Skyrim Bug Turned Chickens Into Informants
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Obsidian are infamous for bugs, however, if you're making that judgement based on New Vegas, Bethesda were more responsible for that than Obsidian (I made a post about that in response to someone else). Also, this is just my opinion, but the actual games that Obsidian make are better than Bethesda's, so good that I look right past the bugs and can actually forgive them for the bugs, Bethesda don't get that goodwill with me personally.Avatar Roku said:
Again, fair. And I wasn't basing it on NV, but rather on the likes of Alpha Protocol and KotOR 2 (both of which I absolutely adore, and the latter of which really wasn't their fault).ChupathingyX said:
I really do get your last point. I mean, I love Bethesda, but if their games were as buggy as Obsidian's, I'd never play them. Obsidian earned that with their awesome writing (Chris Avellone is amazing).
You know that Street Fighters combo system was a result of a bug right? Just saying, not all bugs are bad.ChupathingyX said:
Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed Morrowind, but Oblivion and Fallout 3 just weren't exactly as enjoyable for me for various reasons. I'm hoping that Skyrim will be good, and I hope it will be a massive improvement over Oblivion, it's just that stuff like this doesn't encourage me to get behind Bethesda and laugh alongside them.Avatar Roku said:
Chris Avellone is great, but you can't forget about Eric Fenstermaker, John Gonzalez, J. E. Sawyer and most likely some other writers who I have unfortunately forgotten about.
If you look at one of my responses to another user who brought up the same example, you'll see my explanation.Hawk of Battle said:
Huh, never heard of them. I know Avellone was the lead writer of KotOR II from this [http://lparchive.org/Knights-of-the-Old-Republic-II/] LP, and I loved the writing in KotOR 2, and Alpha Protocol had the same central theme (little events sparking much larger effects), so I think I sort of assumed he wrote everything of theirs XD.ChupathingyX said:
I'll have to read up on those guys. What games did they write?
Seem to recall 'spy chickens' in some Minecraft Let's Play that I watched a couple of months ago. How strange.
Yeah, a crazed wizard that goes by the name of "Lazy Coder the Terrible" and a curse that stands behind a definition of "Lackus Sleepus Programmicus" in a "Harvard's Digital Encyclopedia of Spells and Curses".Logan Westbrook said:
God damn, this is amazing. I almost laughed out loud in the middle of a quiet library. You sir, deserve a medal.Busard said:
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i posted the article on my facebook account and made this pic my profile pictureBusard said:
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maybe it wants to discover perfect TNA...Daniel_Rosamilia said:
OT: ok, so no more farm-robbery.
but that was my whole shtick!
We can't forget about the writers you've forgotten about? Doesn't seem fair, really. XDChupathingyX said:
Avatar Roku said:They're creating a massive open-world. They can't get rid of every bug because they can't account for every possible situation. Hell, even in games that are tightly linear, they still have to choose what bugs to fix and what to ignore.ChupathingyX said:I love you. That is awesome.Busard said:
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Anyway, I'm glad this particular bug is getting fixed, being a stealth character would have been too hard.
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*LMFAO*