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Elder Scrolls Chapter 2 Daggerfall PC DOS Win 1996 Xngine Bethesda Softworks

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Condition: Very good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewellery case or ... Very good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewellery case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Unit Type: Unit

Release Year: 1996

Unit Quantity: 1

UPC: 0093155107601

Platform: PC

Rating: M - Mature

Video Game Series: The Elder Scrolls Series

MPN: 093155107601

Publisher: Bethesda

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: Elder Scrolls: Chapter 2 -- Daggerfall, The Elder Scrolls: Chapter II - Daggerfall

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Chapter II of The Elder Scrolls builds upon the world of Tamriel introduced in the first episode of the series: Arena. Ambitious in nature and size, TES: Daggerfall presents the player with unlimited hours of play. There is a complex storyline within the game with multiple possible endings -- or no ending at all depending on your choice of character interaction. Magic, sorcery, monsters, shopping, adventuring, exploring, fighting, talking, reading (and lots of it), blackmail, treasure hunting, praying, building a fortune, vampires, lycanthropy and more awaits the player ready to venture into this enormous world of changing politics, quests and survival. <br><br>This RPG provides a vast world encompassing literally thousands of cities, villages, dungeons, cemeteries, castles, ruins, farms and shrines. Custom build your character by choosing race, background, class (or create your own), physical attributes, skills, allergies, dislikes, likes and more. Create magic spells or choose from a vast array of premade spells (over 75); create items. Own property and ships, join organizations and guilds or trade goods and services. World constantly evolves depending upon your choices; interact with thousands of characters with dialogue and action. Participate in unlimited battles with monsters, creatures and humans or focus on large scale quests and build a life for your character.

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Bethesda

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093155107601

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0093155107601

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M - Mature

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Role Playing

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The Elder Scrolls Series

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Elder Scrolls: Chapter 2 -- Daggerfall, The Elder Scrolls: Chapter II - Daggerfall

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1996

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USA

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Gamepad/Joystick, Mouse, Keyboard

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Animated Violence, Mature Sexual Themes

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by frenchouse3
08 Dec, 2007
Daggerfall December 2007 review
Daggerfall, show it to hardcore gamers these days and they'll mention how crap the graphics look- are graphics everything? Daggerfall certainly proves it isn't! Now when you tell that person who hates daggerfall about the 15,000+ cities and dungeons, they'll prbably start thinking. Then along with the fact that you can buy ships!, houses!, hundreds of weapons and armour pieces, they'll run off straight away to buy it. I've personally just bought the game and whilst writing this review I am expecting it to be delivered. Don't worry, I have played it before so I'm not writing this from the top of my head. Also I have windows vista which nobody has confirmed will install properly but like XP, vista is fully backwards compatible and should work. the one ... Daggerfall, show it to hardcore gamers these days and they'll mention how crap the graphics look- are graphics everything? Daggerfall certainly proves it isn't! Now when you tell that person who hates daggerfall about the 15,000+ cities and dungeons, they'll prbably start thinking. Then along with the fact that you can buy ships!, houses!, hundreds of weapons and armour pieces, they'll run off straight away to buy it. I've personally just bought the game and whilst writing this review I am expecting it to be delivered. Don't worry, I have played it before so I'm not writing this from the top of my head. Also I have windows vista which nobody has confirmed will install properly but like XP, vista is fully backwards compatible and should work. the one operating system that it almost didn't work on was 2000, this being because it wasn't fully backwards compatible. Its worth that $60 it normally goes for still and it always will be, its still the biggest non online game out there and something tells me it probably still will be for at least a few more years!
by opima05
10 Feb, 2007
THE classic RPG
Someone has finally returned to the RPGs of the old school and created an adventure that will take even the most experienced gamer months to unravel. From start to finish, Daggerfall shows itself to be an epic product that surpasses the time-crunching power of even the legendary RPGs of old. At its core, Daggerfall is a well-written adventure game with solid role-playing systems plopped into what is basically an action engine. Players design their character using a creation routine that is second to none, choosing from one of 18 classes that includes knight, warrior, healer, assassin, and sorcerer, or design their own with a specialized sub-creation system. From here, as if actually transported to another realm, players are free to do whatever they wish, with computer response mirroring ... Someone has finally returned to the RPGs of the old school and created an adventure that will take even the most experienced gamer months to unravel. From start to finish, Daggerfall shows itself to be an epic product that surpasses the time-crunching power of even the legendary RPGs of old. At its core, Daggerfall is a well-written adventure game with solid role-playing systems plopped into what is basically an action engine. Players design their character using a creation routine that is second to none, choosing from one of 18 classes that includes knight, warrior, healer, assassin, and sorcerer, or design their own with a specialized sub-creation system. From here, as if actually transported to another realm, players are free to do whatever they wish, with computer response mirroring that of the real world. Although Daggerfall does sport an absorbing storyline, it's the potential for adventure outside of the standard plot that is so exciting. No longer forced to play the way The Man wants, we are now free to ignore the pleadings of the princess, wander off, and get involved in other complex tales that change and evolve in response to our actions! Here lies the greatest strength and weakness of Daggerfall. Those who are looking for an adventure that follows a straight path, that they can sit down and solve, are bound to be terrified by the entropic nature of this game. The sheer size of this product is staggering, and even the most open-minded player is certain to be overwhelmed at times by the thousands of people to talk to, the scores of weapons and spells to keep up with, the hundreds of books to read, and the vast amount of landscape to cover in the game. To play Daggerfall successfully requires one of two mind-sets: to remain ever-vigilant, taking notes and going exactly when and where you're told; or to relax and let life take you where it will. For those willing to exercise a little patience with its quirks, Daggerfall will deliver some of the most entertaining and absorbing adventures available. Those who are even the slightest bit put off by subtle storylines or RPG statistics, however, will probably find the game totally unbearable. The bottom line is this: RPGs have always attracted a fanatical core group, and this title was designed with those hard-core gamers in mind.
by br-823911
18 Sep, 2019
Great game
Best doom clone I've ever played, as an elder scrolls collector it's awesome to have a physical copy of the disc and manual
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by elmcdo_96
16 Sep, 2024
Game was in good shape and works perfect...
Game was in good shape and works perfectly
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: yolee_creations
by sgtkiko
07 Apr, 2010
game in memory lane
loved playing this game nearly twenty years ago and am glad i get to play it again. now i can fill my very rare free time with some good old escapism.

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