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KylieDog said:
lestatdark said:
KylieDog said:
a better idea would be for people to stop buying it and supporting broken trash.

Great idea, everyone should just buy games that are completely bug free from scratch or that have no issues whatsoever. Let's see, how many games have ever existed on that condition? Oh wait...almost none.

At least Skyrim's problems can and will be fixed sooner or later. Unlike some games that are trash from the moment the developers concieved the idea behind it. I'd take a bug-ridden game any day over those kind of games.


There is a major difference between a game that has some bugs and a game that has game breaking bugs that make it unplayable.  Skyrim falls into the latter.

Only one version of the game has an active game-breaking bug, which is being handled by Bethesda (not properly yet). Even so, comparing Skyrim to other open world games in the same concept, Skyrim is probably the one with the least amount of bugs, especially if you compare it to every other game released by Bethesda. 

And game breaking bugs can be found in a lot of games, even those with much smaller scope than Skyrim. So again, the game's far from being "trash" as you qualified it and I'd still take a game such as Skyrim with a game-breaking bug over a game that is utter trash (and that trashed on everything that the legacy built up until then) from the first minute. 



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