ive only experienced a few ps3 freezes and a lot quest qlitches in new vegas and had no problems in fallout 3 ever thats not to say other people arent experiencing a lot of problems from what ive seen and heard it seems like this game was barely tested before release there are some things that if you just had a few people have one playthrough youd have fixed half the problems. p.s. bethesda just published new vegas so its not really their fault

Yeah I will be buying a Bethesda game again, Cause Obsidian made New Vegas.

Really? Bethesda games are one-of-a-kind.... I can't think of another RPG in recent years with as much freedom as TES.

Fallout?

"Bethesda games are one-of-a-kind" You know what I meant.

If you mean the originals, I don't consider them to be either recent or sandbox.

Oh another thread about bugs in fallout...
Yes I will buy more.
No faith lost.

Yes I will probabally answer this in a similar thread about how tterrible NV bugs are.

Terrible glitches?Well first things first, Bethesda did not make this game which I am sure every single post before me has mentioned.Second thing I did not experience to many bugs.Third yes I would buy a Bethesda game again.

This, in the affirmative.

Bethesda has probably lost faith in the FO community due to their deplorable grammar, spelling and punctuation.

I think on Bethesda games, they should put on Rule #1 on the back of the boxes. Doesn't matter if it's PC or console.

Save, save, save and save some more.

:laugh:

That's how computer RPGs have been forever....

Maybe console users don't know that basic rule, since consoles primarily had JRPGs until the PS2/Xbox era, with WRPGs wildly growing in popularity in the PS3/360 era.

I do.

I am OCD about making sure I don't loose anything.

I wont buy another Fallout game until they get a new engine. Or if i find the game very cheap. I also have no interest in any other game made by Bethesda.

Obsidian made Fallout New Vegas, so I attribute all of it's bugs to them. I blame Bethesda for not testing for bugs enough, but Obsidian is the one that made them in the first place.

I've played Fallout 3, Oblivion and Morrowind, and am used to the bugs by now. I've come to expect the animation bugs, the collision bugs, and all the other bugs that are associated with their games. But bugs are a trade-off for the amazing games Bethesda makes, and I can think of very few things that would make me stop playing Bethesda games. There are very, very few games out there that have given me hundreds of hours of enjoyment, and Bethesda is one of the few developers that constantly gives me those games.

Nope haven't lost hope in Bethesda since they didn't make FNV

Yep, I will buy them day one. I get them free and still buy them to ensure I have it to play asap. Having to be here so much right around release however really slows down how much I play the game right after release. But I like to play a few hours at least before coming here right after getting it.

I can't hardly wait for the next TES despite having a blast playing Fallout:NV. It's a great game no matter who made it or who is responsible for the bugs. Screw a few bugs that will be patched at some point anyway. I'm having a blast with that game. But I would stop playing it today if I had TES:V on my desk.

I still plan to get Bethesda games. I looked at the first few comments and had to look back up just to make sure I wasn't in the NV section.

Nah,

I'd just wait until patches come out. Erm, if it was on a console and I couldn't get a patch, then I definitly would hesitate.

edit: wait, Bethesda didn't make the game? Then no, I wouldn't hesitate.

But as practice, I usually wait for the first patch before I buy a game.

Even with JRPG's I saved and saved and saved and saved and saved and oh did I mention I saved?

Of course I had different reasons for saving so often but that doesn't change the fact that you should really save your game and save often because unexpected things happen (like game freezing that did happen often enough to create a headache)

I was absolutely amazed at how many people relied on the autosave with New Vegas then made topics about how they themselves were absolutely amazed when something went wrong and they lost all their progress. I mean... you don't DO that. You just don't...

Bethesda should really just get rid of the autosave feature in their games. It does more harm than good, and makes people rely on it when they really, really shouldn't.

I hate autosaves no matter what the game and every chance I get I turn them off if I can turn them off

I always do hard saves and I have never had a problem with a corrupted save from a Bethesda game (or any other game producer for that matter)

No matter what the type of game always save and save to multiple slots. I remember I learned that when I first played Prince of Persia because I got stuck in a forever loading death sequence that caused me to die every time I loaded a game. From then on no matter what game I played I always saved to multiple slots when I could.

Sure. Once whatever edition (Gold pack, GotY, whatever) comes out that collects all the inevitable DLCs (and thus gameplay changes, level cap adjustments, ending retcons, etc.) into one bundle comes out...on the sale rack. I'll give'em 30 bucks for the whole shebang, sure.



Nope. It just reminds me why I knew what a mistake I was making when I didn't wait for "Fallout: New Vegas: GotY Edition." Because waiting until I could get "the whole nine yards" for $30 or so, rather than $60 for what amounts to a "starter pack" where I'll then have to collect all the add-ons (paying for more along the way) is such a better deal plus saving me the headache of "standard release procedure." ("SRP" being "Ship something known to have enough bugs that there's a patch ready and waiting, then let the paying Theta testers find the rest of what we need to fix on the quick.")



Lost its faith...er....what the? :ahhh:

I'll just say it's pretty obvious, from where I sit, who has the final say at Bethesda- but it's not real hard to spot products shipped on Marketing or Accounting's "We don't give a tinker's damn if those developers think it's not ready- to market, to market!" schedule. :shrug:

Well I didn't have much faith in Obsidian + Game = Polished, I am also not surprised that I can't even play it normally to this day since release, but I am surprised that they're just letting it all go by like this, I mean, ever heard of QA? Patches? At least some announcement of an upcoming patch so I won't have to sit here and wait for unofficial mods to pop up and fix my game and pull my hair out in the meantime?

Anyways /closerant,

I am planning on buying new Bethesda Game Studios games and I am also planning on buying other Bethesda published games but I am not going to buy any Obsidian games on release ever again.

JRPGs have save points though, which are like a reminder SAVE HERE.