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  1. What traditional means to them means something much greater to us. What Turd Howard really means by traditional is more games like Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4. Continue with Creation Club and half arsed DLCs like Hearthfire and those worthless workshops in FO4.

    What traditional means to us is go back to the Morrowind and Fallout 3 days where they actually made DLCs and there was no Creation Club..

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  2. And she goes into hide mode after being such an idiot calling a jew a Nazi. She's not so brave now.

    Reminds me of that idiot SJW in a purple sweater who kicked that girl's smartphone who also went on hide mode. Or rather, was aiming for her phone but soy boys can't fight anyhow so their aim sucks.

  3. I remember watching some chick's youtube video a long time ago, during the time when FO76 was official and getting a huge backlash. She was defending the developers because they are just doing what they are told and that it's the upper managements fault. But what she doesn't understand is that they are part of the problem. Just like fanboys when they continue to support these bad practices that affect us all.

    If all of this was only centered around Bethesda, it wouldn't matter.  But it spreads across the industry like a plague and takes a toll on us because we begin to have less and less games to support because more companies adapt to the idea of predatory practices through micro-transactions. That's why I officially decided after Skyrim that I would never support Bethesda again. For as long as I do, I feed into the problem.

    You can bet when corporations start to put their dirty fingers into something, it's bound to go bad. They did it with the music industry and we have the worst music with no talented "artists". Till this day mainstream music, for the most part, remains to be garbage. Even more so when mainstream is filled with libtards.

  4. That's the problem. And it's not a millennial+ generation issue full of stupid willfully blinded morons who know little to no basic economics. You have grown ass adults who cater to these predatory practices so long as they continue to get their fix.

    Frankly, I'm at the point where I don't even care about the game industry anymore. We, those of us who constantly argue against this are always the one who's paying the price because of them. It happened with DRM. The corporate shill won't get their dirty hands off of it because the dumbasses who play into their scheme continue to do so and the rest of us have to accept what we are given or continue to bitch which solves nothing. I'm not so sure that people are woke because of 76 now. Not after all these years of constantly trying to get them to see what Bethesda really was for years. Bethesda spitting in our faces for many years and fanboys in turn 'Oh, I love me some Bethesda, they treat me S.P.E.C.I.A.L.!'.

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  5. EVE's character customization is leagues ahead of many game studios. The more in-depth the better and I've always wished for something like EVE's version in a SP game.

    What also helps in the scene is the lighting. Good lighting helps greatly.

    I doubt Bethesda will change their ways and stick to the same formula as always. They'll never pull off anything like this. Maybe in 20-25 years, if they're even still making games.

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  6. It's going to be interested how they manage to fuck up this one.

    Unless they pull off another big hit like Skyrim, regardless if we know how mediocre and not so much of an RPG it really was, if they can manage to make TES6 a big hit, faith will be restored. I don't think Starfield being a new IP and all will play a big part of that. That game can flop and it wouldn't matter for most TES fans. The major concern is TES6.

  7. I knew this game wasn't going to completely fail. If they take their time with an expansion, a new world to explore, it will lure in disgruntled gamers.

    Last thing we need is restoring fate in a company only to eventually repeat their predatory practices once again. I for one am completely done and would rather see Fallout and TES in the hands a more competent developing company so that we can actually get a overall good game. Even at the cost of no mod support. :/

  8. Why does everything nowadays has a price tag behind it? Let me elaborate:

    This fundamental idea that youtubers ask for contribution through money for basic information that people are either aware of, or not. You'd think that someone who taught you some basic things would do so out of kindness alone. I can only assume youtube back in the days was very much like that. People uploading videos of things they know how to do to share with others. You still run into videos like that, but every other youtuber is asking for money through patreon.

    I've heard time and again from these youtubers that they go out of their way to do these videos. Minor complaint about doing this and not spending time with their family etc. I guess people nowdays just can't seem to have time off to do what they like without throwing money into the equation. wtf...

    I guess when I go down to the local billiard, I'm going to ask the owner for money because I'm wasting valuable time, thus I deserve to be compensated (in money) despite if it's just one of the many hobbies I have. Oh, and if you want to learn any cool tricks about playing pool, that also requires you forking over money. Because it's valuable information.

    This very same behavior exist in the mod community. Apparently now when you mod, you are wasting valuable time and require money in order to keep doing what your doing. It isn't about the fun anymore. It's completely about the time being wasted. I guess if they drop modding, they could spend that time better on something else? If that's the case, why even mod? I thought it was about the fun. LL has become a cesspool of patreon account adds all over. It will be their demise. But lets not kid ourselves. This is exactly what the admin and the moderators want as you see they turn a blind eye to these very issues. They look and find excuses whenever someone brings up the topic. I guess if Nexus does it, we should do it to.

    You know what's sad... these modders pushing paywall mods are no different than these money hungry publishers exceeding and demanding microtransactions to be implemented in games. They are exactly the same.

    Soon every hobby will have a price tag. And every time spend requires money because apparently it's valuable time being spent. Or rather wasted.

     

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