same as minecraft nowadays.
what are you on nigger? they swaped the jeets for SEAmonkeys with oblivion remastered, sure the french tranny was responsible for the body type shit but it's easy to mod out, the problem is the fucking unreal being shit with script extension stuff, creation engine can handle it no problem if you look at jeetfield's script extender.
Bethesda A team is still just jeets and dangerhairs, this is the B team that did a simple port job, which is nothing new in the industry. ES6 is going to be a disaster if even a simple remake was a disappointment and only got whatever positive reviews it got because people already liked the base game. I don't trust either the A team or the B team.
A team is the dangehairs and the soycucks, you can see them in the starfield direct video.
its Judaism but at the very least it doesn't require you to buy every single thing to get an enjoyable experience like a lot of MMOs, still id rather just play Oblivion or Skyrim a lot more fun and the leveling kind of sucks in ESO
best argument to kill paarthunax: to continue the fucking quest.
If the rumors are true, there are two teams at Bethesda, and now one external team. So three teams we're talking about now.
Everything I see that you can buy with real money gives you that thing AND an equivalent in in game cash shop currency. Buy a $20 special horsey pack? Get $20 in in game store currency. Pay the $12 a month premium pass sub? Get $12 in currency. etc etc. It's very similar to LOTRO's monetization, which is a good thing. No $300 permanent lifetime pack tho.
Most of Fallout 76 was done by the A team, this is a myth. B team took the blame once it became obvious how much the game sucked, Todd wanted to save face, but for most of the initial development this was going to be a mainline game and treated as such. As you would expect, B team was just support, that would be like saying that the new COD wasn't developed by Treyarch or Infinity Ward because Beenox or Toys for Bob or the other 67 studios that help them make these games every year now dropped the ball at some point, so this is now their shitshow.
Gooks remaster old games all the time, usually poorly and without much input from the original studios, but at least they're cheap. This is nothing new, do we even have confirmation that they are going to be some sort of C team or is this a one time contract?(or two time, if they're also responsible for Fallout 3 Remastered).
i guess you can say it's a threat now, when you stop to notice it was just microjeet pulling a rockstar but unlike rockstar they avoided the fucking jeets and went the blizzard route of going towards SEAmonkeys.
bethesda has learned to shut the fuck up, with oblivion remaster dropping out with little teasers and FO3 remaster in the oven you can guess they will be silent until they need to fan the fires of hype or when it's close to release.
everything besides the latest chapter (which gets added once a new one comes the next year) is included in the sub, so the actually price for "everything" is 12 bucks or so a month. it also doesn't include the shit they literally gave away for free or during a huge sale (the yearly packs I think went down to 60% at some point, that's 1600-2k crowns). also doesn't consider half the content has no point once you got everything out of it (like dark brotherhood), which can easily be done in less than a month or during eso+ trials even.
subclassing is this year's "feature". last year added scribing (spell crafting basically)
the leveling is a relic from 2014 when they were following the WoW-model. these days you can hit levelcap in an afternoon, which is where the real grind starts. same as guild wars 1 more or less.
HIS NAME IS JOHN MORROWIND YOU LIZARD LOVING BASTARD! I know something was off about you, you lack even the poor skills of Telvani mages guild spy for infiltration
I can say with absolute certainty that it is a quest added by AFFresh, which is included in the modlist, but has nothing to do with Tamriel Rebuilt. In fact checking the USEP page confirms that the mod gives Calgius Clanler a quest. The mod just adds some easy, low-level money-making quests around the starting area and was made by a developer on Morrowind.Tamriel Rebuilt (or one of the related projects, like Project Tamriel/Skyrim Home of the Nords/Project Cyrodiil) is also fucking with vanilla Vvardenfell content, with this example of Clagius Clanler that I'm worried is going to be a portent of more changes:
Calgius Clanler, who runs the Outfitters in Balmora, gives you what appears to be a complete timewaster of a quest, where you have to fetch him tons of clutter objects in exchange for 250g. This was an hour into a new character and I already had 2,000g by the time I even spoke to him. By itself this is just a minor "Why would they have added timewasting filler content to Vanilla?", but it does have me concerned that any or all of the TR/PT/SHotN/PC devs might just start wholesale fucking with the base game's content and retcon Morrowind into some bullshit, instead of doing what they're supposed to by fleshing out mainland Morrowind as a province with immersive lore-accurate quests and NPCs and places.
You are actually just being paranoid, and you do have it installed. AFFresh is part of the "I Heart Vanilla: Director's Cut" modlist that you installed. If you look through the mod list's page you'll see it right there under "Quests".
I didn't see it in there either when I was looking on the site, nor using their automated tools (which prints a big list in the command line) but if AFFresh is a standalone thing, I'll just have a look and bump it out of the load order when I get home tonight.
Yes and Yes. I loved platinuming it but instead of going back in to actually leisurely enjoy it like I thought I would, I just uninstalled it outright. You can't go home again.
For a game of its size, around eight weeks or so later is when I'd expect that people would start to get an idea of its serious flaws. Watching the reveal video live where they talked about their changes to the leveling system as well as "so much more", I'd assumed that the "so much more" meant conservative, broadly desired changes like more dungeon/oblivion gate variety, moderate improvements to the worst quests, a better scaling system akin to Skyrim's encounter zones, etc. Turns out that there was no "so much more". The only significant systemic change that they made to the game was just to its leveling, and the change they made was the laziest possible.
