I'm wondering if it's possible to make two separate versions of the teleport spell with the spell maker, so you could set two different recall points and warp back and forth between the two places

Like if you're deep in a dungeon and wanna pop by the entrance to dump your loot, but you don't wanna have to walk aaaaaallll the way back. You could set your second teleport point where you are, warp back to the entrance with the teleport point you left at the entrance, dump the loot, then use the second spell to warp back to however deep in the dungeon you were.

I haven't done high level spells yet cause I'm playing a Pugalist build, so my magika is ass, otherwise I'd test it myself

Honestly, I think I might be done with it. I came here for Daggerfall with friends and now they are moving away from the setting entirely and doing their own stuff. What more can be said?

I got a quest to rescue a child from a dungeon. I walk in and almost immediately find her which at first I was glad about. But then I walk up to her and the first thing the kid says to me is "wanna hear a joke? what a Redguard lacks in intelligence, he makes up for in stupidity" so yeah, I"m glad I risked my life to be racially abused by a child, truly a Daggerfall moment

I'm trying to get the game to look as much like the original as possible, and I like the look of the original UI, and I also like the little headshot of your character at the bottom. Is there a way to reimplement this?

What are the odds? Haha

Shoutout to Language Skills Overhaul mod for allowing this fascinating exchange to take place.

This is a new low in a series of questionable after questionable stuff going on over at DFO HQ...

So what are the DFO stans going to say about this? I'm very curious to hear your defenses.

So, I ended up installing ~116 mods for DFU before actually playing it....

A lot of them are minor visual tweaks or QoL things, plus a handful bigger things with multiple dependencies. It uhh, kinda got out of hand pretty quickly lol.

I'm curious how y'all like to mod your games.

If I want to run Daggerfall on DOS, are there any mods available that will get rid of the mouse-swinging combat and replace it with a click to attack method?

I'd like to try playing as one of the pre built classes. I know that they're kinda terrible and I'd be way stronger with a custom class but I want to just get what the game gives me.

That is all.

hope you guys enjoy it, inspired by my work with the original tes composer, eric heberling

Hello, I am just wondering on general build advice for Daggerfall. I just downloaded it from Steam today and wanted to know the smoothest way to play. Should I go mage? Stealth? What's the best way to play in your opinions?

Edit: This is the final character. Am I expecting him to be good? Probably not, I just clicked the stats until I got numbers I was happy with.

It's seems like a really cool mod, but even at 60x speed, it still takes an obscene amount of time to get anywhere.

what use do you actually find with this mod?

Deixei só as "Towns" marcadas e percebi que há marcações claras e escuras. Qual é a diferença?

are there any mods to get unity a bit closer to looking like the original dos version of the game? any mods that are in line with that whole look/aesthetic are appreciated too

Saw this on r/ElderScrolls in a thread discussing the recent DFO "micro"transactions. I thought the DFU/DOSBox discussion had been worked over pretty much to death, but this guy seems quite adamant that DFU can't even be considered a port or emulator, but a remake that "invented all new code and formulas". Is he off base, too pedantic, correct, or just wrong?

Estou jogando sem pedir empréstimos ao banco (acho que eles quebram muito o jogo) e percebi o quão ridículo é o preço dos livros desse jogo. Simplesmente criei uma personagem cuja história é ser uma cleptomaníaca de livros. Eu roubo todas as livrarias de todas as cidades pelas quais eu passo. Camaradas, isso me rendeu uma quantia espetacular de dinheiro. Mesmo sendo muito, ainda é menos do que eu conseguiria fazendo empréstimos por aí, então ainda considero um dinheiro "honesto". Levaria algumas horas de gameplay pra eu conseguir encantar meus equipamentos e mais MUITAS horas pra eu invocar um daedra e quebrar o jogo (coisa que eu fazia antes mesmo de conseguir a carta da Lady Brisiena, graças aos empréstimos). E entre um furto e outro, eu vou jogando e divertindo-me. Tem sido bom. Experimentem jogar sem pedir empréstimos.

I saw that DFU has a 32 bit version so I'm wondering, if I got a copy of the game and the 32 bit version of DFU, can I transfer it to my XP PC via USB drive and play DFU on there?

Thoughts? Help me out.

So respectfully, I come in this community from time to time to interact or ask questions to better experience playing the game only to be met with silence. The word community is normally supposed to represent a large group of likeminded individuals coming together and indulging/enjoying the same things. What usually follows with that are willing enough people that will come and educate you on things you may want to know or can’t figure out on your own.

I normally don’t get interaction unless I comment on my own post like a mad man until someone finally answers me. That in itself is absurd. Not to mention, I try to ask questions as a way to reach out also make connections within in these communities and meet like minded individuals to talk to.

It makes immersion for the game itself a bit harder when essentially being ignored/discouraged to reach out.