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KelvinZero reviews The Elder Scrolls: Chapter 2 -- Daggerfall (PC)
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KelvinZero said...
My first real sandbox RPG. It blew my mind with the idea of a first person open world with extensive customization abilites. It was also the first game where what my character did influenced how he advanced. If he snuck around a lot, his sneak skills got better; if he bartered a lot, those skills got better. The dungeons were rediculously large and I even had a character die getting into an unescapable situation. Of course near the end I started to see the flaws inherent in Daggerfall; the cookie cutter NPC's, transparent foliage, the generic outdoors which made fast travel needed to get anywhere. But overall it was a long, fun ride.
Game Traits applied to The Elder Scrolls: Chapter 2 -- Daggerfall (PC) by KelvinZero
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The Setting:Open world, Large Underground Dungeons
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Playing As:Custom Character
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How it's Played:RPG
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General Tone:Huge world, Exploration
The Elder Scrolls: Chapter 2 -- Daggerfall (PC)
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Role-playing/First-Person Action RPG
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