Can't fix what is fundamentally a hardware issue. Unless they send someone in your house to shove more RAM into your PS3 it is quite likely that there won't be any massive improvement.GonzoGamer said:Every year there's that one game that I DON'T regret buying. In 2011, that game was portal 2. Good choice.
If you're on the PC, wait for the modders to fix it.Xman490 said:Skyrim FREEZES? I thought Bethesda was over "New Vegas" levels of glitchiness! I thought that Skyrim's worst bugs were along the lines of "hovering ground ladies" or spinning horsemen (as seen in a Youtube video).
Has anyone else had serious glitches with Skyrim? I'm starting to doubt whether I should get it if it's going to crash on me.
If you have a 360, play it for 10 mins at a time so it doesn't melt.
If you have a ps3, avoid it like the plague.
They say patch 1.4 will "address" it which means that they can't "fix" it.
I'm guessing they didn't send Yhatzee the ps3 copy...
Oh yea, he's a reviewer.
Did you miss the part where Yahtzee said that he didn't hate the games because there was anything wrong with them as far as gameplay goes?Gorilla Gunk said:This is why I can never take Yahtzee seriously as a game critic despite the fact that I love his "reviews" and look forward to them every week.
I mean, BF3 and MW3 are your worse games of the year? Worse than Mindjack, DNF, and the new Red Faction that effectively killed it's franchise? Not to mention the other games you reviewed and hated like Brink and Call of Juarez: The Cartel? Really? I mean I'm not the biggest fan of those games (Black Ops > MW3, KZ3 > BF3) but it just comes across as him making a rather tone-deaf statement than saying they're really that bad. Like a stuffy movie critic naming a big-budget 3D movie as their worse film of the year because it's in 3D.
To me Yahtzee is no different then a comedian riffing on whatever movie he just saw. Sure it's funny and he brings up a few decent points, but are you really suppose to take his opinion seriously? No, you're not, and if you do you're an idiot.
Someone clearly didn't listen to the part where he said this was subjective based on what games he had most fun with.OuendanCyrus said:I absolutely loathed inFamous 2 to no end, it got dragged on so much to the point where I was testing myself to see how far I was willing to go before one of us gave up. I lost.
Woooow, was NOT expecting Portal 2 to be where it is.
Also, Bastion better than Skyrim? =o
GonzoGamer said:Every year there's that one game that I DON'T regret buying. In 2011, that game was portal 2. Good choice.
If you're on the PC, wait for the modders to fix it.Xman490 said:Skyrim FREEZES? I thought Bethesda was over "New Vegas" levels of glitchiness! I thought that Skyrim's worst bugs were along the lines of "hovering ground ladies" or spinning horsemen (as seen in a Youtube video).
Has anyone else had serious glitches with Skyrim? I'm starting to doubt whether I should get it if it's going to crash on me.
If you have a 360, play it for 10 mins at a time so it doesn't melt.
If you have a ps3, avoid it like the plague.
They say patch 1.4 will "address" it which means that they can't "fix" it.
I'm guessing they didn't send Yhatzee the ps3 copy...
Oh yea, he's a reviewer.
That begs the question, why even have a single player component? Even among the people who lurv MWCOD3^2 so much that they cut a hole in the box cover so they could have sex with it, the people who contribute any of that love to the single player campaign are almost non-existent. If the whole crux of the fun and fanbase of a game is the multiplayer, just release a multiplayer only game. Take that money that was essentially wasted on the single-player component and invest it somewhere else.VonBrewskie said:Yahtzee, you cavernous hole! Good list. You are wrong about a game needing to stand on it's single-player element. I, like you, play games to have fun. I lurrrrv the multiplayer of "Realistic" shooters, (for the most part.) I rarely bother with the single-player. I just can't be buggered to care about single-player elements in "Realistic" shooters when there's a world of twelve-year-olds out there ready to test the limits of their imaginations in fictional, sexual conquest of my mother.
Yeah because Bastion wasn't a boring copy - pasted cave to cave to get a mcguffin that also glitched like a thousand hookers on crack. Bastion was both pretty, had a great artstyle, never glitched and was innovative for many games now in days. Skyrim was basically Oblivion with a new coat of paint.OuendanCyrus said:Also, Bastion better than Skyrim? =o
Thats the problem, it should work for everyone, not just for a few. If we compare it to other games on the good list then you will see that all of them didn't have as many glitches as Skyrim does, because its a un-polished game because they didn't test everything like a Developer should before releasing the game to the public.Anthony Wells said:but...my ps3 copy is just fine... its a very touchy game..works for some..not for others.GonzoGamer said:Every year there's that one game that I DON'T regret buying. In 2011, that game was portal 2. Good choice.
If you're on the PC, wait for the modders to fix it.Xman490 said:Skyrim FREEZES? I thought Bethesda was over "New Vegas" levels of glitchiness! I thought that Skyrim's worst bugs were along the lines of "hovering ground ladies" or spinning horsemen (as seen in a Youtube video).
Has anyone else had serious glitches with Skyrim? I'm starting to doubt whether I should get it if it's going to crash on me.
If you have a 360, play it for 10 mins at a time so it doesn't melt.
If you have a ps3, avoid it like the plague.
They say patch 1.4 will "address" it which means that they can't "fix" it.
I'm guessing they didn't send Yhatzee the ps3 copy...
Oh yea, he's a reviewer.
In this case, I don't think you should be hating multiplayer but rather the fans who always buy those games and the developers who are just after money and abandon good singleplayer games. Of course, Multiplayer games just aren't your cup of tea but they can be a lot of fun.doggie015 said:Actually, I agree with Yahtzee's multiplayer hating. I myself am a HUGE fan of singleplayer games because I quite simply hate how gaming is abandoning it's singleplayer roots in favour of charging about $99.99 for content that if the game had been made in the last decade would have been included on the disk for the initial $20 game purchase!