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Tim O <timo56...@hotmail.com> looked up from reading the entrails of
the porn spammer to utter  "The Augury is good, the signs say:

>On Sun, 15 Nov 2015 16:09:20 -0500, Xocyll <Xoc...@gmx.com> wrote:
>
>>Werner Punz <we...@gmx.at> looked up from reading the entrails of the
>>porn spammer to utter  "The Augury is good, the signs say:
>>
>>>Am 15.11.15 um 19:39 schrieb Rin Stowleigh:
>>>
>>>> GSYNC is one of those technologies that in itself is pretty much
>>>> flawless.  You don't have to do much and it just works.  In fact, you
>>>> have to work pretty hard to fuck it up.  Bethesda apparently put in
>>>> the man hours to do just that, because they fucked it up royally in
>>>> this game.  Nice job, morons.
>>>>
>>>News at 11 Bethestha has released yet another buggy game, and let the 
>>>modders do the job to fix it.
>>
>>Much as I'm a Bethesda fan, I also tend to wait until there have been at
>>least 2-3 patches out before buying, since it's ALWAYS buggy at release,
>>with usually 10+ minor annoying bugs and at least 1 showstopper.
>>At least they do fix them fairly quickly which is more than can be said
>>about some other game companies.
>>
>>Xocyll
>
>I bought Skyrim and release and loved it, but truth be told it was a
>much better game a year later.
>
>I think the way to buy a Bethesda game is to wait for the GOTY version
>for 20 bucks in a STEAM sale. All the patches are done, all the great
>mods are done and out, and you basically get all the DLC for free.

I tend to prefer actual discs, but yeah the sentiment is there.
I have in the past bought the basic game and then bought the GOTY
version later for DLCs.

>Hurts me not to support a company making great games, but they're
>majorly flawed great games every single frigging time.

Then again, these days who actually releases a bug-free game?

Near as I can tell, almost no-one is even trying anymore since the
consumers are happy to pre-order and release day purchase their games
even KNOWING they'll be buggy as fuck.

The "modern gamer" doesn't seem to have any patience, but I suppose that
makes sense in this age of ADHD gamers.

Xocyll
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