Its because Daggerfall is legendary, one of the biggest game maps ever. Similarly so is Bloodborne but for different reasons than size. So people name it close to the popular ones to show up in searches.
Compared to Arena, which is infinitely large, then Daggerfall is only 0% as big. But despite being however many hundred thousand square kilometres it is, it seems empty, since it’s all just meaningless procgen. Morrowindfeels much bigger, because it’s actually full of stuff.
You’re right about it being legendary - Ubisoft certainly seem to have been inspired by the enormous map filled with really repetitive quests. But there are more important things than size.
Its because Daggerfall is legendary, one of the biggest game maps ever. Similarly so is Bloodborne but for different reasons than size. So people name it close to the popular ones to show up in searches.
Compared to Arena, which is infinitely large, then Daggerfall is only 0% as big. But despite being however many hundred thousand square kilometres it is, it seems empty, since it’s all just meaningless procgen. Morrowind feels much bigger, because it’s actually full of stuff.
You’re right about it being legendary - Ubisoft certainly seem to have been inspired by the enormous map filled with really repetitive quests. But there are more important things than size.
Yeah its just if you search “biggest game map ever” Daggerfall is one of the common games that comes up. Doubt many have played it nowadays.