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[srsparky32]

In response to post #7911257. #7911879, #7912456, #7912662, #7913144, #7913187, #7917960, #7919113, #7919364, #7920126, #7942224, #7943203 are all replies on the same post.

@deadlyillness do you realize how much work it is to create a game like skyrim? sure it has bugs, but thats to be expected when you're dealing with hundreds if not thousands of NPC's, conversation options, so forth. Lots of variables to factor in and such. it is a gigantic programming job and same for modeling and so forth. Bethesda put a lot of work into skyrim, they cant do everything, thats why they let the game be able to be modded as extensively as it is right now. They made an excellent game and gave it to us to be able to be improved upon. "Lazy" is NOT the word to describe Bethesda.

[TwoHungLow]

In response to post #7911257. #7911879, #7912456, #7912662, #7913144, #7913187, #7917960, #7919113, #7919364, #7920126, #7942224, #7943203, #7945455 are all replies on the same post.

@srsparky32, you're hilarious...so you're saying Bethesda took on a project SO big that they can't even fix their own problems? Maybe game producers shouldn't rush their final products, take Bioshock Infinite for example...it's plagued with PC and console performance issues due to sloppy programming, this is one example out of many popular games on the market today. Bethesda isn't lazy, they just don't have very high standards because at the end of the day, they still sold thousands of copies of their product.

I sincerely hope there will be another update to fix these animation bugs though because I doubt people will appreciate total abandonment...even our stellar modding community can't patch up these detrimental animation bugs caused by the latest major patch.

[darja121]

In response to post #7911257. #7911879, #7912456, #7912662, #7913144, #7913187, #7917960, #7919113, #7919364, #7920126, #7942224, #7943203, #7945455, #7946124 are all replies on the same post.

I played Oblivion so far and wanted to buy Skyrim Legendary Edition but then I read that Skyrim needs Steam to play and now I decided not to buy, not to play any version of Skyrim - ever. So sad, but I really hate steam, online versions-played games. One option wuold be this game for PS3-but on PS3 dwnloading and using mods it's inpossible, so I don't want it either.

I don't know when publishers will realise that this is wrong way. Bethesda is not the only one who looses customers because of that.

This is not the subject here, but just for example: If the future Sims4 will be also kind of that way, I'm not buying it. And I'm not the only one who feels that way.

So Bethesda, EA etc. say goodbye to many customers and vice versa: we say goodbye to such games.

[SirPendragon]

In response to post #7932902. #7934198 is also a reply to the same post.

I wish they would elaborate upon the Thalmor story, it would be a immense amount of fun to behead all the Thalmor or use the shouts to fling their armies about. ^.^

[Masterchief358]

In response to post #7911257. #7911879, #7912456, #7912662, #7913144, #7913187, #7917960, #7919113, #7919364, #7920126, #7942224, #7943203, #7945455, #7946124, #7950205 are all replies on the same post.

I don't understand why people hate steam so much, it really isn't all that bad for a digital distribution center. Those who won't buy games that require steam are limiting themselves a great deal buy refusing to install a program that doesn't do anything other than allow you to connect to friends you find in-game and promote Indie games. As for Bethesda's games being rushed... that's because the fan base is rushing them. "Can't wait for Skyrim", "OMG TESV IS ALMOST HERE", these quotes can be found everywhere when the game was about to release. Everyone gets angry when the game they're anticipating gets pushed back, but that's because they found a bug that would cause a lot of issues, or didn't like how a part worked out and decided to change it, in the end the game that gets released late ends up being better for it.

[daveKD]

In response to post #7944048.

Because its now officially dead even after Bethesda promised us 3 major DLCs, not 2 DLCs with a house mod.

[Apothus]

All I know is, Oblivion was hell of a more interesting game than Skyrim. Still haven't beaten Skyrim, nor have I played it in months. Still aggravated about the whole spear issue...I would rather they've left the "spears" exclusive to those Reiklings or whatever they are. I have yet to purchase or play Dragonborn since all the crap I have heard about it has turned me off so much...and I am a die hard Elder Scrolls fan. For me to stop playing a TES title and have no desire to pick it up ever again is saying a lot. If the next TES title is half assed as much as this one...I won't even allow it to be a thought in my head. And that's all I have to say about that. *Forrest Gump accent*

[fanefisher]

In response to post #7934979. #7937984, #7938279, #7938397, #7941148 are all replies on the same post.

@duko you do realise bethesda can make money off of there other products/games as well I.e oblivion or rarely morrowind. Elder scrolls online is just multiplayer scrolls with oblivion graphic's i highly doubt that they will sell Elder scrolls online on steam due to the xbox 720 and PS4 but there is a chance that they will sell ESO on steam around a 30% chance.

[signalZ]

In response to post #7932902. #7934198, #7950714 are all replies on the same post.

wtf? racism in game?! please give up your bad joke lol!

[somerandomguyinyourhouse]

In response to post #7932902. #7934198, #7950714, #7960122 are all replies on the same post.

you know it sproably cause in the next game you kill the thalmor...