The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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Bethesda's Help Page is Down. DON'T BUY THEIR CRAPPY GAMES ANYMORE!!!!
The rotten SOB's at Bethesda know that they have our money and don't care. They're not going to fix anything. They're a bunch of corporate crooks. Bethesda needs to answer for the fact that they don't complete games anymore. DON'T BUY THEIR CRAPPY GAMES ANYMORE. They can't even bother to keep a help page up anymore. They don't want to give us help or hear from the people that pay their paychecks. They're horrible, greedy people
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Habeeb May 17 @ 12:03pm 
I will buy Skyrim again.
Pestilence May 17 @ 12:03pm 
bring in the love. push out the jive.
Nerdmigo May 17 @ 12:08pm 
we love the nostalgia, they love money, a match made in heaven
Ah yes, another fine post explaining their viewpoint or what's wrong with the game.
If YOU knew that is Bethesda game why YOU bought it and not waited for 2-3 patches
sirBlue May 17 @ 12:34pm 
Afaik this game was an experiment which we paid for just to see if 2 game engines could work together without breaking. I would say that after many hours of gameplay and late game crashes the answer I would give is a no it is not succesful. I hope therefor that BGS is not considering at this time to do the same for TES 6 as it will be a disaster late game if these performance and stability issues are not fixed.
haven't opened my game since I heard that it's becomes unplayable overtime. real shame bc I love the game
I haven't purchased a single Bethesda game since 2015. Watching you seethe and whine despite all warnings is music to my ears.
Couple things of note:

I finished the game with relatively few issues. None that stopped me from doing everything I wanted to in the game.

Most open world RPG have some sort of optimization issues.

I can't think of a game that has released in a perfectly functional state in...IDK how long. In fact, the industry standard is to release your game, then try to fix it later. If you are an early adopter, you are also offering tacit approval of that practice. I rarely buy anything new myself, for that reason. Plus, the fact that price collusion in the AAA space is completely unacceptable. Although in this instance, it did not release with full AAA pricing.

Somebody's website being down doesn't make them a criminal. Although criminals might be responsible via DDOS attacks and such.

There is already a patch that has been integrated into the console versions. Which would suggest that it's also being adapted to PC and the million different PC rig configurations available. They aren't required to keep you abreast of their every move, although it would be nice if they did.

It's never healthy to rage over a video game.
You deserve what you get - after-all, you are going to the wrong people looking for a solution :BL3Facepalm:
AmaiAmai May 17 @ 1:50pm 
Originally posted by Habeeb:
I will buy Skyrim again.

9th time? :steamhappy:
AmaiAmai May 17 @ 1:50pm 
Originally posted by robilar5500:
Most open world RPG have some sort of optimization issues.

False.
Stan May 17 @ 1:52pm 
Too late, people have already buy so many copies of Doom dark ages.
Xanikk May 17 @ 1:58pm 
Originally posted by Habeeb:
I will buy Skyrim again.
Todd Howard thanks you by rereleasing Skyrim again on Switch 2. Call it the Nintendo version with special DLC content including playing as Mario and Link!
Last edited by Xanikk; May 17 @ 1:58pm
Yep.

At this point every release will be treated the same, wait 2-3 years for a deep sale, a patch or two and some extra content.

Not buying a full priced game from them again, just paying a premium to be a play tester.
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