darkSpyro

This was made in 2010.



I'm more surprised that a kid is allowed to play it.

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This was made in 2010.

I'm more surprised that a kid is allowed to play it.

She obviously knows the intended target audience for Bethesda's newer, more "streamlined" games.

Quote: Samius

She obviously knows the intended target audience for Bethesda's newer, more "streamlined" games.

This is why I like you.

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Quote: Samius

She obviously knows the intended target audience for Bethesda's newer, more "streamlined" games.

This is why I like you.

I'll forgive him when we get the fabled "Morrowind 2".

I found Bethesda's theme song

Quote: arceustheprime

todd can whisper sweet lies into my ear anytime

"It just works."

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Quote: arceustheprime

todd can whisper sweet lies into my ear anytime

"It just works."

I think at one point they said that Fallout 4 won't have any loading times.

As if the whole "biggest, most immersive open-world experience yet"-speech right off the bat didn't already make me worried.

Quote: Carmelita Fox

Quote: Samius

She obviously knows the intended target audience for Bethesda's newer, more "streamlined" games.

heheheheh

It's funny because it's true.

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todd can whisper sweet lies into my ear anytime

"It just works."

I think at one point they said that Fallout 4 won't have any loading times.

As if the whole "biggest, most immersive open-world experience yet"-speech right off the bat didn't already make me worried.

That's why I quickly lost the hype for it. I've learnt from past experiences.

If I recall correctly, Todd said back in 2011 that in Skyrim you could burn down mills/farms to influence the in game economy. I can't find a source so I don't know if he said it. It does sound like something he'd say though...

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Quote: Samius

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

"It just works."

I think at one point they said that Fallout 4 won't have any loading times.

As if the whole "biggest, most immersive open-world experience yet"-speech right off the bat didn't already make me worried.

That's why I quickly lost the hype for it. I've learnt from past experiences.

If I recall correctly, Todd said back in 2011 that in Skyrim you could burn down mills/farms to influence the in game economy. I can't find a source so I don't know if he said it. It does sound like something he'd say though...

Yeah, I remember that too. Among the things Skyrim was supposed to have were:

- Dynamic weather
- "Living" economy
- Actually non-scripted dragons and NPC's
- Unlimited guests
- Great AI

I hear it was also supposed to be an RPG, but I guess they forgot to make some relatively important tweaks like "not removing half of the spells and effects along with all attributes and character classes", "not ******* up the faction and dialogue systems" and "actually making your choices have consequences to the player, and possibly even making them matter a bit in the game world".

But that's just what I think.