FYI, notch is Swedish, not British.Harry Mason said:"Notch, sir..."
"What is it, Nigel? I'm busy swimming blissfully naked in my money-filled swimming pool."
"Well, it's the Fallout 3 people, sir... They're here to see you."
"How quaint! Are they here for my 10:00 massage?"
"I'm afraid it's a bit more dire than that, sir."
Are you suggesting that Swedes are incapable of being named "Nigel" and using words like "quaint?"Arker said:FYI, notch is Swedish, not British.Harry Mason said:"Notch, sir..."
"What is it, Nigel? I'm busy swimming blissfully naked in my money-filled swimming pool."
"Well, it's the Fallout 3 people, sir... They're here to see you."
"How quaint! Are they here for my 10:00 massage?"
"I'm afraid it's a bit more dire than that, sir."
OT: Someone just shot them self in the foot, and I don't think it's notch.
Didn't you know that becoming filthy rich suddenly changes you into a posh Brit, including monocle, top hat and butler? 'Tis true!Arker said:FYI, notch is Swedish, not British.Harry Mason said:"Notch, sir..."
"What is it, Nigel? I'm busy swimming blissfully naked in my money-filled swimming pool."
"Well, it's the Fallout 3 people, sir... They're here to see you."
"How quaint! Are they here for my 10:00 massage?"
"I'm afraid it's a bit more dire than that, sir."
OT: Someone just shot them self in the foot, and I don't think it's notch.
I bolded that just so you can identify for yourself the frivolity involved. Nice to see that a Minecraft related thread doesn't go without the usual 'Notch is lazy' whining.MajorDolphin said:Finish. Minecraft. First. The game has a lot of promise but they're wasting their energy porting it to the Xbox and now this other junk. Millions of people dropped 20 bucks on a beta and all that money goes towards other development. Great way to piss off the fans...
Buy new Vegas. Its made by obsidian (only published by Bethesda). 120% better writing than anything Bethesda could even dream of putting out, Despite what the Beth fanboys say about it having a "Worse Story" and "'forced' replay Value".theriddlen said:Well, if Bethesda wants to stay neutral in my mind they better think twice before trying to do something to Notch. I really want to buy New Vegas.
I haven't seen anyone saying that.. do people say that?5t3v0 said:Despite what the Beth fanboys say about it having a "Worse Story" and "'forced' replay Value".
You HAVE to be kidding. While I'll agree that I like the Elderscrolls series, and that Bethesda can do some good story-writing and they make good character-building systems, as a development company, they are horseshit. Every game they have ever put out. EVERY GAME. Has been a buggy pile of shit outside of the aforementioned good character-building and interesting stories. If Bethesda were a pen-and-paper RPG company, I'd be right there with you saying that they are the bee's knees. As video game developers though, they are terrible. As the mantra goes; Bethesda makes the game, and the community fixes the game.MrJKapowey said:I still won't care. Bethesda is still awesome.
well I'm not sure if it was a Beth Fanboy, but a while ago there was this article that was posted about "Why fallout 3 is better than new Vegas" and the guy who posted it said everything that was obviously his opinion as fact. Those 2 things were part of the list. All of his points were void by anyone who has any sense as well.Pandabearparade said:I haven't seen anyone saying that.. do people say that?5t3v0 said:Despite what the Beth fanboys say about it having a "Worse Story" and "'forced' replay Value".
Because that's moronic. About the dumbest thing I can imagine anyone saying about New Vegas. New Vegas had some really serious problems, but the story wasn't among them.
The last two sentences I'm just going to ignore. They have no bearing on it in ANY way at all.WhiteTigerShiro said:Name even one product with Bethesda's name on it that wasn't buggy as hell. Heck, even Brink had it's fair share of bugs, and Bethesda only published that one. It's like they ruin games just by touching them.MrJKapowey said:I still won't care. Bethesda is still awesome.
Oh mate. I've had a lot of Bethesda games and I love them all but they're buggy as hell. Oblivion, Fallout 3 and New Vegas especially. I'm talking "how the f*ck did you let it ship with a blatant bug within first 10 minutes of gameplay?!" sort of bugs.MrJKapowey said:Well, I have bought 3 Bethesda products and in my opinion, all three of them had no bugs at all.
I'm sorry guys, I have to go off topic for a bit. I love your avatar. Good ol' Terry Tibs... Oh fonejacker...robandall said:Absolutely ludicrous.
Have you trademarked the word "Scrolls"?
No
Get out
Bethesda suing Notch. Talk to me.5t3v0 said:I'm sorry guys, I have to go off topic for a bit. I love your avatar. Good ol' Terry Tibs... Oh fonejacker...robandall said:Absolutely ludicrous.
Have you trademarked the word "Scrolls"?
No
Get out
What? Seriously? Geez! Why is trademark law written like that?bob1052 said:I think a lot of this stems from how trademark law actually works.
If you don't actively enforce your trademark rights, you lose the trademark. Therefore it is safer to chase after anything that even remotely resembles infringement than to wait until a later date and hope you catch anything that is big enough to warrant trouble.
Basically, if Bethesda lets this slide without any trouble, and then next year some random person tries to make an "Elder Scrolls" game, they could cite Mojang's "Scrolls" as proof that Bethesda has not enforced, and therefore no longer has rights to their "Elder Scrolls" trademark.
Regardless of how much of a case Bethesda has, they have no choice but to take action in this situation. The outcome isn't important to Bethesda, as Mojang isn't stealing actual content nor trying to mask his game as one of theirs and therefore will not cause them any damage either way but the act of defending the trademark against something that could be remotely considered infringement is, however, very important to Bethesda.