360 Hard Drive Install : V - Skyrim

» Mon May 07, 2012 6:17 am

Do you really think something that small would have been an issue with Bethesda on all the new tech they're putting out in this game?

It would be like buying a brand new car and forgetting where the keys go to start the thing.

And maybe that's one of the things they fix in the day 1 patch
Still, doesn't mean the pictures are fake like you said...

» Mon May 07, 2012 8:16 am

How long did you watch? It is my understanding that the bug gets worse until you clear the cache, as someone mentioned earlier.

Not long enough to confirm or deny that rumor.

However if that rumor were true it would make installing the game pointless, therefor I would bet everything I own it was just a rumor.

» Mon May 07, 2012 4:31 am

multiple ppl confirmed it's real, why keep denying it?

"Multiple ppl confirmed it's real" I laughed. Multiple people on the internet have said it exists. Multiple people on the INTERNET said it doesn't. What makes you believe one and not the other? The human mind is an amazing thing.

» Mon May 07, 2012 8:39 am

Because reviewers don't have leaked copies but original ones instead.Plus it's also possible that that bug happens if you try to torrent the game prolly.You do it and a few files get changed.Is it possible?Well I don't think a big company like Bethesda would ignore bugs like texture one

Thing is bugs happen. This all very well could be nothing but rumors and are completely false. In which case myself and I'm sure everyone else playing on the 360 will be very happy.

However, we really don't know for certain until we get some hard proof or word from Bethesda.

"Multiple ppl confirmed it's real" I laughed. Multiple people on the internet have said it exists. Multiple people on the INTERNET said it doesn't. What makes you believe one and not the other? The human mind is an amazing thing.

This, right here. Nobody truly knows one way or the other at this point as no hard evidence has been provided either way, just images from god knows what build/copy and people who have unyielding faith in Bethesda.

» Mon May 07, 2012 12:55 pm

Guys you can check yourselves at Neogaf , there is a looong thread with pics and proof about the game/paltforms/textures/evrything. Stop fighting each other and making stuff up

And those pics about the 360 are not photoshopped they are from an user on that forum , indeed the discussion is pretty well detailed in there (indeed there is more info than you might think of) and free of flames... :wink_smile:

Also the game is about to come out very soon , no need to kill each other before that, we all need to play Skyrim remember? :wub:

» Mon May 07, 2012 4:25 pm

Not really but compared to you, probably! Kidding.

Installing a game to your HDD makes it to where all the data loads from the HDD itself. Once you start your new game, first go around in Skyrim, everything you do and see is cached to the HDD. Therefor the next time you do something that was already done previously, its load time should be somewhat quicker and less freeze-happy.

I smell what your steppin' in son, but I cannot tell any difference what so ever. I don't normally install to the HDD. Two years ago, i was having issues with games lagging and freezing. I researched the problem on the Xbox site. They said to install. No help still same things. It wasn't until I started, keeping the cache cleared, that the issues went away. Installed or not. Since then I have tried and tested three other games due to load times. There were no increased loads that were detectable.

I understand how and what it supposed to do, but from what I've experienced it does not. There have been others reporting in other threads the same thing. Increases? Let's say yes. Enough to tell? I will say no.

» Mon May 07, 2012 10:44 am

Guys you can check yourselves at Neogaf , there is a looong thread with pics and proof about the game/paltforms/textures/evrything. Stop fighting each other and making stuff up

And those pics about the 360 are not photoshopped they are from an user on that forum , indeed the discussion is pretty well detailed in there (indeed there is more info than you might think of) and free of flames... :wink_smile:

Also the game is about to come out very soon , no need to kill each other before that, we all need to play Skyrim remember? :wub:

been saying that but they won't accept it either way, no use trying anymore

» Mon May 07, 2012 4:01 am

Can anyone with the 360 version already tell us anything besides what those pictures showed?

not really since the ver only comes out on 11 and before it would be leaked.But I can assure you Bethesda wouldn't forget something so important like texture.

» Mon May 07, 2012 4:09 am

"Multiple ppl confirmed it's real" I laughed. Multiple people on the internet have said it exists. Multiple people on the INTERNET said it doesn't. What makes you believe one and not the other? The human mind is an amazing thing.

Ive seen a few people claim that it does happen, but the only people Ive seen denying the bug are the ones who dont have a copy of the game.

It doesnt matter either way, because the textures ARE THERE, its just a loading bug and something that will get fixed very soon if its not part of the day 1 patch(it likely is).

» Mon May 07, 2012 1:41 am

I smell what your steppin' in son, but I cannot tell any difference what so ever. I don't normally install to the HDD. Two years ago, i was having issues with games lagging and freezing. I researched the problem on the Xbox site. They said to install. No help still same things. It wasn't until I started, keeping the cache cleared, that the issues went away. Installed or not. Since then I have tried and tested three other games due to load times. There were no increased loads that were detectable.

I understand how and what it supposed to do, but from what I've experienced it does not. There have been others reporting in other threads the same thing. Increases? Let's say yes. Enough to tell? I will say no.

What version 360 you play on?

My Xbox Slim has a noticeable difference.

» Mon May 07, 2012 3:19 pm

We have several of these topics now.