Bug reporting?

[Anthem of Grimm]

Does Bethesda ever fix any of the bugs?

[steventirey]

Occasionally some minor bug might get fixed, and probably introduce another bug or three at the same time. Bethesda seems to let modders fix most of the bugs with their game. Of course, that is a problem with Fallout 76.

Why actually pay someone to fix the bugs? The games are profitable enough even with the bugs, and modders fix the issues for free.

[BizarreMan]

Yes they fix them.

Then they return in later updates.

[vior wolfkin]

Bethesda have a great team of dedicated highly professional bug fixers . These people are the modders who do not get paid but share their products for a simple thank you ... OH ! SORRY I FORGOT ! THEY ARE NOT WELCOME IN FALLOUT 76 ,,, AS BETHESDA SAW A WAY TO GRAB EXTRA PROFITS ! ... Sadly most other Bethesda games seem to be shutting the door on the people that made this company great .,... Guess what i am saying is that Greed is goin to kill off Bethesda ! ..

[Lerch2000]

Originally posted by Anthem of Grimm:

Does Bethesda ever fix any of the bugs?

Do the players ever turn in a report or do we only post here?

[Grendalcat]

"Bugthesda" is a nickname for a reason.

[hawkeye]

Never post bugs here.

[Lerch2000]

Originally posted by hawkeye:

Never post bugs here.

People shouldn't, you're right but it still happens all the time, people seem to fail to understand Steam is a glorified store, that's it.

I guess it's fine if you're looking for a workaround, god knows we have come up with quite a few, but those tickets still need to be reported so Bethesda knows there is an issue and how bad it is.

[lockwoodx]

I didn't experience many bugs during Big Score but they are def an issue now.

[Mooman]

Bethesda seem to use a leap frog system with their updates. Each release is built up off the update 2 before it.

This allows many bugs to regress back into the game that were 'fixed' in a previous update. They don't seem to have very good version control.

When the game was younger it was easier to keep track of all the major issues. Now, 5 years in, it is pointless as so much might be fixed or was fixed but now isn't.