well, duke nukem forever sucked, the world didnt end. we just wrote it off as crap and played something else.
thats what will happen.
thats what will happen.
What if Skyrim is awful?
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If skyrim sucks, I will send it back to love film who I am planning to rent it from, delete the game save from my hard drive and cross it from my list of games to potentially buy when the price goes down or to get for christmas. No harm done!
Not care. As I do not care right now. Ive played a Bethesda game before, as far as I know they are all pallete swaps of the same thing.
Cannot be arsed
Cannot be arsed
Ever since Oblivion, they have been ridiculed for that, it's true. But after that, they made Fallout 3 with 37 voice actors, which is already a hell of a lot more than the 10 voice actors used in Oblivion (excluding the 3 'celebrity voices').w9496 said:
I'm pretty confident they learned their lesson from Oblivion concerning the voices ;-).
Eh. Bethesda fans will forgive the game despite the bugs. They will make excuses for the game, say it is not meant to be perfect at launch, that it is the age we live in and it is your own damn fault for not allowing Bethesda to fix things.
Bonus points will come when the irony does not sink in if the same Bethesda fan boys ripped New Vegas for being buggy as hell.
The rest of us with a brain will laugh so hard that we will die from lack of air.
Bonus points will come when the irony does not sink in if the same Bethesda fan boys ripped New Vegas for being buggy as hell.
The rest of us with a brain will laugh so hard that we will die from lack of air.
Considering what happened with Fallout:New Vegas...I feel prepared for the possibility. I've never felt so let down by a game I was so excited for.
It's not all bad news...I'm currently working through NV again, and it's a much more enjoyable experience now that it's not thoroughly broken. It still freezes on occasion, but not every fifteen minutes like the first time.
It's not all bad news...I'm currently working through NV again, and it's a much more enjoyable experience now that it's not thoroughly broken. It still freezes on occasion, but not every fifteen minutes like the first time.
I really don't see how anyone can put more faith in a shooter with very little creativity over something that honestly tries to be original. Don't get me wrong i own a couple shooters but now a days i flip through a magazine and all i see are shooters shooters and more shooters, I'm fps'd out... so even if skyrim DID suck which i by the way think it won't. I'd STILL play it rather than stare down another iron sight... /rantZetatrain said:
Really? i don't even understand what game breaking bugs everyone is talking about in bethesda games, beyond annoying crashs. i've always played vanilla and never had any problems with it.
OT: i'll atleast keep the pretty little high quality map thing i get for pre-ordering. Then play the crap out of the game anyways because i've spent to damn long, being to damn excited to not get atleast 200+ hours of my life sunk into this game.
OT: i'll atleast keep the pretty little high quality map thing i get for pre-ordering. Then play the crap out of the game anyways because i've spent to damn long, being to damn excited to not get atleast 200+ hours of my life sunk into this game.
I have one problem with it.
I hated the controls for Oblivion on PC (seriously, it felt very unnatural somehow). But I'd already got the PS3 version, then hated not being able to get mods.
So which version do I get, now? PS3, I'm guessing, I will. But with little hard drive space, maybe I will have to wait for Game of the Year Edition. Or upgrade my hard drive and pay for the expansions... ehhhh.
I hope that I'm not the only one who thinks that this particular situation sucks.
Anyway, rants aside, I'm sure that the actual software of the game will be great. I've read enough about it to dispel some of my key concerns, particularly the lack of variety in faces and character models.
I hated the controls for Oblivion on PC (seriously, it felt very unnatural somehow). But I'd already got the PS3 version, then hated not being able to get mods.
So which version do I get, now? PS3, I'm guessing, I will. But with little hard drive space, maybe I will have to wait for Game of the Year Edition. Or upgrade my hard drive and pay for the expansions... ehhhh.
I hope that I'm not the only one who thinks that this particular situation sucks.
Anyway, rants aside, I'm sure that the actual software of the game will be great. I've read enough about it to dispel some of my key concerns, particularly the lack of variety in faces and character models.
I've never had a problem with vanilla Bethesda games, in fact the only time any of my Elder Scrolls games have fucked up is because of Mods not working well together. I've yet to see any of these "game breaking bugs"
I agree, I think the mod community is a haven for furries, hippies and fetishists judging by some of the mods, I wanted some better clothes for Morrowind once, what I got were Chain mail thongs, SS style trench coats and fetish gear that would make Dante blush. There's an awful lot of shit to wade through to find the gems but when you DO find a gem it's nigh on impossible to play without it.
INB4 "You don't HAVE to download them etc"Dimitriov said:
I agree, I think the mod community is a haven for furries, hippies and fetishists judging by some of the mods, I wanted some better clothes for Morrowind once, what I got were Chain mail thongs, SS style trench coats and fetish gear that would make Dante blush. There's an awful lot of shit to wade through to find the gems but when you DO find a gem it's nigh on impossible to play without it.
i trust Bethesda not to f**ck it up to badly, and if it's anything like Oblivion (or Fallout 3)i'll be happy 