Hey, like I said, I just rented it. I've had two crashes in my few hours of playing, forcing me to hard reset my 360. I'm just tryin' to get the word out so this apparantly greedy company doesn't hornswoggle anybody out of their money for a buggy release.Brotherofwill said:So, what did you do to help the situation?chronobreak said:I can't believe they let this happen again, and why anyone would continue to buy games by Bethesda..
It's half a joke and half not, while their games are often fun and what not, their games are incredibly buggy, often unfinished and the modding community is usually left to fix what they wouldn't. Bethesta anyway, I hear Obsidian is roughly the same.Wakikifudge said:LOL I thought you said worst but you obviously mean best. Hahahaha good joke.Snotnarok said:Bethesta and Obsidian are the worst developers in history, they leave their games to be finished by moding communities for god sakes.
They make good games but they're often bugging out badly.
Hell Fallout had a bug that was reported to bethesta, what did they do? "Play the game in windowed mode"
In all honesty though I've never played anything by Obsidian so I won't judge them. Fallout 3 and Oblivion are my two favorite games though. They are both critically acclaimed so I doubt Bethesda is the worst developer ever.
Funny thing about gametesting for PC, everyone's got a different system, different hardware, and is trying to do different things in a game that offers thousands of possibilities. My guess is that the folks who do playtesting don't have to scrape by on the $300 P.O.S. that the rest of us have, and that spending all their time walking the character frames into walls leaves them with very little time to, you know, play the game the way we do. Blowing shit up, shooting all the civvies, planting dynamite under pet dogs, all that stuff.chronobreak said:I did kind of expect a buggy experience- which is why I rented the game. Still, it just ain't right. Don't they pay people to test this stuff? For $60, you figure they would release a game that wouldn't crash your system. To me, it just represents having no conscience as a company to charge such an ridiculous amount of money for something that isn't even stable. Spread the word, hopefully something gets done about it.
Funny, I've heard most of those bugs happened at Fallout 3's launch as well.Woodsey said:http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2010/10/19/fallout-new-vegas-old-obsidian/
That should cheer you up if you haven't seen it; I know it did me.
Could see it coming a mile off yet everyone seemed to ignore the past. Bethesda are alright on their own, but Obsidian destroy their own games, let alone making it with an already buggy engine.
Because the fan communities so good no matter how hard Bethesda drops the ball it will be community patched within the month.shadow skill said:You know I have to wonder why people buy games made by these companies if they are known to have serious game ending bugs. The best thing to do is not buy the games at all.
I think they pretty much overreact onScarecrow 8 said:Me too, I don't know what you guys are on about...zHellas said:New Vegas has been fine to me.Irridium said:[HEADING=1]I FUCKING CALLED IT![/HEADING]
And so did everyone else who knows Obsidian's/Bethesda's track record.
I've been saying this would happen ever since the game was announced.
Honestly, all I can say is "know shit?"
Its an Obsidian game on a Bethesda engine, what else did you expect? A stable game? HAH!
This is why I'm waiting a few months before buying. The community will have fixed the bugs, and have a pretty sizable mod-pool for it.
For the last fucking time, I was Lucasarts who screwed over KOTOR 2. They gave them a 9 month development cycle, and then denied Obsidian the opportunity to release the restoration patch.AjimboB said:It's not like Obsidian are going to leave it the way it is? Lol, have you played Kotor 2?