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The Fury on 10 November 2015

As long as they fix it, all will be well. The idea in this gaming industry is to get early sales from dedicated fans then later get word of mouth sales ("My friend says..."), the latter won't happen if the game is still broken and people won't buy the DLC.



Hmm, pie.

midrange on 10 November 2015
LudicrousSpeed said:
Xxain said:
Bethesda keeps getting away with broken games because people keep buying them. We have people here who acknowledge Besthesda's iffy quality for over decade but yet you still payed them. Problem falls on buyers at this point.

If the buyers are happy with their purchase then there is no problem.


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Ruler on 10 November 2015
pokoko said:
And you keep getting away with not understanding what "broken" means. Do you really think that just because you use hyperbole that it magically turns into the truth?


It is broken many people reported broken quests and game breaking bugs



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Mummelmann on 10 November 2015
LurkerJ said:
Mummelmann said:
Just went and bought it for PC, have to go retail since I have 40GB surf limitation currently and till january. Guess what? The retail version for PC requires a 20GB download and only has around 5GB on the actual disc.

Now that is proper bullshit from Bethesda.

You and John2290 seemed opposed to buying Bethesda games before they are fixed! What happened to you two haha

Please let me know how it runs on PC once you get the chance to play it.


Nah, I bought Skyrim day one as well, and Oblivion and Morrowind. The Gothic games by Piranha Bytes were also bugfests when they released, still got them day one since I loved the gameplay.

It does annoy me though, just not quite enough to not get the games right away. I also dislike EA and Origin a great deal but I still bought FIFA 16 day one.

I'll post some impressions later tonight, I'm thinking I should be able to go at around 60-75 fps average with my rig, I run The Witcher 3 at over 70 fps average, after all. If the games performs poorly, my PC is certainly not to blame.



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QUAKECore89 on 10 November 2015

Let me remind you something interesting.

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/fallout-4-was-basically-done-before-bethesda-even-/1100-6429241/



Abun on 10 November 2015

Another issue with Bethesda is that when they fix one problem they create another.I remember while playing Skyrim they released a patch and after that patch I could not go under the water without the game freezing.