Will you buy the next Bethesda game? : Othor Games

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:49 am

If it is another TES game yes.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 3:13 pm

I must say, i'm new to these forums and i'm amazed with all the constructive replies! Keep it up.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:32 pm

No, I won't. I don't like the direction TES series is going.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 2:53 pm

YES ! If it is Elder Scrolls VI: The Boarder Conflict that would be set in Valenwood and Elsweyr.
I will if the the theme for a Fallout 4 was good....

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:03 am

Yes. As long as it isn't like brink. Bethesda makes my favorite games. TES and Fallout Series.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:09 pm

yes, ill buy, ill test it for alk the spoiled bastards and complain about there computer games while starving kids sweat shop the very cloths they sit in. oh and thats bs about ob not being fixed i ran that game for like a 1000 hours on box with no major bugs at all, not everything is going wrk for everyone, maybe im just lucky, but i had none in fallout and only 1 in nv, so far ive had LOADs from skyrim really gutting but maybe its just my time. :tes:
even with bugs i get more content that the shovel ware most companys put out after 1 year of dev wrk, they can beta test all they like not going to change the fact most games are crap when you pay ￡40. at least beth make games with the content to boot, im a big multiplayer fan so i buy fps the not multiplayer side of the game lasts around 30-50 hours, beths games even if your a boring bastard must have at least 100 hours in them, i know ive racked up more zeros than that number.

I have to agree with you on this one. Most developers push crap game after crap game. So maybe it may not get stuck on a load screen, but the games are not fun to play. Plus like you said I pay the same amount of money for them as I do a TES game but have many more hours of play than most games on the market. I've gotten so tired of of shovel ware that until Skyrim I'd stopped playing video games.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 3:05 am

Yes, of course I will buy their next Elder Scrolls. I don't like the Fallout Series much, but that's just me having problems with the nuclear wasteland setting, and not because I believe they are bad in any way.

If Bethesda continue to pump out such high-quality and well-functioning work as Skyrim has proven to be, I'll continue to buy every Elder Scrolls game and every DLC for them till the day I die. I've been here since Daggerfall, and with Skyrim, my admiration for the Elder Scrolls Series has reached new heights.

The game runs pretty much perfectly on High Settings on my one year old machine. I've had THREE CtD's in 120 hours of gaming, and I consider that a VERY GOOD result for a new game. I don't care about minor quest bugs or missing textures here and there, knowing full-well that this is a game a little more than a few weeks old and it's a massive amount of work that has already gone into it and all glitches will be fixed in the future.

Good work, Bethesda, again, on a massively attractive and enormous, well-functioning and impressively fun game! Keep them coming my way!

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:36 am

Well anyone that has played ~~the other TES games or fallout games~~ any game knows how ~~Bethesda~~ all games work, bugs bugs and bugs.

But lets be honest here, Skyrim is the LEAST buggiest game from Bethesda.
Well it didn't help them much for ruining the game with their awesome patch.

Well i wasn't planning on getting Skyrim on the release date anyways, it so happened that i won it.
I started the game and i did notice some small bugs, until i got screwed over on the main quest with a crazy glitch.
Couldn't be bothered to start over again.

Now don't get me wrong, i don't hate Bethesda or anything, no matter the bugs i still love the games. Do i trust them as a company that care about anything but money? Well they have awesome games, so in someway they care, right?.

But buying a Bethesda game from start = crap, which i don't recommend to anyone....but then again, someone has to beta test this game on release right?

So the question is, don't bash on Bethesda now. I'm just wondering if people are gonna be the beta testers in the future or buy a "fully" functional game later?

I mean come on, lets be honest here....Bethesda did not fix Oblivion, the modding community did.

Oh an answer from the Bethesda crew would be nice aswell, since the posts on this thread might give you some insight. What's your thoughts about this Bethesda? I know i know a big game like this MUST have bugs, i don't disagree with it, but it's seldom that you guys actually sort a patch which fixes the most important bugs. Well what's important is kinda from person to person right? But game breaking bugs?.

I'm not angry that the game bugged on me, i was ready for it, i just have to wait until the modding community sorts this out.

Buy the next Bethesda game or wait a couple of months?.

Fixed. All games have bugs, some more than others. You can't possibly find it all unless you take 10 or 15 years to release a game, and even then bugs probably slip through. Anyways, I love Skyrim and Fallout 3, my first TES and Fallout game. Its fun, its open world. And in Skyrim I haven't experienced many bugs except for the annoying mouse sensitivity glitch, and a quest bug for the Companions that I fixed by re-loading a save. I will definitely be buying the next Fallout, and next TES game.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:14 pm

WIll I buy the next TES game? Of course I will! Will I be satistifed with it? Probably not, because it will even more simplified as skytim is, have even more bugs and more newbies to the series that came here from a MMO game that will see the holy grail in the new game, not knowing what the TES series really was about to begin with and so having no insign on what the game could have been if beth would not rush its development.

