I just laughed when I read this:

https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137296293772013570
https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137296701621932032
https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137297487772909568

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I *really* hope those are somehow fake.

I just laughed when I read this:https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137296293772013570https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137296701621932032https://twitter.com/#!/DCDaecon/status/137297487772909568Bethesda wins. Hands down. Since they already have my money for Skyrim. The community of forumers here will probably have to keep dealing with bugs and fixes. Its what people are already used to. And the funny thing is that people pay real money and seem glad about fixing it, too.Just like Mr. Hines said, "they'll buy whatever we tell them too. "The only thing my money supported really is a great boot kick in my back.

Hines' twitter is DCDeacon not DCDaecon.Of course he may we'll think it, but he's certainly not going to tweet it.

Hines' twitter is DCDeacon not DCDaecon.
Of course he may we'll think it, but he's certainly not going to tweet it.

Someone got caught faking it. No one would be stupid enough to tweet something like that. I take it back, no one with the kind of education these people have would be so stupid.

Not even Electronic Arts would stoop to that level of stupid.

Yes, Bethesda gives us the ability to fix things, but it makes me wonder if knowing that, has caused some sloppiness on their part?
Say someone on the team is placing an object and can't get the object placed 'quite right', so do they fix it and get it right, or do they just leave it
knowing that some Modder will come along and fix it, while they move on to something else?

oh and thank goodness for reading before posting because I almost raged with those twitter tweets.

And case closed.

God bless the Trolls of the internets.