The Elder Scrolls Anthology (TES1 - 5)

Elder III · Aug 6, 2013

Aura89 said: ↑

While i understand this, do they come with the dos emulater all set up, fully, out of the box?(install) if not, then my want still stands

While i understand this is pretty much "lazy", i have no desire to set up any game using dos emulators such as dosbox for the simple fact that there is way too many settings in them that could, or could not, affect the game in some way or another, and since i have no idea what i'm doing, i could set it up, play the entire game, and only realize in the end there was supposed to be a sky...if i had just set the dos emulator correctly...
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There is a fully setup .exe for Daggerfall somewhere on the internet, I think I actually have it installed on my laptop. I can't recall where it came from, but it's run through DosBox, but packaged into a regular Windows installation process, so it's just as easy to install as a web browser (for example). Google it and I'm sure you can find it quickly if you want to get it.

Bl@ck_Thorne · Aug 7, 2013

Anarion said: ↑

Here's Arena for you: http://cms.elderscrolls.com/sites/default/files/tes/extras/Arena106Setup.zip

And here's Daggerfall: http://cms.elderscrolls.com/sites/default/files/tes/extras/DFInstall.zip
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thanks for this

Keitosha · Aug 7, 2013

Bethesda confirmed on their blog that Oblivion will feature all the DLC as well. 2 versions of Oblivion and MW will be included: 1. The normal retail GOTY version without the smaller DLC and 2. a Steam key for both MW GOTY and Oblivion GOTY Deluxe, which includes the smaller horse crap, the orrery and all of the DLC as well.

What versions of the games are included with Anthology?

The Elder Scrolls Anthology is the same content you would get if you purchased the boxed version of each game.

Arena and Daggerfall include a pre-configured version of DosBox that gets installed during installation and allows you to play on modern machines.
Morrowind GOTY and Oblivion GOTY are based on the retail versions of the game, which do not require Steam activation. For Oblivion, this means that the disc version of the game does not include the smaller add-ons (Horse Armor, Fighter’s Stronghold, Mehrunes’ Razor, etc)… more on that below.
For Skyrim, the disc is based on the Legendary release of the game, which requires Steam activation.

As a bonus, the included Steam key will activate Steam versions of Morrowind GOTY and Oblivion GOTY Deluxe. Like the disc release of Oblivion, the deluxe versions include the main game, Knights of the Nine, and Shivering Isles, but it also adds English versions of the Wizard’s Tower, Orrery, Thives’ Den, The Vile Lair, Mehrunes’ Razor, and Horse Armor. These add-ons are not compatible with the disc version of the game, so you will need to use the Steam version to access them.
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Still missing the Fighter's Stronghold (Battlehorn Castle) DLC? :3eyes:

http://www.bethblog.com/2013/08/07/the-complete-elder-scrolls-collection-comes-to-pc-this-september/
Morrowind DLC page, scroll down

nhlkoho · Aug 7, 2013

I remember getting a Daggerfall demo in one of those old PCGamer magazines. It was one of the first games I played with nudity in it. Play as a female, take off all her clothes, get a big hammer and start breaking down doors of people's houses. Never had the full game but that was enough to keep me busy at that age.

I'm another one who enjoyed Oblivion more than Skyrim. Something about Skyrim just doesn't make me intersted to sit down and play for hours on end like I did with Oblivion. I'm also older now and have more things going on in life so that could be part of it.

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