And you thought the Switch version was as good as it would get, now Skyrim literally runs on a toilet. Time to Flush Ro Dah
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Skyrim can now be played on a toilet
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And you thought the Switch version was as good as it would get, now Skyrim literally runs on a toilet. Time to Flush Ro Dah
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Hey man, I've bought the game four times, and I'll buy it a fifth time when it goes on sale on Xbox One again. So yeah, lol. I love the game, it's one of my all time favorites, I've no issues buying it again, if only to get an excuse to replay it.
I don't think it's entirely reasonable to generalize an entire fanbase like this. You don't like the game, that's fine, but I don't think it's fair to imply the audience is shit because you are having a case of "Stop liking what I don't like"
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I just love that he's openly challenging people to stop buying Skyrim lol
Two things: a) speak for yourself, I buy Skyrim because I love it, and b) Todd Howard and Bethesda are literally anything but lazy. You may not like what they do, but "lazy" is the most incorrect classification there ever will be for BGS.
I've been playing Skyrim off and on for almost seven years and I don't see stopping anytime soon. I'm replaying it on Switch right now, and I'm going to pick it up on PSVR soon.
I'll keep playing it until TES VI comes out.
Hopefully after TES: Blades they release Skyrim on iOS. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
I'll keep playing it until TES VI comes out.
Hopefully after TES: Blades they release Skyrim on iOS. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
I was just joking, I don't give a damn about Bethesda game.
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Yeah haha, same. It's just... I honestly, legitimately think it is one of the greatest games ever made (and the bulk of the gaming industry clearly agrees with me, given the sheer number of developers, including fucking Nintendo, who have admitted to being influenced by it).
I don't think they will put Skyrim on iOS though. For good or for bad, Bethesda likes making original games for mobiles.
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We shall see. Hopefully Blades "scratches that itch" like Todd Howard said. The Switch isn't portable enough. I need some Elder Scrolls while out and about. The Switch is great for bed or while traveling though.
Come on bruh. They're not lazy for making other games a priority over TES6.
These 3 posts have me dying...
This was my thought. I feel like they're trying to make it a modern "It runs on anything"
Elder Scrolls Blades is a game from an alternate universe where Elder Scrolls 1: Arena was a best seller back in the day and received a sequel 20 or so years later. For people who loved Arena like me, this will be an incredible throwback. For people expecting portable Skyrim, Blades will disappoint them.
Edit: I'm hoping they include a graphical mode that uses the sprites from ES 1 and 2.
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People agreeing with his reason is just maintaining this sad state of Bethesda creative bankruptcy. It is a sign of complacency from both Bethesda and their player base.
How do you able to replay Skyrim that much? This is an honest question since I'm always baffled with people seemingly able to replay it so many times while I'm not. My first and only playthrough lasted for 100 hours, loving every second of it. Since I played it during launch day, I only installed few mods along the way. When I consider myself to be finished with my first playthrough, I installed many mods from texture, weapon packs, to overhaul. But I never get past the tutorial stage. This happened again, and again for like 4 goddamn times. My burning desire to try modded Skyrim is extinguished as soon as I remember the quest quality and the fact that I finished most of them, sparing only the Thieves Guild line on purpose but that single quest alone didn't managed to hook me even past the tutorial. It turned from my GOTY of that year, into my most mortally hated game of all time. I sworn I never play Bethesda game on release again so I can play it to the fullest with all shit being fixed by mods.
How do people keep playing it, especially on console when there is no mod to spice things up and fix shits that should be Bethesda job in the first place? I admit, the world design and atmosphere is astounding which makes exploration feels as a reward on its own. Even when the landscape isn't as diverse as Cyrodill or Morrowind, the northern vastness of Skyrim is still as much as engaging. But the thing with exploration is that they only lasted for your first or second playthrough, and any subsequent play after that need something else to hook you up.
I've seen this Tweet a few times but I've only noticed the bright lights creating a aura on Todd's head making it look like he has Ultra Instict lmao!