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Hey do you have a guide on how to map out an xbox one controller with this? One of the major problems this game has is that you can not have a multi function button like in most modern games. Float up and jump should all be A button ect also how do I get my controller from stop turning into a mouse that prevents me from being able to look up or down. I seriously hate this games controls its infuriating because I want to play it so badly but I HATE the control scheme so much, also being left handed doesn't make playing this monster of a game any easier

I just cant play this game as it is its controls are too broken

Thanks for the game!

My mother bought us copies of PC Gamer magazine in the 90s, to keep us from nagging her into buying new games, and on one edition's included disc was a demo for Daggerfall. Never got a chance to play myself, as I found it too complicated and I preferred Diablo I, Starcraft I and Warcraft II and other RTS games, however I did spectate my brother playing the Daggerfall demo for hundreds of hours. The gameplay, the graphics, the audio--all of it was so immersive and memorable. Thanks for making a positive contribution to my childhood! 👍

Would you be interested in making a video or being interviewed about the development of Daggerfall? Thank you for your work on the game!

You're actually right, I searched Daggerfall on Wikipedia, and there you are in the programmers credits

@@soldierforchrist631 when I used to buy magazines in the early 2000s they even came with full versions of older games. That would have been heaven to you

Maybe he's naked from the waist down

Bobo Ayame only if I’m lucky.

Awesome indeed. I felt like I was some C.E.O. getting briefed at a board meeting.

@Naofumi Iwatani is his nickname tripod

wow quarter of a century sounds so goddamn old xD

In the past it was however innovative

Entropy3ko it’s still shitty. Regardless of what time period it is. Dagger fall is literally terrible because of how everything is random and soulless

@@borginburkes1819 again but if you played it day one release it would be innovative as hell lol

I think a large game with a lot of stuff in it can get away with it in a way that a smaller game (that only did it sometimes, making it stick out more) cannot. Also, the radiant stuff doesn't come off as lazy given everything else in the game and how it handles the other stuff. Going from something very obviously written and thought about (not in terms of lore, but otherwise), and then suddenly being tasked with going to [location] to get [item] with barely any spoken words in an otherwise modern, 3D, fully voice acting psuedo-RPG sticks out. Also, DF's is less lazy, or at least, there are more radiant things per examples of radiant mechanic. That said, without mods, why play ANY of these games - so grab a mod then fluffs up the radiant-ness of DF, and as for Skyrim, Interesting NPC's and Legacy of the Dragonborn (etc, etc, etc..) are basically required (also, Morrowloot Ultimate with the encounter zone update).

@@xBINARYGODx That's honestly the biggest killer to me with the radiant stuff Bethesda did in Skyrim/FO4. Often the only radiant part of how they did it was the (location) to do (activity) for (generic set of written lines in most voice types). No changes to what occupies a dungeon over time unless it's something connected to a major quest completion (visit a dragon word wall before, then after Dragon Rising for a good example, or some of the other dungeons related to one of the guilds). Organic Factions for Skyrim is another mod that also helps with taking such radiant data and expands on it to stupidly advanced levels.

@Naofumi Iwatani oh yeah you're right cause i saw indigo gaming post on twitter that he died I didn't see that it was (1939-2006) it was just to remember him my bad.

So sad. I really loved how he portrayed the character.

I had to reread your comment bc I was scared Patrick Stewart died

Your crazy the captain Picard dead ??? No way

Kind of. Sometimes it feels like your DM flatout hates you though.

@@johnnydjiurkopff haha so true

​@@johnnydjiurkopffJust like real life!

This game is basicallya more in-depth Mount and Blade before Mount and Blade was a thing. If someone came up with a game like this, I think it would be a game played for at least 20 years.

King Aria Mount and Blade has been around since 2008, and with how things look with the bannerlord beta rn, id say they’d probably go on for another 12 years

@@3b9x Yes i remember playin the crap out of it as a 13 year old who didnt have many games 😊

That doesn’t take a whole lot lol... definitely not Todd’s strong suit

‘It just works’ not good enough?

Talk shit but i bet you love his games

@@Hi-bb5lo Late but people always take mad shit on Todd. Even though if it wasn't for him Morrowind wouldn't exist. Same with pretty much every member of Bethesda Game Studios during Morrowinds development

@@Hi-bb5lo Lol I'm such a goddamn tsundere for Todd. I hate him but I love him. He is an anomaly.

Oh, more details please! "Heavily inspired by Daggerfall" are four of the most wonderful words in game development language!!

what does this mean

Slight caveat; you need to answer the FIRST letter you get within a month, but that's just going to a randomized tavern to get the basic information on the main quest from a contact. It's the letters you get from Wayrest and Sentinel at level 3 and level 5 that don't have a time limit, I think. In any case, travel time to both of those destinations from the Daggerfall region takes quite a while, even when travelling recklessly. So it's generally a good idea to make use of the inevitable in-game time lag to sort of... work your way in that general direction by doing quests in each subsequent region. You can't even travel to Sentinel in a straight line without a 100,000 gold ship, anyway.

@@OneTrueNobody - Indeed. The first letter comes with a time limit, though it requires a short trip. BTW, as an alternative to buying a ship, you can also join a Knightly Order and reach the rank of Commander, at which point you get free ship travel... and free lodging everywhere ;) Having your own ship is still useful, though, because it serves as a "home away from home" that you can instantly teleport to and from.

Makes you wonder why Bethesda hasn’t hired these nerds.

Because it is easier and cheaper to just re-re-re-re-release Skyrim. Only do bare minimum of work and bank on the community to add and fix shit for free.

I feel that mind capturing too. Let me guess, you also HATE skyshit.

Yeah that was a must to me I don't have that much time to spend in a dungeon, it's immersive but a nuisance for me.

shit, didnt know that existed thanks.

I honestly prefer them at the default size.

Technically he addressed that already with the locator mod. It leaves the dungeons with the default size but makes it so after mapping like 60% it just tells you where to go

@xXxMeGa_RaCiSt69xXx 420 same here but with the smaller dungeons setting i was finally able to delve deep into daggerfall and have tons of fun, the dungeons are still big, bigger than skyrim ones but they are manageable big atleast and you can progress without ragequiting for being lost 10 hours in the same dungeon lol

Gingers are very flammable.

@@josipdruzic12345 Just like red barrels

Could be an issue of humidity as well, though I don't know what the situation is in Texas as I live in Sweden

Depends if you're from east or west Texas, though. West Texas and 95 is no big deal. Closer you get to Houston the nastier it gets and we'll, east Texas at that temperature with humidity is just plain awful.

His suit is actually flame retardent

Hes obsessed he cant stop thinking about Todds Lawyer

Are you saying the YTers coordinated, or are you saying TES6 paid them and is about to have more news?

Morrowind and especially Oblivion are a must-play for you then

@@Kain1805 this

Thought I was the only one thinking that!

Identity theft, that's not good.