Indeed they do. Especially with this game.

they never let us down,and they listen

Just....Thanks Bethesda

Now all I want is downloadable mods from PC modders AND MY LIFE WILL BE COMPLETE! Well, Skyrim wise.

If they are responding to players wishes then let me throw this out there....

Please fix the Civil War quest line that seems to break most of the other quest lines in the game. Thanks.

I love me some Bethesda, too.

Some people like myself feel that my money paid & brand loyalty are enough of a thanks rather than sycophantic forum threads that don't help anybody, Of course people want more & they are PAYING for it with the price of an expansion, Customer & developer both win & no entitlement to be seen, I have no need to say thanks for a service i have paid for & am willing to pay much more for, More of a "good job Bethesda keep it up" suits me better.

Listening to their customers has made Bethesda a world class developer, since Skyrims release they have really been on the ball as far as support is concerned, Credit to them.

We could also use a fix on the "Hired Muscle" mission given by Farkas in the Solitude Docks area where the guy never comes out of the boat, so you have to lure him out by punching him in the face, swimming down the docks and making sure the idiot guy doesn't backtrack his butt back up the plank, get caught and sent to jail, fast travel back asap while he's still outside, then initiate the conversation.

This normally wouldn't be an issue, but this mission is one of their reoccuring missions and takes a considerable amount of luck to get it timed correctly.

Yeah these changes will be a great addition to the original game. It's a shame it will almost take two months untill PC and PS3 players will be able to get their hands on it. Although the mounted combat is free but lol if it comes witht he DLC that's not really free is it...

Anyway I still want to make my own arrows.

Thank you Bethesda, for doing so much that has regained my respect for you!

Agreed, Dawnguard looks fantastic.

Bethesda <3 Me love you long tiem

All this talk of new perk trees makes me wonder if they're going to add a Dovahkiin perk tree...

I agree, with all of that. I may not like all the decisions they've made with Skyrim, but they do appear to listen and care things other than the profit. Or then i'm just buying into the PR

Thinking back to what I asked for most before the game was released, boots and gloves that weren't armour and circlets, so mages don't get cold feet in all that snow and have to wear prison manacles to get full enchantments, not to mention not being a great fan of hoods myself, I got exactly what I wanted. Might not be important to those who play armoured hokerrs, but it means something to me.

Is there a link to confirm these features will in fact be implemented?

Also, remember giving the fans what they want can be a double-edged sword with a polarized community... when half of it wants more immersion and hardcoe features and the other half just wants a fun game to play with no "seriousness" about it... well that can lead to even more *gulp* streamlining. DUN DUN DUNNNNN

I'm part of the side of the fanbase who wants both sides, personally. The game isn't perfect, and I accept that. There are times when "streamlining" is a good idea, though. I know just saying that is already making someone scream tons of obscenities, but whatever. Games like Ultima 7 were more fun to play when the type in command stuff was replaced with prechosen commands you clicked on. Why was that good? It meant we didn't have to type in random stuff just to find out if, say, the old man under the tree would give you a ring or something.

If we kept in the class limitations that were found in Daggerfall, there'd be less freedom. I like that Daggerfall had the limitations on classes for what they could use, but it was something that was best taken out later on. Let's not forget about when platformers were basically streamlined thanks to the Famicom and NES game called Super Mario Bros. If it wasn't for that game, we would never have been able to jump in more platformers. Before Super Mario Bros. was around, platformers were stiffer in everything most of the time. The controls of the first Castlevania were less stiff, in fact.

Then there's the GBA Pokemon games. They streamlined the more advanced way to train Pokemon. That was good.

Not all streamlining is bad. It's just that you need to find what requires simplistic use and what doesn't. Skyrim is an example of what can go wrong.

Like the Prototype 2 dlc

I agree.

I'd like to thank Bethesda for all the content they've given us.

Hell, imagine if TES was made by capcom. All the patches would instead result in Skyrim Super Turbo HD Remix Edition and Mounted Combat would be a a
$10 add on.

Luckily, Tekken Vs. Street Fighter will be better than Street Fighter Vs. Tekken because... TEKKEN IS AWESOME!

ive have been a loyal fan of BETHESDA since morrowwind, fallout and doom. they do awsome work and i honestly hope to have a chance to work for them one day.

yes i'm working on trying to become a game tester, but its not easy.

Now that's going a bit too far. Bethesda has done good, and they also have done bad before. Saying they've never let us down? I think you're speaking for just yourself. On a good note, Dawnguard does look awesome.

I've also been thinking this. I was actually going to post a thread saying the same thing but you beat me to it.


Tod and the team are trying to get the perfect product. Obviously they aren't going to get it right first time every time

Thank you Bethesda

The game still has a lot of bugs even after the 1.6,
Stop with trying to get the beta, The game still has a lot of bugs that was in the game from the start.

Can I continue a the companions without becoming a werewolf and can I get certain shouts that you have to join a faction for without joining them?

Bethesda's not perfect, but I think they're one of the "nicest" game companies out there. /probethesda

Nope and nope. Lycanthropy can be cured however, and if you choose not to turn into a werewolf it really has no adverse effects on gameplay. Unless of course you like to get the well rested bonus to increase your skills of course, or you happen to like catching diseases.

And no for that last one. I think there are a few exceptions, but not many.