Todd Howard

Because I remember being sure that there's dragons in Daggerfall as I'm playing it and I'm searching.

Yeah, just a brief tangent on that.

I thought Redguard was a really, really good game.

I played it.

Again, you forget stuff, but I remember getting, I guess it was the first in the Elder Scrolls series to put it into that world, but it was like an adventure game.

It reminded me of another game I really love, like Prince of Persia.

I apologize if I'm forgetting, but you can jump in buildings and stuff.

There's a dynamic, airy nature.

It's a parkour type of situation.

Yeah, it was an incredible game.

Let me ask a dark question.

Why do you think that game was a flop?

Not a dark question.

Just you personally, psychologically, did you have doubt about yourself from the performance of Red Guard?

Like, do I know what it is?

Where do you get the... How do you overcome that?

No, but I mean, you love Redguard, right?

So doesn't that mean, isn't there a kind of self-doubt about, do I know what it takes to create a great game?

Right, so you were sure, even if it wasn't... Okay, so if you're going to debate, like, do I like that game?

You mentioned, just referencing this game, on Reddit AMA, that long time ago during Redguard, the lead programmer made me, made all the buildings hop up and down after you played for 10 minutes just to mess with me.