/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7303267
I prefer the unused cover art. instead of the generic creepy dungeon shit you have a promise of grand adventure

>>5002331
high level spellcasting enemies are the toughest challenge in the game. human enemies always level up with the player, so the human spellcasters will ultimately become even more overpowered than the vampire ancients.

my advice is to invest in defensive magic as early as possible. make a cheap training spell from the corresponding school, level up said school to a decent level, and finally make a defensive spell that suits your skill level and available magicka. if you're playing as a non-magic user I guess you have to use enchanted equipment instead, but I haven't really done any of that myself.

also invest in a cheap levitation spell; there are cases where dungeon module placement fucks you over if you don't have it. I suggest you use levitation sparingly though, as there are places in the main quest dungeons where it takes away legitimate challenges.

/vr/ keeps telling me it's the worst game in the world, but I can't help but enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc3Teopm1RY

>>4307329
the blue Daggerfall covers will always be superior to the black ones.

>>4214241

>>4088697
the blue covers were better.

Here's a ditched box for Daggerfall that I like a lot.

I like it because it shows the overland, as opposed to the edgy dungeon setting of the final cover. I guess edgy dungeons were just a bigger selling point than huge overland landscapes back then.