The player receives experience points for each completed level and can use to unlock additional content. The game features multiple ending, depending on the decisions taken by the player during the gameplay. According to the plot, the world is invaded by foes, and the player can use melee combat and weapons to kill enemies to restore t eh peace. In the game, the player can explore the world from a first-person viewpoint while the battle against enemies using ranged weapons such as a sword, hammer, and more. It comes with a spell-creation system, where the player can create his custom spells with different effects to take down enemies. In the game, the player does not need to follow questlines or fulfill the specific character types. The game takes place in a fantasy-based open world environment, and it serves as the 2nd installment in the series of The Elder Scroll video game. On a side note, it appears that the Terminator games did not have any fan pages at all, or at least I was not able to find any yet.The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall is an Action Role-playing and Single-player video game developed by Bethesda Softworks for Microsoft Windows. It is not impossible that some official images from Bethesda's site are lurking somewhere among these pages, or at other links yet unexplored. The Solution to the First Dungeon: Privateer's Hold Here's what I found (I mean those which are accessible in any form through WM, or still online) in one list: On a side note, a while ago I tried to dig up archived copies of Daggerfall fansites in hopes of finding official screenshots (turned out that people much preferred posting their own shots, if anything). In fact, this might very well be the image in its original resolution, but thanks to whoever decided to "recycle" it the original quality is ruined. We might also try finding the missing pieces elsewhere. downloadable files and/or images) affected the state in which sites are preserved.Īs far as I know, the necessary files might have actually been archived but are not accessible to users for the time being, but I'm not sure on that. It doesn't seem that the amount of content (e.g.
There are lots of sites in the Wayback Machine from the very same time period that are completely or almost completely intact.
I wonder why the archived versions of Bethesda's site are in such a poor condition.
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