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* FirstAppearance: This game introduces the Daedric Princes, who go on to be very integral to the game's setting and lore.
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* FirstAppearance: This game introduces the Daedric Princes, Princes[[note]]Boethiah was mentioned in ''Arena'', but only identified as "a Dark Elven goddess"[[/note]], who go on to be very integral to the game's setting and lore.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is was obviously dummied out at the last second, or they never got around to putting it in at all.
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* FirstAppearance: This game introduces the Deadric Princes, who go on to be very intengral to the game's setting and lore.
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* FirstAppearance: This game introduces the Deadric Daedric Princes, who go on to be very intengral integral to the game's setting and lore.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Was the case until Bethesda released it on their website as a free download in 2009, making it KeepCirculatingTheTapes/{{Rescued}}. Prior to that, hard copies were selling for upwards of ''$100'' online. However; you have to download a DOS emulator to actually play the game and Bethesda assumes you know this already. (Website/GOGDotCom would later give it away for free including a DOS emulator to anyone who purchased another ''Elder Scrolls'' game.)
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Was the case until Bethesda released it on their website as a free download in 2009, making it KeepCirculatingTheTapes/{{Rescued}}. Prior to that, hard copies were selling for upwards of ''$100'' online. However; you have to download a DOS emulator to actually play the game and Bethesda assumes you know this already. (Website/GOGDotCom would later give it away for free including a DOS emulator to anyone who purchased another ''Elder Scrolls'' game.)) It was also released alongside the other five games in the Elder Scrolls Anthology, which even in 2022 is still cheap.
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* FirstAppearance: This game introduces the Deadric Princes, who go on to be very intengral to the game's setting and lore.
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** There are unused NPC graphics for faerie royalty and a language skill called Faerie, which, combined with the inclusion the book ''The Faerie'', altogether suggest players were meant to encounter fey in the game.
** Likewise, the game files also include an unused Elvish skill, to be used when speaking to Wild Elves. Wild Elves are nowhere in the game, but there is a book called ''The Wild Elves'' that describes them as a mysterious species of elves whose hat is basically embodying HiddenElfVillage. ''Oblivion'' would later flesh out the Wild Elves as an extinct race with unsubstantiated reports of a RacialRemnant.
** Likewise, the game files also include an unused Elvish skill, to be used when speaking to Wild Elves. Wild Elves are nowhere in the game, but there is a book called ''The Wild Elves'' that describes them as a mysterious species of elves whose hat is basically embodying HiddenElfVillage. ''Oblivion'' would later flesh out the Wild Elves as an extinct race with unsubstantiated reports of a RacialRemnant.
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** [[HumongousMecha Big Stompy Robot]], otherwise known as the Numidium.
** The sheer number of bugs in this game caused many players to refer to this game as "Buggerfall."
** [[HumongousMecha Big Stompy Robot]], otherwise known as the Numidium.
** The sheer number of bugs in this game caused many players to refer to this game as "Buggerfall."
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* {{Vaporware}}: Bethesda Studios had announced ''Daggerfall'' fairly soon after ''Arena'' came out, and the game took a [[SarcasmMode staggeringly large]] ''two years'' to complete and release. As a result, some PC Gaming magazines declared the game to be this because of its ambitious scale and "Featuritis".
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* {{Vaporware}}: Bethesda Studios had announced ''Daggerfall'' fairly soon after ''Arena'' came out, and the game took a [[SarcasmMode staggeringly large]] ''two years'' to complete and release. As While it might not seem very long today, at the time, two years was considered a staggeringly long time to develop a game, and as a result, some PC Gaming magazines declared the game to be this because of its ambitious scale and "Featuritis".
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* DummiedOut: Prostitutes, and one of the multiple endings. Oh, and about half of the magic spells, which can still be learned at the Mages' Guild, and either do nothing or cause bugs when cast. (Later patches removed them.)
** Many, many, ''many'' other things as well. According to a pre-release FAQ: at least three additional guilds (prostitutes, necromancers, the Order of the Lamp), wars between nations in the game world with city sieges, a working barding system, multiple additional terrain patterns, roads and more detailed wilderness, burglary on player-owned houses (which were meant to be furnishable: carpentry stores are still in the game), {{Non Player Character}}s reacting to player's clothing, active [=NPCs=] actually competing against you during the main quest and so on and on.
** An entire live action introduction was removed from the game. The footage would have shown the battle where King Lysandus was slain. Clips from this footage was shown at the 1995 CES.
** There exists a full quest named 'A Test of Determination' in the game files that goes unused. And unlike most examples, it was completely accidental: The binary and text files are named differently, and it can be easily fixed by editing the name of one so it matches the other.
** Sheogorath will have a higher chance to be summoned (even if you don't want him to) if the current weather is "Thunderstorm". Unfortunately, there isn't an implemented "thunderstorm" weather effect.
** The texts used to generate a character's background includes one that corresponds to a character imported from ''Arena'' (there's no explicit identifier in the code, but the text summarises the plot of ''Arena'' from the perspective of its protagonist and gives you having done that as the reason the Emperor trusts you with this mission) but since there is no sign of an actual ''mechanic'' for importing a character there is no way to get it.
