Actually, 90% of the people that play TES play it on console.

I also hate repeating textures. I remember a quest in Morrowind where you got teleported to some sort of magical lair...and it was a friggin daedric shrine! >_>

In Oblivion, you do a daedric quest and get to participate in a tournament for a daedric prince...and they didnt bother to just do something different. No...they just rehashed Dagon's realm >_>

It's a game with over 300 hours of gameplay, with only one disk.

Unique textures for every dungeon wouldn't just require more disk space it would also require... at least 10 more years of development...

If you played the game long enough to explore 60 dungeons then I see no need to complain. They were obviously interesting enough for you to keep clearing.

The worst thing about Bethesda Games... there aren't more of them.

I second this!! ^.^

I don't mind skillful reuse of textures; but I did mind the reuse of house models in FO3.
It is arguable that houses are often made from the same plans, and its totally [50's] fitting for a block of them to all have been built right next to each other ~but they just wouldn't / couldn't possibly... get identical damage from the war.

I have recently bought New Vegas and I did not notice this lol.

What I did notice was that xp was way too easy to get, making levelling far too fast.
And I noticed invisible walls. A lot of invisible walls. They made the game less of a free roamer I think, and I did not like it one bit.

Its those kinds of things that bother me in a video game, things that directly affect gameplay.
Things like textures to me are just graphics, and of no real importance.

1. New Vegas was not Bethesda's game.
2. Learn to spell
3. Deal with it

wow
i dont think you couldve sounded like a bigger douchenozzle if you tried
that was a superb display of unnecessary internet snobbishness
i commend you good sir

but to the OP, textures were far from the biggest issue
Gregasaurus is closer to actual problems that hurt TES games, albeit expressed with way more [censored] flavoring than necessary

Reading through this thread, I had to check to see what forum I was in. How does any of this relate to Skyrim?

While I didn't much care for the invisible walls under railings and in gaps... (these would catch pinned ammo seemingly on thin air)... The outer and inner world barriers (the invisible walls), only ever bothered me in one specific [and annoying] way. I would invariably walk through a hole in them, and not be able to backtrack out again; I'd get three or four minutes into a trek, and suddenly see that the textures had become blurred, and nondescript (or badly tiled). I'd see that I was outside of the "wall", and could not get through [and back] to the main gameworld again ~and from that side they really are invisible. :banghead:


**Officially the walls were to simplify much of the terrain for the NPC AI. It gave them clear boundaries , if you know what I mean.

I'm not sure but i think skyrim might have a console mod editer anyway

When you have a game like oblivion or skyrim, with 16 square miles of fully explorable land, repeating textures are just something you should expect.

Oh no! Places looked the same in Oblivion?! You mean, caves were not all completely different looking?! Rocks, looking the same?!

And Forts looked the same too! It's as though they were made by the same people or something!!! Same goes for Ayleid ruins!




:stare:

It's a video game, you guys. I know, it's easy to forget that sometimes. I'm guilty of it too. Just recently I was playing Oblivion, and it was storming really badly in-game for a long time. I closed the game, walked to a part of my house with the curtains opened, and thought "Oh hey, it stopped raining," then remembered that it was never raining in the real world at all.

But yeah, let's forgive a video game for being a video game.

Most do, and I agree that the worst part is not having more. But that's the real trick, right? To leave people wanting more.

Obsidian implemented sound channeling into Fallout: New Vegas, added a few graphic measures, added some game features, a long with many model animations... Rewriting the game engine would have taken far too long. Even during the major bugs and harassing of users who were getting save failures and constant lockups--Bethedsa was wanting to purchase the property of Fallout entirely.
It wasn't Obsidian's fault... Bethesda could have did more, no one knows why they did that - They still getting money. Anyone who isn't too familiar how games work -- Think Bethesda creates Fallout. Not many know who Obsidian is. An to game writers... who played fallout: newvegas and see how Bethesda did Obsidian... It just makes Zeni max look bad.

Many people get video games for the computer, but if they can't figure out how to get the game to run... That is the last time they use it. Companies--like EA--use to have steam help users, but stopped when steam -- Didn't do anything to help anyone[kinda like now] ... So that is why it is up to the developers too place titles on steam... And its why steam has to bend over backwards harassing development staff and vendors to get the download-able version.

why pc gamers easy butthurt?:S

that isn't the only worst thing about bethesda games. Let's face it.. We love Bethesda and their games are truly epic but there's always room for improvement. Enemy variety, weapon variety and item variety (as of late), 3rd person view, terrible crime reporting system and detection, etc. But do I still play the games? Yup. Do I still love them? Yup.

I have to disagree with the OP, the worst thing about Beth games are the bugs/glitches. That's the real problem, heck it's the reason I'm not playing Fallout 3 right now, kinda getting tired of having the game freeze and then restart. I hope BGS learned their lesson and don't have as many bugs in Skyrim.

WHY so much PC elitism on this forum???
I'm begining to feel like Satan for playing on console.

No, Satan plays on PC, too. He likes to install those creepy six mods you see on the Internet.

Dont mind it, most of them are actually console gamers that want to feel bad ass on the internet.

This, I don't feel the need to upgrade my PC when I have a perfectly good xbox sitting right there!

That is the funniest thing I've read for a while

Let's be honest though, a jungle would have been pretty cool...