I can't believe people support Tod Howard

[fade2black001]

Releasing games that should still be in beta. He's been doing it for years and just lets the community fix his half assed ♥♥♥♥ while he sits on top of a large pile money (that you guys gave him) while laughing his ass off and calling people ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

[Martin]

Publicado originalmente por fade2black001:

Releasing games that should still be in beta. He's been doing it for years and just lets the community fix his half assed ♥♥♥♥ while he sits on top of a large pile money (that you guys gave him) while laughing his ass off and calling people ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

It's Todd..

[Dootslayer]

Publicado originalmente por id:

Publicado originalmente por dudette:

No different than Rodd Howard slinging his dung and having people call you a hater for not joining in their feast.

No one is forcing you to buy Bethesda games, or play them. Don't buy them and move on with your life. I will never understand why people go out of their way to tell other people they don't like a game. No one cares.

I mean let's face it. This isn't the old creative Bethesda anymore, even superfans can agree on that.

Tod is just the face, but it's clear he was never the creative heart behind the games after Starfield. The unknown mvp's will remain well...unknown.

[Wrangler]

Question, have you ever tried developing a game? More, have you ever tried developing an open world MMO?

I have. For approximately 5 years I ran with, and funded, an idea for a futuristic zombie apocalypse game. I had a team and we spent a lot of time getting it off the ground before it folded. Yes, I have the game and it runs, even incomplete.

Frankly I would have been delighted to have released my game, even mostly operational, just to see the feedback and make back some of the MANY thousands I sunk into the project.

Thinking and reason negates the idea that you must walk a mile in someones shoes before you talk, but in subject you could reason out the sheer amount of work needed, even with a sizable team, just to deliver what Starfield has. Sure, it has its bugs and quirks, but on the positive side look at all that does.

With 1000 empty planets the modders are going to go crazy with this not to mention the DLC possibilities. When the 1000 are filled with ideas Bethesda can simply append more space, its endless, and an infinite number of planets. By far, the creativity of modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity, just as it had in skyrim.

I'm not sycophant of anyone or anything but in this arena, having experienced every aspect of game development with people world-wide, I have to give credit where its due. This game has tremendous potential it just needs time to polish off the edges.

[Dootslayer]

Publicado originalmente por Wrangler:

Question, have you ever tried developing a game? More, have you ever tried developing an open world MMO?

I have. For approximately 5 years I ran with, and funded, an idea for a futuristic zombie apocalypse game. I had a team and we spent a lot of time getting it off the ground before it folded. Yes, I have the game and it runs, even incomplete.

Frankly I would have been delighted to have released my game, even mostly operational, just to see the feedback and make back some of the MANY thousands I sunk into the project.

Thinking and reason negates the idea that you must walk a mile in someones shoes before you talk, but in subject you could reason out the sheer amount of work needed, even with a sizable team, just to deliver what Starfield has. Sure, it has its bugs and quirks, but on the positive side look at all that does.

With 1000 empty planets the modders are going to go crazy with this not to mention the DLC possibilities. When the 1000 are filled with ideas Bethesda can simply append more space, its endless, and an infinite number of planets. By far, the creativity of modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity, just as it had in skyrim.

I'm not sycophant of anyone or anything but in this arena, having experienced every aspect of game development with people world-wide, I have to give credit where its due. This game has tremendous potential it just needs time to polish off the edges.

Modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity?
No, they will outshine Bethesda's lazyness by miles like always.
Let's not take away even a single % of credit from the modders here.

[identity]

Publicado originalmente por Dootslayer:

Publicado originalmente por id:

No one is forcing you to buy Bethesda games, or play them. Don't buy them and move on with your life. I will never understand why people go out of their way to tell other people they don't like a game. No one cares.

I mean let's face it. This isn't the old creative Bethesda anymore, even superfans can agree on that.

Tod is just the face, but it's clear he was never the creative heart behind the games after Starfield. The unknown mvp's will remain well...unknown.

I don't disagree, but whining about it is just pointless. It is what it is.

[lizzo(overturned bans x 69)]

todd thays thanks for funding his new yacht.

[dustin1280]

I play what I enjoy, even though there are a ton of things that would make this game WAY better, the bottom line is I enjoy playing it and expect to get around 200+ hours out of it.

I am not going to stop playing something I enjoy because a very loud minority of people want me to.

[Wrangler]

Publicado originalmente por Dootslayer:

Publicado originalmente por Wrangler:

Question, have you ever tried developing a game? More, have you ever tried developing an open world MMO?

I have. For approximately 5 years I ran with, and funded, an idea for a futuristic zombie apocalypse game. I had a team and we spent a lot of time getting it off the ground before it folded. Yes, I have the game and it runs, even incomplete.

Frankly I would have been delighted to have released my game, even mostly operational, just to see the feedback and make back some of the MANY thousands I sunk into the project.

Thinking and reason negates the idea that you must walk a mile in someones shoes before you talk, but in subject you could reason out the sheer amount of work needed, even with a sizable team, just to deliver what Starfield has. Sure, it has its bugs and quirks, but on the positive side look at all that does.

