I have never seen citation provided for those statistics from a reliable source. And don't say Statistics brain; it's garbage based purely in the US with little actual evidence behind the wild numbers it provides.

Actually, Bethesda have banned Morroblivion and similar mods in the past. :D There is a precedent for it. It's just hard to ban this sorta thing without raising a big riot.

Also helps sales of Morrowind, in all likelihood. Since that's a requirement for it. :D

A tale of two wastelands, I believe. Or Requiem for the capital wasteland.

Morroblivion was banned on the nexus site at the request of bethesda. Not a C&D but I like to poke fun.

Morroblivion was actually banned on the Nexus website at the request of bethesda. :D Not quite a C&D but I like to poke fun.

Inb4 Cease and Desist.

It's not actually that bad. Hard to make an insult out of and sounds quite fearsome.

The Wii U is actually Nintendo's first console in awhile that costs them more per unit sold than it makes. Sure it only requires one game purchase... But they aren't really making much profit if it only sells 3-4 games per person.

That big volcano at the centre of Morrowind exploded, some other stuff got invaded, entire cities were butchered, etc.

It has the disadvantage of the shorter version being "Ethel."

Ethel-Red. Some have pronounced it Eethel-red or Ethel-rad/t before, however.

My father chose to name me Æthelred.

Pretty much this. Everyone who goes on about EA dying forgets that EA has something like 4 of the top 10 highest-grossing games worldwide. (Which is better than Activision with two.)

Starcraft has Master's league. Platinum and Gold are below that.

Hah. You pretty much described every possible type of CEO ever. Well done.

Ah. A lawyer. That explains why you only care about money instead of quality of life and how demanding that work is.

I thought this was already out.

And I fully acknowledge that it'll achieve nothing.

Eh. You can still download it if you purchased it and you will always be able to pirate it. (Which is even more unlikely to be pursued if these were pulled due to licensing negotiations.)