** Many, many, ''many'' other things as well. According to a pre-release FAQ: at least three additional guilds (prostitutes, necromancers, the Order of the Lamp), wars between nations in the game world with city sieges, a working barding system, multiple additional terrain patterns, roads and more detailed wilderness, burglary on player-owned houses (which were meant to be furnishable: carpentry stores are still in the game), {{Non Player Character}}s reacting to player's clothing, active [=NPCs=] actually competing against you during the main quest and so on and on.
** An entire live action introduction was removed from the game. The footage would have shown the battle where King Lysandus was slain. Clips from this footage was shown at the 1995 CES.
** There exists a full quest named 'A Test of Determination' in the game files that goes unused. And unlike most examples, it was completely accidental: The binary and text files are named differently, and it can be easily fixed by editing the name of one so it matches the other.
** Sheogorath will have a higher chance to be summoned (even if you don't want him to) if the current weather is "Thunderstorm". Unfortunately, there isn't an implemented "thunderstorm" weather effect.
** The texts used to generate a character's background includes one that corresponds to a character imported from ''Arena'' (there's no explicit identifier in the code, but the text summarises the plot of ''Arena'' from the perspective of its protagonist and gives you having done that as the reason the Emperor trusts you with this mission) but since there is no sign of an actual ''mechanic'' for importing a character there is no way to get it.
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* HeyItsThatSound: If the sound you hear when casting a spell sounds familiar, it's because it was previously used for ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', when an Imp or other enemy throws a fireball.
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* HeyItsThatSound: HeyItsThatSound:
** If the sound you hear when casting a spell sounds familiar, it's because it was previously used for ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', when an Imp or other enemy throws afireball.fireball.
** The creaky door opening sound comes from a commercial sound library, and has been used [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1G7UaywkZY in countless television shows, movies and video games]]. Of course while in those works it's used once, in Daggerfall it's used for every dungeon door, which burns into a player's mind.
** If the sound you hear when casting a spell sounds familiar, it's because it was previously used for ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', when an Imp or other enemy throws a
** The creaky door opening sound comes from a commercial sound library, and has been used [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1G7UaywkZY in countless television shows, movies and video games]]. Of course while in those works it's used once, in Daggerfall it's used for every dungeon door, which burns into a player's mind.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Was the case until Bethesda released it on their website as a free download in 2009, making it KeepCirculatingTheTapes/{{Rescued}}. However; you have to download a DOS emulator to actually play the game and Bethesda assumes you know this already. (Website/GOGDotCom would later give it away for free including a DOS emulator to anyone who purchased another ''Elder Scrolls'' game.)
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Was the case until Bethesda released it on their website as a free download in 2009, making it KeepCirculatingTheTapes/{{Rescued}}. Prior to that, hard copies were selling for upwards of ''$100'' online. However; you have to download a DOS emulator to actually play the game and Bethesda assumes you know this already. (Website/GOGDotCom would later give it away for free including a DOS emulator to anyone who purchased another ''Elder Scrolls'' game.)
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Take a look at some of the DummiedOut things, including ''warfare between cities''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Take a look at some of the DummiedOut things, including ''warfare between cities''.cities''.
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* HeyItsThatSound: If the sound you hear when casting a spell sounds familiar, it's because it was previously used for ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', when an Imp shoots a fireball.
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* FanNickname: [[HumongousMecha Big Stompy Robot]], otherwise known as the Numidium.
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** [[HumongousMecha Big Stompy Robot]], otherwise known as theNumidium.Numidium.
** The sheer number of bugs in this game caused many players to refer to this game as "Buggerfall."
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* {{Vaporware}}: Bethesda Studios had announced ''Daggerfall'' fairly soon after ''Arena'' came out, and the game took a [[SarcasmMode staggeringly large]] ''two years'' to complete and release. As a result, some PC Gaming magazines declared the game to be this because of its ambitious scale and "Featuritis".
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* DummiedOut: There exists a full quest named 'A Test of Determination' in the game files that goes unused. And unlike most examples, it was completely accidental: The binary and text files are named differently, and it can be easily fixed by editing the name of one so it matches the other.
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* DummiedOut: There exists a full quest named 'A Test of Determination' in the game files that goes unused. And unlike most examples, it was completely accidental: The binary and text files are named differently, and it can be easily fixed be by editing the name of one so it matches the other.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.all.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Take a look at some of the DummiedOut things, including ''warfare between cities''.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Take a look at some of the DummiedOut things, including ''warfare between cities''.
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* DummiedOut: There exists a full quest named 'A Test of Determination' in the game files that goes unused. And unlike most examples, it was completely accidental: The binary and text files are named differently, and it can be easily fixed be editing the name of one so it matches the other.
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* FanNickname: [[HumongousMecha Big Stompy Robot]], otherwise known as the Numidium.
* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
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* ManualMisprint: In the manual it lists all the special advantages when creating a custom character, one of which is Survivilism, implying your character would have a easier time depending on what type of land he was traversing on. This is obviously dummied out at the last second, or never got around to putting it in at all.