With 1000 empty planets the modders are going to go crazy with this not to mention the DLC possibilities. When the 1000 are filled with ideas Bethesda can simply append more space, its endless, and an infinite number of planets. By far, the creativity of modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity, just as it had in skyrim.

I'm not sycophant of anyone or anything but in this arena, having experienced every aspect of game development with people world-wide, I have to give credit where its due. This game has tremendous potential it just needs time to polish off the edges.

Modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity?
No, they will outshine Bethesda's lazyness by miles like always.
Let's not take away even a single % of credit from the modders here.

By that I meant Modders will make it obvious how vanilla the Bethesda folks are. Each are creative, but modders have no other responsibility that to make something that kicks ass.

[ChrisPharmD]

Publicado originalmente por Wrangler:

Question, have you ever tried developing a game? More, have you ever tried developing an open world MMO?

I have. For approximately 5 years I ran with, and funded, an idea for a futuristic zombie apocalypse game. I had a team and we spent a lot of time getting it off the ground before it folded. Yes, I have the game and it runs, even incomplete.

Frankly I would have been delighted to have released my game, even mostly operational, just to see the feedback and make back some of the MANY thousands I sunk into the project.

Thinking and reason negates the idea that you must walk a mile in someones shoes before you talk, but in subject you could reason out the sheer amount of work needed, even with a sizable team, just to deliver what Starfield has. Sure, it has its bugs and quirks, but on the positive side look at all that does.

With 1000 empty planets the modders are going to go crazy with this not to mention the DLC possibilities. When the 1000 are filled with ideas Bethesda can simply append more space, its endless, and an infinite number of planets. By far, the creativity of modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity, just as it had in skyrim.

I'm not sycophant of anyone or anything but in this arena, having experienced every aspect of game development with people world-wide, I have to give credit where its due. This game has tremendous potential it just needs time to polish off the edges.

Not a consumer's job to think about what it takes to make a game. If it's too hard, it's too hard. If you make promises and you don't deliver, it's not the consumer's job to just accept the loss and try to be empathetic to the dev team.

[Chibi Life]

I used to appreciate Tod's work because Skyrim was a masterpiece. Well I know that's just my opinion and some might not feel that way but man I loved Skyrim. Unfortunately, with how many times Bethesda re-released Skyrim, trying to push paid mods, creation club among other blunders in pursuit of $$$$ I realize Todd is just another greedy CEO and Bethesda is just another company who wants to try to squeeze money out of people by delivering us the bare minimum product.

[OGPG]

Publicado originalmente por fade2black001:

Publicado originalmente por id:

I'm sure your life is much more interesting.

At least I don't mock and ridicule people

Do you not listen to yourself?

[Irot Noot]

Publicado originalmente por Dootslayer:

Publicado originalmente por Wrangler:

Question, have you ever tried developing a game? More, have you ever tried developing an open world MMO?

I have. For approximately 5 years I ran with, and funded, an idea for a futuristic zombie apocalypse game. I had a team and we spent a lot of time getting it off the ground before it folded. Yes, I have the game and it runs, even incomplete.

Frankly I would have been delighted to have released my game, even mostly operational, just to see the feedback and make back some of the MANY thousands I sunk into the project.

Thinking and reason negates the idea that you must walk a mile in someones shoes before you talk, but in subject you could reason out the sheer amount of work needed, even with a sizable team, just to deliver what Starfield has. Sure, it has its bugs and quirks, but on the positive side look at all that does.

With 1000 empty planets the modders are going to go crazy with this not to mention the DLC possibilities. When the 1000 are filled with ideas Bethesda can simply append more space, its endless, and an infinite number of planets. By far, the creativity of modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity, just as it had in skyrim.

I'm not sycophant of anyone or anything but in this arena, having experienced every aspect of game development with people world-wide, I have to give credit where its due. This game has tremendous potential it just needs time to polish off the edges.

Modders will highlight the vanilla aspect of Bethesda's creativity?
No, they will outshine Bethesda's lazyness by miles like always.
Let's not take away even a single % of credit from the modders here.

And likewise the modders would have nothing to mod without Bethesda, so it goes both ways.

[Chibi Life]

Publicado originalmente por OGPG:

Publicado originalmente por fade2black001:

At least I don't mock and ridicule people

Do you not listen to yourself?

I'm sure he does but he likes what he hears. Dude wrote a most mocking and ridiculing Todd then says "At least I don't mock and ridicule people". I know Todd is a "high profile" person in the gaming industry so he's subjective to a lot more criticism than the average person but it's still, by definition, mocking and ridiculing. No need to deny it, own it dawg

[Humpenstilzchen]

You are absolutely right

I´m still laughing about his bs claim that starfield is a next gen game.

This guy lies so shamelessly.

[_oBSOLEte_]

I frankly doubt that the modding community can even fix this game. Mods arent made out of copium and we're not exempt of having another bad surprise with the creation kit release.