And if for some reason you wouldn't be able to attend to the meeting, I could make up for your absence no prob. -))
Yeah, I'd like to hear him say something about the PC version of Skyrim.
So far it looks like - "we did the game, we released it, this is how we made it - if you don't like it, go and make your own Skyrim. If you can, hehe. Nobody forces you to buy what we sell."
But the following patch will surely clarify the things. I also think there will be some official statement along with the patch from Bethesda.
You know, with the talent within the modding community, we could easily make our own Skyrim. Granted, it would be with Bethesda's "new" Gamebyro engine, but it would have dx11 features, hi-res textures, and uncracked floors/dungeons. There is no creation kit out yet and there are already dozens of Texture mods already released.
I personally spent 2 and a half years of my life designing and developing a whole new series of quests and content regarding the Argonian tension with Vivec (which, if you know your Elder Scrolls lore, lead to the Argonian invasion if Vivec) and was sorely devestated when my harddrive failed and I lost all that work. I have several copies on discs, and I have been going through the pile of over 1000 discs trying to find the data files. All that was left was the voiceover work and playtesting.
Can we make our own Skyrim? Yes we can. Point is we paid good money for a game that was hyped to have 'Face Melting' graphics, and we are left with lo-resolution XBox stable textures.
I just wish to speak with Todd on behalf of the PC community not to flame him or his company, but to have a respectful conversation about the status of PC Gaming and what companies like Bethesda (who originally founded with PC gaming) are doing to us. If it wasn't for PC's, consoles would have never developed to the state they are in currently. Heck, PC's can emulate almost any Console out there, save the newgen consoles (360/PS3). I don't know about the Wii, but then again noone cares about that console. But I digress, when you break it down, PC gamers are what keep companies like Bethesda alive. How many people do you know went out and bought MW or OB in the last year? DF? Now how many can you name that bought MW or OB for their console? I can't name a single console person on console, yet I know dozens of people that went out and bought MW and OB for their PC 2 weeks ago.
PC gamers have earned the right to be catered to, even if most of us are 'casual' gamers. We are the people that keep companies like Bethesda alive. In fact, I still go play Dungeon Keeper every now and again.