How to play daggerfall after installation

In real-life, unless I'm in the desert, when I walk into a direction I can find plenty of points of interest. Indeed, it's generated to a realistic scale, but if they indeed wanted to keep with the realism there should also be stuff in the world besides just barren landscape and some foliage and shrubbery. I'll play devil's advocate a little more. So, if you're traveling to a specific point, it doesn't make sense to walk there in real time unless you're already very close to that location. It's not that the world is empy, it's just that it's actually generated to a realistic scale, and gamers aren't used to that.

If you want to find random dungeons to collect loot or level up, you can set out from any town and find one. It's not gonna stop me from enjoying the game, when I eventually get around to it, but it is a quibble of mine.Д®xploring it on foot isn't feasible. Unless I actually stumbled onto a different dungeon that has the exact same layout (since most monsters, that I killed the first time, were respawned inside the dungeon).Д®DIT: Anyway, it is what it is. So it's not even that far away from Gothway Garden. And somehow (not sure what the probabily of this happening) I did manage to stumble back to the Privateer's Hold, on foot. And after fiddling around town, I exited town again wandering into the barren landscape. While I understand they wanted to create the feeling of an enormous world, and it does have an impact into making you feel tiny and insignificant, the bubble is kind of popped once you realize it's all empty.ДЄnd the weird thing is, related to the first dungeon, after going off in a random direction I did fast-travel to the nearest town (something call gothway garden). Just endless terrain and some foliage/trees. I was also surprised that, upon exiting the first dungeon, I kept walking for 5 mins in random direction.

Yeah, understandable, but then what's the point of having an enormous world, if you're not gonna have any reason to explore it on foot. Walking from point A to point B is just a colossal waste of time. They wanted players to realize early on that Daggerfall wasn't your typical open-world RPG. It makes sense given the size of the game world.

How to play daggerfall after installation