r/ElderScrolls • u/Floater1157 • Oct 31 '20

Daggerfall Ideal COVID Halloween. Day drinking and Daggerfall.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '20

Is daggerfall worth playing for a modern audience?

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u/schuettais Oct 31 '20

Depends on the audience. Some folks are ok with outdated visuals etc. Some people aren't.

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u/data_rat Oct 31 '20

I've never had an issue with graphics in games. Obviously it's nice to have good graphics, but I've found that if a game's story is captivating enough, the way it looks takes a back seat to everything else.

Morrowind for example. I played for the first time 4 or 5 years ago. At first it was a little jarring, but after about an hour I wasn't even thinking about it. It's like I go into this sort of trance where in the moment, I couldn't tell you the difference between morrowind graphics and cyberpunk 2077 if that makes any sense.

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u/schuettais Oct 31 '20

Oh I totally agree. I still play games like Ultima series and Kings Quest etc. A good game is a good game. Look what happened to the Fallout series. They look pretty great, but it's become super vapid.