Now that you have your dos folder set up you need to put things in it. Before you do anything with DOSBox you should set up a folder to act as your c:\ drive. After upgrading my PC to a P-133, and having Windows 95 installed, I found some disadvantages to playing under the DOS emulation. Step 1: Setting Up Your Folders Creating a dos folder.
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I'm not sure how to fix this- I would like to play with the patches in place, but I can't even play the base game now. I initially started playing Daggerfall under DOS on a 486-40. I uninstalled TA completely, permanently deleted all the files I could find that the patches had left behind, and reinstalled the base version of TA from Steam. I tried uninstalling the patches completely, but some files were left behind, and when I started the base game I had the same issues. I could only scroll up or to the left with the mouse (arrow keys worked), and when I put the cursor over any units or over a construction menu, no information (health, cost, etc.) would show up where they normally would. The game started, but it still said v3.1, and when I started a skirmish the map was much bigger than it had been before (zoomed out further), and the construction/order menus took up less space on the screen. It didn't work, so I uninstalled the patches and reinstalled directly into the Total Annihilation folder with the original game. This is Bethesda's Official FAQ about Daggerfall, maintained here for historical interest since Bethesda no longer provides it on its website.
I'm on Windows 8 and downloaded the patches to C:>Cavedog, then tried to copy the files into C>Program Files x86>Steam>steamapps>common>Total Annihilation. NOTE: This is an old FAQ that was once available on the Elder scrolls official website.For Bethesda's latest up-to-date FAQ on Daggerfall see here. Hi All, I just downloaded TA on Steam, and it worked fine until I tried to apply the TA Patch Resources v1.0 and TA Patch v3.9.02 Beta, as well as the Total Mayhem mod.
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