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After 21 hours I have beaten Elder Scrolls Arena. I'm glad I did, however, I feel a bit conflicted on it as a whole. On one hand it has a very cool atmosphere as a 90's dungeon crawler and it really is charming. On the other hand it is frustrating. VERY frustrating. For example, I built my character as a Breton knight. Not only did I have access to plate armor (highest armor class) and had it at ebony no less, I also had natural magic resistance, maxxed attribute skills, and a slight exploit to boost my armor stats a bit higher. EVEN THEN I would still get one shot by the ridiculous mage ghosts who just machine gun out fireballs like they were trying to cash out of bitcoin after a slight drop. I can't even BEGIN to imagine how painful this was for someone with less protection or god forbid weakness to magic. Thankfully magic users like this only appear late in the game but still very annoying. As for the early game, I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. I set out to collect the Ogmha infinnium a handful of times to boost my stats to a place I liked (I highly recommend you do the same if you play as it offers a ludicrous +50 stat points every time you collect it), and I liked the sense of progress I was making. I also worked my way up to a full set of ebony gear and topped off the loadout with the necromancers amulet, which unintentionally stacks with regular amulets (the aforementioned minor exploit). After this though my engagement with the game definitely declined. The main quest dungeons are handcrafted and pretty neat, however do get repetitive and I admit to eventually blazing through them as quickly as possible by using passwall to cut through walls and shortcut to the exits. Final boss was a bit annoying but the cheesy animated cutscene makes up for it (also a fair amount of 90's amv for those that are into it).

All in all, I give this game a WhydidIevenplaythisIcould'vejustplayedDaggefall out of 10

This review is the worst thing I have written, but simply too goated to delete. Enjoy!

This is it. My favorite game.
I cant write all my feelings for this game here because I lack the attention span to do so but I will try my best to sum it up.
This game has one of the best stories in any game I have ever played. Despite looking the way it does which might be off putting for some still gets you invested in the world and characters. Speaking of the characters they are amazing. The companions all are filled with so much personality and most even have character arcs that you are able to help them go through by following their questlines. The music is something so special aswell. I do not listen to country or cowboy type music however something about how great the rest of the game is allows me to fall in love with these songs. Even when the radio is off the soundtrack of the game still manages to send chills through my body. Especially the ending slides track which gives a sensation of reaching a goal you had been striving for, but was what I did really the right choice? The morality of the game is another really interesting thing as there is no right choice. Unlike fallout 4 ( which I am so grateful to for making me go back and play New vegas) where all outcomes are pretty good choices, you have Fallout NV which gives all of their factions flaws making it feel not only more realistic but also making the world that much more complex. The dlcs though are what I think truly make this game. I played the game all the way through without dlcs first then bought them and replayed the game as a basically the same character. Oh my god are they so amazing. The base game has characters talk about these important influential characters that are never seen and only learned about through dialogue. I cant say how cool of an experience it was to see the burned man or father Elijah in person. Each of the dlcs are absolute slappers (best order to play them btw) first with: Honest hearts- takes place in Zion with amazing characters and a great setting Dead Money- the best one that has left a huge impact on me, it has an amazing atmosphere and gives me a feeling I dont know what to call Its sad but in a way I like? anyways the soundtrack in this one is top notch and please play it, it may not be that good while playing it gameplay wise but the feelings you are left with after just make you want to return and soak the amazing story and everything in it all over again. Old world blues- Is really good I love traveling around its location and like that it covers some harsh things through a fun lighthearted goofy story. Lonesome road- Tbh I did this one really dirty. I played like half of it while in a voice call (dont do that with NV it completely ruins the experience) and because of that was not able to get fully immersed with the story. I really do want to go back as what I did play I thought was really cool however still prob the weakest still great tho also my opinion for that one does not count. This was a horrible ramble and I cant type out how I feel very well so sorry about that but just trust me, this game is worth experiencing. I wanted to make this mess of a review in hopes of convincing one person that hasnt given it a fair chance. I was in your situation once. I came to nv right after beating fo4 and played halfway through the story thought it was bad, dropped it, came back to it and fell in love. Have a goodnight and I am here reminding you that you're nobody 'til somebody loves you. And that somebody is me. I love you

10/10

Easily the best DLC in any game I have ever played.

Honestly a great time. All I wish is the developers could add more but it is such a joy to play.













Just don't let anyone play santa. He op

After a bajillion playthroughs, I have finally completed all the endgame content/areas, made all my allegiances, seeing their word-states through, and collected all meitou weapons. And man i gotta say this game is so close to perfection but just falls short in some areas.

To start with the good, the art direction rules. Every zone is distinct, and while the graphics arent the best, the visual style is so superb I would still consider kenshi to be a very pretty game (I also particularly love the whole east asia in a post apocolyptic arid landscape thing going on). The lore is amazing. The factions make sense in the setting, and the lore is genuinely super interesting, especially the ancient history of the second empire.

Now the bad. This game lacks form. Gameplay loop is great but you hit a point past early game struggles where you realize you don't have that much impact. I know quests are probably against this games philosophies but they are so desperately needed. No one talks to you! That awesome aforementioned lore is mostly from books. I took down the united cities for the anti-slavers and all that happens is the npc's are replaced with my guys?! The anti-slaver leaders don't even congratulate me. I'm sure these problems are fixed in reactive world or some other mod that i'll probably play eventually, but as a base experience this game reaaally could use some more traditional rpg elements (I long for expanded dialogue with NPC's) cause at a point the game starts to feel very quiet, hollow, and empty.

Still really cool tho.

8.5/10

Just a really fun game

Got this game when it was free now it's $9.99. Just don't.