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crissindahouse on 30 April 2012
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Bristow9091 said:
crissindahouse said:
Wagram said:
crissindahouse said:
Yang_WenLi said:
What does bad technique means?

So, how did they review Skyrim ? Does the lack of MP play a part?

bad technique means the graphics. pop ups, low textures, shadow flickering, some bad animations, stuttering and things like that.


All of which Skyrim had and did not get points off for. This is why the Review industry is a joke.

there is a difference between a game like skyrim which can't run without that growing gras in the backround or a game the reviewers know exactly the same game could be without pop ups.

btw in the reveiw they say: "it is much less busy and detailed than skyrim" so if the game is much less detailed and busy, has even more problems with animations and has even less textures than skyrim, you want to get the same score for graphics?

I have to disagree with you there, Skyrim has more bugs than any other game I've played (Well... other Bethesda and Obsidian games), including game breaking bugs, crashes, terrible animation issues, shadows and textures randomly disappearing, and the AI also spazing out... it's unfair that it got a near perfect score, and even a perfect 40 from Famitsu...

Also, just from the demo, I found Dragon's Dogma's graphics to be more visually pleasing than Skyrim...

It's stupid that games are reviewed by ONE persons opinion... they should have multiple people from each publication reviewing it, and give an average score between them, showing everyones thoughts and opinions...

the game got 5 peoples opinions and they decided for that score. that's what they do with all big games, play them and decide together on a round table.

and i never had a problem with skyrim. i really don't get why people always have problems with it. same with oblivion. had not only one crash within 300 hours and i read everyhwere about crashes...

and you didn't quote my whole text, i wrote that they said the same about skryim with bad textures and so on. but skyrim is just a bigger world. as bigger it is, as harder is it to get it right without problems. if you would release a game with onyl one room, you just can't say "but it only has as much problems as skyrim" because it would be a joke to have problems in such a small area.