You play any of those on release? My first Bethesda game was Morrowind on the original Xbox. BGS games always get better with age. They tend to be very doodie on release. I expect more doodie releases from them. Oblivion remaster wasn’t made by BGS which is probably why it was not doodie on release.
Fo4 is not too bad on release, i don’t really have any crash, not much bug either(i5 4440, 1060 3gb, 8gb ram), but i do remember monsignor plaza is notorious for crashing.
Fallout 4 is definitely more good than bad.
I’ve been having fun with Oblivion remaster, not having played the original.
I’ve had lots of fun with Skyrim
I’m not going to write off ES6 yet.
You play any of those on release? My first Bethesda game was Morrowind on the original Xbox. BGS games always get better with age. They tend to be very doodie on release. I expect more doodie releases from them. Oblivion remaster wasn’t made by BGS which is probably why it was not doodie on release.
Uh ok
Fo4 is not too bad on release, i don’t really have any crash, not much bug either(i5 4440, 1060 3gb, 8gb ram), but i do remember monsignor plaza is notorious for crashing.
but it was boring. Choices that matter? We don’t need those! Plot line simple and direct no thinking involved.
“Choice that matter” haven’t been BGS strength since Oblivion, and that’s not really why I play their games anyway.
Fallout 4 as a modding platform for a apocalyptic sandbox? Sure.
As an actual story and RPG to experience like the rest of the series before it (barring Fo3)? Fuck no.