It will be the same as with oblivion and skyrim... Game comes out -> flaming flaming flaming -> patch -> more flaming -> Construction Set -> modding -> even more flaming -> tons of trash mods -> flaming -> the rise of unofficial patches and mega overhaul mods -> a new script extender ------ FINALY A GOOD GAME
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.sooooo.. for You REAL TES fans.. BUY THE GAME WHEN IT WENTS GOTY ^^ .. let the newbies do their flaming and worpshiping parts

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 9:13 am

Oh heck yes. I'll pre order it too. And if it's another Fallout game I'll be in line for the midnight opening like I would. TES game too.

I don't get the Oblivion bashing. I play vanilla Oblivion on my PC and I dont have any issues. Been playing it since 2007 and I still love it.

Bethesda has earned my loyalty.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:11 am

In all likely hood yes I'll buy their next game.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:24 am

They've been on the road of dumbing the [censored] down, Skyrim is a great game, but some of its aspects are too simplified, If they're going to keep the dumbing down percentage they had with Morrowind > Oblivion > Skyrim, I fear for the next TES game. Some of the stuff they did does make sense and improves overall enjoyment (removing repair hammers), its just that they also cut down the good stuff while they were at it (stats, class system, major/minor skill system etc).

Of course, this is the worst case scenario.

I don't care about bugs or exploits (lololol), as long as TES exists, there will be bugs, its a fair price to pay for a great sandbox RPG.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 2:20 pm

if people are on this forums obviously lol

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 1:08 pm

Yes, pre order actually.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 9:02 am

Yes, I would probably buy a new game based on how much I am enjoying skyrim.

I do not mind much if a game as complex to create as skyrim has bugs on release day. I used to dabble in programming in basic years ago, and allthough I am not much of a computer programmer, I can't imagine how difficult it must be to make such a vast and complex program bug free.

But...I can expect the game to be patched and fixed within 6 months of release.

If they clean up skyrim (it works fine on my computer anyway), patch, update, etc... and make expansions I will become a loyal customer. (I did not really get heavily into morrowind or oblivion, but Skyrim has me hooked)

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 3:47 am

I wouldn't buy Fallout 4, but that's just because I never liked the series

Too depressive for me.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 1:29 pm

I see no problem with skyrim atleast not in gameplay sense of the way.

My main problem with skyrim is that the main story both the imperial/stormcloak questline and the main dragon quest line is simply to short.

Other then that the game functions works pretty good.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 7:02 am

Yes.

Twice.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 2:21 pm

Unless they go too streamlined and more action style games then yes I'll continue to buy TES and Fallout games.

I've not hit any major bugs, a few little ones here and there, but it's a massive game, bigger than other games by several magnitudes so I don't expect every bug to have been squashed before release. And I'd rather buy an unpolished diamond than a gold-plated dog turd any day.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:42 pm

WIll I buy the next TES game? Of course I will! Will I be satistifed with it? Probably not, because it will even more simplified as skytim is, have even more bugs and more newbies to the series that came here from a MMO game that will see the holy grail in the new game, not knowing what the TES series really was about to begin with and so having no insign on what the game could have been if beth would not rush its development.

It will be the same as with oblivion and skyrim... Game comes out -> flaming flaming flaming -> patch -> more flaming -> Construction Set -> modding -> even more flaming -> tons of trash mods -> flaming -> the rise of unofficial patches and mega overhaul mods -> a new script extender ------ FINALY A GOOD GAME
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.sooooo.. for You REAL TES fans.. BUY THE GAME WHEN IT WENTS GOTY ^^ .. let the newbies do their flaming and worpshiping parts

You idiot. Who do you think mods these games into perfection? REAL TES FANS? Or complete newbies.

Hadn't considered that, had you?

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:17 pm

Bethesda didn't make Brink.

Yes they did. Their name is right on it.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 4:50 pm

Not a die-heart fan so yea, I will read up some critics/reviews before making the decision

oh and i haven't experience any game breaking bug so far since Oblivion, so thats wont be too much of the concern to me

Yes, but none of the many reviews I have read mentioned the level of how bugged this app is.

Also, I have only seen one article that broaches the subject of the many bugs and the Steam patch that borked the LAA, third party patch.

So, you could wait and read the reviews and still get svckered in.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 11:59 am

You idiot. Who do you think mods these games into perfection? REAL TES FANS? Or complete newbies.

Hadn't considered that, had you?

Newbies mod the game? For now, for now idiot

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 5:39 pm

Not on a console, at least. Jeez.

» Fri Dec 09, 2011 6:56 am

my only regret is not having slowfall. How many times I have sent myself and my horse to death because not judging the distance to the ground.