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Topic	Director of Days Gone blames 'woke' reviewers on his game's failure
ellis123 12/07/22 1:49:03 PM #77:	Kaldrenthebold posted... The PS3 version of Skyrim literally became unplayable because of the file save size. This was a huge issue, and is not the only situation of a Bethesda game being designed and programmed terribly. I literally watched Fallout 3 destroy my friends PS3. You seem to be extremely confused. The entire point of my line was that there was no way for reviewers to actually find any damning bugs in the same line as with Days Gone, not that there was literally nothing at all wrong with a given Bethisda game. The file size issue did not have any real chance of showing up in a review because reviews are made considerably earlier than that bug could show up, and the same is true in Fallout 3. Something that could qualify as something that would have mattered was the one rock in Oblivion that crashed the game by walking near it, but IIRC it only became an issue on the release version of the game. --- "A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? Thweeet!" My FC is in my profile. <cite>ellis123 posted [p:969984050] in Director o... [t:80266767]...</cite> <quote>Kaldrenthebold posted... </cite><quote>The PS3 version of Skyrim literally became unplayable because of the file save size. This was a huge issue, and is not the only situation of a Bethesda game being designed and programmed terribly. I literally watched Fallout 3 destroy my friends PS3.</quote>You seem to be extremely confused. The entire point of my line was that there was no way for reviewers to actually find any damning bugs in the same line as with Days Gone, not that there was literally nothing at all wrong with a given Bethisda game. The file size issue did not have any real chance of showing up in a review because reviews are made considerably earlier than that bug could show up, and the same is true in Fallout 3. Something that could qualify as something that would have mattered was the one rock in Oblivion that crashed the game by walking near it, but IIRC it only became an issue on the release version of the game. --- "A shouted order to do something of dubious morality with an unpredictable outcome? Thweeet!"My FC is in my profile.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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