Doublezero

View File UNPB HDT Wicked Nuns II This is the second release of the Wicked Nuns collection. Its a light armor based on this image for UNPB. How to obtain: You can find the gear in a barrel in the alley way between Arcadia's Cauldron and Belethor's General Goods. You can also obtain the items using a console command using the names below. Requirements: An UNPB Body re-placer and all of it's requirements. HDT HighHeels System http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/36213/? Credits: Halofarm - for Pinup Poser. (The poses I use in the images) Besthesda - The maker of Skyrim and the Creation Kit Permissions: You're free to use this mod your own project. No need to ask me for permission. Have fun! Submitter Doublezero Submitted 12/01/2018 Category UNPB Armor

Bethesda copied the code directly from Skyrim and Fallout without even changing what was in the comment section. They weren't even trying to hide it.

@24:09 Final Fantasy XI solved this problem by capping the player's level during the battle. Final Fantasy XI was released in 2002. Do they not play other games?

You really outdone yourself now EA! You really done it now!!!

Bethesda claims millions are playing the game. I find that hard to believe.

They haven't done that already? Also from Reddit.... https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/a0loue/bethesda_game_studios_deceptive_trade_practices/

LOL, this game is on life support. Will Bethesda fix Fallout 76 like Square Enix fixed Final Fantasy XIV or will they cut their losses, abandon it and pretend it never existed? I'm thinking the latter.

However, things quickly changed with a follow up response: Needless to say, the redditor was not amused by Bethesda's second response. There are many issues here, but the biggest one is the fact that no one should have to deal with the cost of a game when they never anticipated it to be this buggy. Early access games have become far too common, but Fallout 76 appears to be a very early access title. Gamers can expect some bugs, but bugs that prevent them from wanting to play the game at all should be reason enough for a refund. This is turning into a massive misstep on Bethesda's part. Its fans have become all too familiar with game-breaking bugs, but there's no reason the situation should actually get worse with each new title. https://hothardware.com/news/bethesda-reportedly-renegs-on-promised-fallout-76-refund-offers

Yeah, it's great to see Bethesda finally get called out by professional reviewers for releasing a bad game and the continued use off an ancient engine. Now the question is how bad will Starfield be and will the reaction be similar next time around.

https://twinfinite.net/2018/11/fallout-76-discounted-bethesda/

So basically this is Skyrim in the Fallout universe or Fallrim. I wonder what Starfield will be.

Bethesda doesn't take criticism very well. Instead of listening to the fans who complain about them ignoring the established lore they make fun of them. How can Bethesda make a great game that meet the expectations of their fans if they don't listen too them? This is why I enjoy watching Fallout 76 crash and burn. They don't care about us, the paying consumer and our opinion of their products, so why should we care about them? They would rather write a terminal entry that pokes fun at the fans than making a game that doesn't trash the lore.

LOL, this game is getting killed.