I had to play with mine to get it to display properly on my 21:9. You read that right, they wont even fix certain bugs. There is a subset of that where we say 'Well, that's what can happen.' If there's entertainment value in that, whatever it is, we'll leave a lot of it. High Resolution Patch Version History.htmlĪnd here is the best part, at a PAX Director/Executive Producer Todd Howard stated "We try to solve most of it, we're sensitive to a lot of it. Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch Version History.html Skyrim Special Edition Patch Version History.html Screw it im to lazy to go through it all, do some damn research yourself Quests fails to start, console wont even enable it I appreciate what some of the modders pull off but I enjoy the game just fine without any mods at all.įor the following go to the bug section and read the part that says "fixed via the unofficial patch" The worst I have seen is the green water bug from Skyrim.Īll hate Bethesda for producing some of the best single player games going, people play them for thousands of hours.Īll hail our saviors the modders. You aren't talking game-breaking bugs here, I haven't seen a game breaking bug yet on Fallout4. Modders can come up with a fix and deploy it faster then Bethesda can through their normal product life-cycle support process.
Bethesda doesn't rely on modders to fix their game.
And yes, Bethesda has gone back and patched most of the bugs that the mod "fixes". Yes, there is a single mod that fixes most of the bugs. I played Fallout 3 for over a year before I ever used a mod, and Fallout 4 for several months vanilla. Then people won't buy their games claiming that the modders need time to fix it and make it worth playing.Īnd now you want to say they are lazy and rely on the modders to fix their game. A Company allows moding, in fact, codes for it so that they actually support the modders even when they then get blamed for cleaning up garbage and such that some of the modders put out.
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