@AussieMcBucket yeah they act like it's still 2010 and we're just going to buy it no matter what because "Bethesda is so awesome!!" After being so incredibly excited for the Oblivion remaster and pre-ordering it just so I could play it a few days early, and for the horse armor of course, and then being crushed by both how terrible it was and how it didn't really look that much better compared to a modded Oblivion or the sky Oblivion mod.
@Tyranexx it's even more sad that it's been that way for so many years and we all just kind of accept it. To make it even worse, they intentionally add patches to the game just to destabilize the community fixing the problems that they refuse to. Which to me makes absolutely no sense. You will patch the game to intentionally destabilize mods that fix the problems instead of just fixing the problems with said patch. Make it make sense! 🤬🤬🤬☠️☠️☠️
@RaccoonRanger88 they think it's still 2012 and we will buy whatever they put out no matter what because we love the game and the world that they create. But now we are finally doing what we should have done over a decade ago, showing the companies that we control the market with our wallets and they aren't going to make money anymore if they keep doing this *****.
They really looked at how amazing Pearl Abyss has been with patches and added content to Crimson desert. Then completely ignored it and just didn't even worse job than they have with their last several release games that were also nearly broken and unplayable upon release. They wonder why sales were so garbage and then they just continue to behave the way that they have for years thinking that we will just buy their ***** anyway. Well, in the words of a famous man, "we're not going to take it anymore". Gamers are finally doing the thing that we should have done over a decade ago. Showing the producers, manufacturers, and programmers, that we control the market with our money, and if you continue to do this ***** we're not buying your game. Pearl Abyss is really setting the gold standard here and other Studios should really be taking notes instead of jealously looking at their profit margins saying, "damn why are they doing better, it's a complete mystery that we can't possibly understand!??"
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Re: Bethesda Aware Of Feedback Asking For Additional Oblivion Remastered Patch
@AussieMcBucket yeah they act like it's still 2010 and we're just going to buy it no matter what because "Bethesda is so awesome!!" After being so incredibly excited for the Oblivion remaster and pre-ordering it just so I could play it a few days early, and for the horse armor of course, and then being crushed by both how terrible it was and how it didn't really look that much better compared to a modded Oblivion or the sky Oblivion mod.
Re: Bethesda Aware Of Feedback Asking For Additional Oblivion Remastered Patch
@Tyranexx it's even more sad that it's been that way for so many years and we all just kind of accept it. To make it even worse, they intentionally add patches to the game just to destabilize the community fixing the problems that they refuse to. Which to me makes absolutely no sense. You will patch the game to intentionally destabilize mods that fix the problems instead of just fixing the problems with said patch. Make it make sense! 🤬🤬🤬☠️☠️☠️
Re: Bethesda Aware Of Feedback Asking For Additional Oblivion Remastered Patch
@RaccoonRanger88 they think it's still 2012 and we will buy whatever they put out no matter what because we love the game and the world that they create. But now we are finally doing what we should have done over a decade ago, showing the companies that we control the market with our wallets and they aren't going to make money anymore if they keep doing this *****.
Re: Bethesda Aware Of Feedback Asking For Additional Oblivion Remastered Patch
They really looked at how amazing Pearl Abyss has been with patches and added content to Crimson desert. Then completely ignored it and just didn't even worse job than they have with their last several release games that were also nearly broken and unplayable upon release. They wonder why sales were so garbage and then they just continue to behave the way that they have for years thinking that we will just buy their ***** anyway. Well, in the words of a famous man, "we're not going to take it anymore". Gamers are finally doing the thing that we should have done over a decade ago. Showing the producers, manufacturers, and programmers, that we control the market with our money, and if you continue to do this ***** we're not buying your game. Pearl Abyss is really setting the gold standard here and other Studios should really be taking notes instead of jealously looking at their profit margins saying, "damn why are they doing better, it's a complete mystery that we can't possibly understand!??"