Bethesda Outlines Skyrim 1.5
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I'm honestly both surprised and relieved that someone agrees with me about this. Posted something on SPUF about looking for a mod on PC that can fix this when I eventually get it for PC and had the majority of people in the thread tell me either "Lol PS3", that I deserved to die (even though I had full health?), or level up Smithing / Enchanting so my Light Armor was at the armor cap (I hate how ridiculous Smithing and Enchanting are in this game. Light Armor should not be able to hit the armor cap, as that takes away the main advantage of Heavy Armor). Some people actually read my post and responded thoughtfully, but most simply didn't. Glad the Escapist isn't quite as bad as SPUF when it comes to discussing this sort of thing.Podunk said:
It mentioned fixing that in the notes I think, something about allowing you to continue?Fappy said:
boo on no more spamming iron daggers
and boo on not fixing red eagles sword quest
but OMG yes on arrow kill cams >
I loves me some sniping
and boo on not fixing red eagles sword quest
but OMG yes on arrow kill cams >
I loves me some sniping
wait.. we can marry lydia now?! HOW DO I DIVORCE THIS WENCH.. i want lydia! give me divorce option!!! ='(
Why do people keep going on about glitches?? I have Skyrim on my Xbox 360 and haven't updated it at all (it's not connected to the internet) and I haven't seen a SINGLE glitch. I don't know what you guys are on about.
So, not all.Simonoly said:
I think Bethesda is not the only one to blame on the PS3 issues. People should probably take better care of their consoles to start off with. I play on PS3 and I've had lag twice. That's it. Both times I played more or less 15 hours straight and my PS3 was overheating. I ended the game, let the poor fat bastard cool down for awhile and the game was fine after that. Maybe people should vacuum their PS3's sometimes or place them differently, I don't know.Das Boot said:
When I bought Skyrim I knew there would be bugs. I could have waited for GOTY edition in the hopes that most bugs have been handled by then, but I simply couldn't wait. I knew what I was in for and getting a game like Skyrim, bugs won't matter to me. Not one bit. If it bothers you, you have the option of not buying the game. But don't go insulting both fans of the series and the developer like that.
Bethesda is fixing the bugs. But fixing them is simply not easy. They are releasing patches often enough and fix as much as they can with each one. The game is huge and fixing the problems might bring other problems. That's why not all bugs are consistent through all playthroughs. I had a bug in Markarth, but it could well be that someone else did not. Maybe they chose different options, did different quests or spoke to NPC's I did not and that in turn affected their gameplay.
And do you honestly believe that the staff of Bethesda is sitting there, with their feet on their desks, laughing at the problems? You think they have a meeting where they decide which bugs to ignore and what kind of new animations they will be doing? That's what I got from your messages. They haven't lied and people fixing problems are, most likely, not the same people who create new animations.
I was the same. My xbox 360 version was pretty much bug free apart from a bunch of miscellaneous quests that I can't complete or have completed but still remain in the quest log. The majority of bugs are quite variable, but that's not what I was getting at. I was talking about the bugs that are present in all copies of Skyrim due to what appears to be programming errors. Such as the inability to get the Dragon Infusion perk from Esbern. Have you been able to get the Dragon Infusion perk on your xbox 360 version? I could only get it via console commands on my PC version. Also were you able to get the imperial decree for the Missing in Action quest? I couldn't even get that with console commands.CyanideSandwich said:
There is isn't there? I remember seeing the gameplay slot in the options menu an option to turn kill cams off. Did you not see that?Chairman Miaow said:
I don't remember there being one, but I haven't played it since release, I was unfortunately really dissappointed with it, just doesn't suck me in like the other Elder Scrolls games did.ServebotFrank said:
I don't know, I still just want my 360 controller to remap properly on PC. Sure the custom controls work in-game but when I open a menu, the default control prompts show up but I still have to use my custom controls (i.e. I have to press X when the screen tells me to press A). Either show the proper control prompts or switch the control scheme to default when in menus...
Yes, I was able to get the Dragon Infusion perk, no problem. I haven't done the Missing In Action quest, though.Simonoly said:
Really? You're literally the first person I know of who has been able to get that perk (I scoured countless forums to no avail). Does it show up in your list of active effects in the magic menu? For me, Esbern always says he is giving me the perk but then I never actually receive anything. He does the exact same thing on my PC version and I have to use console commands to correct it. So you never updated with any of the patches? I'm genuinely quite interested to see if that's the cause. Sorry, I will try not to throw 20 questions your way!CyanideSandwich said:
Yeah, it shows up. "Dragons do 25% less melee damage." That's it, right? I had no idea this was a problem. I knew the game glitched on the PC version, but I didn't know there was something that no-one got on console or PC. I haven't really been on forums and such other than the odd bit of help here and there, and I've skipped everything including glitches because I figured it was only a PC thing. I don't know what's different about my copy though. Just got lucky, I guess.Simonoly said: