LevyMcGarden

Bethesda has been digging a hole and they have a strange relationship with modders. But with the recent Fallout 76 issue (the essay) and with the fact that they release sub-par games that we have to fix for them, and I am sure we are glad fixing them, but we helped Bethesda get where it is now. But we made a pretty big mistake in that because now Bethesda sits on a high horse making subpar games that we fix, with no official patches for their issues. Such as with Skyrim, the biggest community here on Nexus with the 50,000+ mods, where a bad physics engine and a nearly 20-year-old game engine being used still, you can die in Riverwood for no reason if you jump into the cart of cabbages. Or the black face bug. Or all of the other countless issues that USP fixed. They were able to make these games because they knew we would fix them. But Bethesda either needs to get their stuff together, or die as a company, and I am sad to say it but maybe the latter needs to happen.