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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3090 on: November 30, 2011, 05:24:00 pm »

Bethesda is going to have to patch their patch. And then they're going to have to patch their patch to patch the game.

Patchception.
Not yet... Still needs more patches...
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3091 on: November 30, 2011, 05:26:12 pm »

Bethesda is going to have to patch their patch. And then they're going to have to patch their patch to patch the game.

Patchception.
Not yet... Still needs more patches...
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Why would we hate you? It's obviously a picture of the team involved in patching games over at Bethesda :P
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3092 on: November 30, 2011, 05:45:25 pm »

Bethesda is going to have to patch their patch. And then they're going to have to patch their patch to patch the game.

Patchception.
Not yet... Still needs more patches...
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Why would we hate you? It's obviously a picture of the team involved in patching games over at Bethesda :P
I think we can go Deeper then that....
Also clearly the one middle top has the best idea of the lot, just that no one cares, see how they are not close to them...
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3093 on: November 30, 2011, 05:57:02 pm »

Has anyone else experienced their main menu being simply missing? I have the dragon emblem and that's it.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3094 on: November 30, 2011, 06:00:19 pm »

Wow. Stellar patch Bethesda :P
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3095 on: November 30, 2011, 06:08:29 pm »

Ok, this is wierd. I have yet to notice anything wierd while playing with this patch. Then again, maybe I wan't paying enough attention,
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3096 on: November 30, 2011, 06:16:31 pm »

Just look for broken bookcases, broken resistances and weaknesses and dragons flying backwards.

You can't miss it.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3097 on: November 30, 2011, 06:48:41 pm »

Not sure if this was posted yet or not:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z9TdDCWN7g&feature=player_embedded

Really good cover of the Dovahkin song. Makes you wish it was actually in game. A little heavy on the post-production effects, but still really stirring.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3098 on: November 30, 2011, 06:52:47 pm »

Every time I quickload the game thinks my char is overencumbered. Just got to open and close the inventory to stop it but yeah, that's annoying. Especially when facing the first boss I've ever haf to reload more than twice at.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3099 on: November 30, 2011, 07:49:50 pm »

mmm maybe that's why pirates are winning:
no obligation to buggy updates.
and obviously, disc not necessary and free to grab.
i'm the only one who recalls those old games who didn't have bugs, just glitches?
and they weren't even the programmers fault, but the players?

First. Glitches are bugs.

Second. HELLOO NOSTALGIA! All software has bugs.

Third. The more complex a program becomes the more bugs it has, and harder it is to repair those bugs.

Forth. Its mathematically impossible to quash all bugs of any program. You might be able to get it in a state, where the bugs that are left, are rare, or easily worked around, but they're still there.


And some of the best and brightest classic PC games, have bugs. Daggerfall has been brought up. How about Fallout 1 & 2? X-Com UFO Defense. (The X-115 fuel bug, is god damn annoying.) Even Zork has bugs in it.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3100 on: November 30, 2011, 07:52:14 pm »

mmm maybe that's why pirates are winning:
no obligation to buggy updates.
and obviously, disc not necessary and free to grab.
i'm the only one who recalls those old games who didn't have bugs, just glitches?
and they weren't even the programmers fault, but the players?

First. Glitches are bugs.

Second. HELLOO NOSTALGIA! All software has bugs.

Third. The more complex a program becomes the more bugs it has, and harder it is to repair those bugs.

Forth. Its mathematically impossible to quash all bugs of any program. You might be able to get it in a state, where the bugs that are left, are rare, or easily worked around, but they're still there.


And some of the best and brightest classic PC games, have bugs. Daggerfall has been brought up. How about Fallout 1 & 2? X-Com UFO Defense. (The X-115 fuel bug, is god damn annoying.) Even Zork has bugs in it.
Just because a game is complex doesn't mean it has a right to be buggy as hell.

I mean for fucks sake, there are dragons flying backwards. No matter how complex the game is this should never happen. Bethesda honestly seems to either be rushing their games or they are just getting lazy.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3101 on: November 30, 2011, 07:54:36 pm »

Forth
Henceforth, I ask that you not mix up forth and fourth :P

Regarding the new patch: Meh, I'm not surprised.  I'm holding off of any more Skyrim until the Construction Kit is released.
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3102 on: November 30, 2011, 08:01:38 pm »

Forth. Its mathematically impossible to quash all bugs of any program. You might be able to get it in a state, where the bugs that are left, are rare, or easily worked around, but they're still there.

I disagree
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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3103 on: November 30, 2011, 08:04:10 pm »

I am waiting for the eventual bugfix made by the community, they tend to be better than the official ones.

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Re: Discussion on TES V: Skyrim
« Reply #3104 on: November 30, 2011, 08:46:17 pm »

I am waiting for the eventual bugfix made by the community, they tend to be better than the official ones.
This requires the Construction Set to be released, unfortunately. And the community fixes tend to happen after official patching dies down a bit, as it generally takes a while for a small team to fix a large game, and they don't want to fix things that might be fixed/changed in the next official one.

For now, a waiting game.
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