Cause from what I've seen the Bethesda "staff" seems to reply more in those forums then the 360 forums, all these "Patch 1.2 is broke" and all we get from GStaff is "Try out Patch 1.2, it fixes stuff!" yet in the PS3 Forums he writes they know Patch 1.2 is bad and are looking into it. And in the PC forums someone writes "Hey my book cases aren't working" and Gstaff replies in the 3rd post.

Is it so hard to ask for a simple sticky post at the top saying "Hey we know Patch 1.2 is bad but were looking into it"

I PMd Gstaff a few hours ago asking if they were aware of the huge number of bugs in this patch, and Gstaff replied about two minutes later saying yes. Want screenshots? They DO listen!

Oh I sent a PM to GStaff linking a long list of bugged quest and he replied with a "Thanks!" 2 minutes later.

What I'm saying is, I shouldn't have to PM a dev to know they are listening. Lack of "visible" communication is what frustrates people. Sure I can PM Gstaff, and that'll satisfy me. But a sticky post at the top of all 3 forums saying "Hey Patch 1.2 is broke, we are looking into it" satisfies everyone

This is weird as PC and Xbox 360 are the platforms they back the most. You would think it would be the same responce across all platforms, if not more for Xbox 360. They were so proud with their game on the 360, you'd think they would do everything in their power to support Xbox owners. In the end, they need to complete skyrim before they start producing other content or future games.

There is nothing more frustrating than being kept in the dark by support staff. If they would go ahead and issue a formal statement telling everyone that they know there are issues, and to hang tight while they get things sorted. They don't so a million threads of people griping pop up.

Its obvious the patch is bad, they can't not know. Anyone can google this stuff.