47 replies to this topic

[etayorius]

A bug on a bethesda title? NO WAY! seriously? hmm... go figure...

[sydney666]

Who is your daddy and what does he do? Looks like he works for Bethesda and breaks xbox DLCS!

Edited by sydney666, 12 September 2012 - 01:05 PM.

[Stevensonzilla]

Hope they fix it, at least for console's sake. Seems like it'd be an easy fix, just a few extra condition checks. Wonder how many patches get released before they fix it, if ever.

Ah, well. At least it sounds like you have to go out of your way to break it.

[pedro124]

@SONNYSPAK you just read that XBOX players are being used as paying testers for the players of other platforms ...also you can also check through the text that by now some modders will have to take their sabbatical rest cause in little over 2 weeks their hands will be full fixing the glitches of Heartfire so us the REAL players(pc players) of the game can have the best experience that XBOX players can NEVER have XD

[sdfgsdjfasdjk]

Bethesda selling bugged content. That's not news material. Tell me something I don't know.

[imperium999]

I like how you describe it as a "bug/feature". :-)

[SeraphTC]

I'm not denying that Kotaku found a flaw, but erm...

"build one thing at a time" is pretty much what the game tells you to do if you read the information you are given....

So it's not like they don't warn you away from it.

Still a fix would be nice. I completed it on 360. It was fun for 400pts. I'm interested in the modding potential it could offer, and will no doubt pick it up on PC.

[Pejman]

Shouldn't they use Steam player as beta testers? at least there are modders that can find the bugs and propose fixes, i will never understand why they beta on Xbox

[BarbasTheDog]

It's because Microsoft pays them better.

[iColour]

@Pejman

Bethesda has a contractual obligation to Microsoft and xBox - as part of their terms of releasing DLC on the Marketplace, they - among many other game publishers - must post their content on the marketplace first before further releasing it elsewhere.

also, it pretty much goes with what "BarbasTheDog" said - they pay better, and Bethesda is in this to make money.