You DO know what Bethesda HAS communicated. They blame themselves for not getting content for DLC. They WERE working on bringing it forth. They were NOT going to comment on it until they had something. You also know this has been going on for months with no workable solutions.
Now we get into assumptions. You can assume they are still working on it and have made little progress. People speculated by this 3rd DLC that PS3 users were in the mix based on a line in a patch. Still nothing.
My assumption is when there's a complete blackout, not just to PS3 users but also almost no communication upon a huge, likely centerpiece DLC for this game like Dragonborn they are being sheepish about statements because they not only have nothing but they are done working on the PS3 potential content. It's like you are back in high school and you took your Dad's new sports car and wrapped it around a telephone pole, came home, and your parents are gushing about your straight A report card you flipped on the counter for them to read. It's a great report card, maybe your best ever, but you know once you try to talk about it, your Dad's going to ask where his car is.
That's where the story is now for Bethesda.
http://community.us.playstation.com/t5/PlayStation-3/Sony-and-Bethesda-Skyrim-DLC-Official-PS3-request-for-answers/td-p/38731595
Actually read most of the posts in that thread, interesting dialog for the most part imo. A lot over there seem to be on the same page as some of us here. My favorite bits were on page 1 and then again on page 3.
On page 1, you have the guy pushing the idea(which i truthfully never even considered) that Bethesda is being mum in an attempt to keep stock prices steady. Or to avoid an SEC investigation of all things....
And then you have the fellow on 3 who pretty much says that saying nothing until Bethesda can fix the problem is ok. Which is like saying its ok to shoot a guy in the leg-as long as you are going underground until you've finish 4 yrs undergrad, 4 medical, residency, etc, etc; and can patch up said dude's limp when everything is said and done.
Good stuff
