I know I’m in the minority but I just can’t anymore Bethesda... I’m loving the game, haven’t paid full price for a new game in years, and have only had a handful of bugs happen because I have a job and a family unlike most vault 76 dwellers. So my time is limited. The hate from the bags and this are well deserved but…

I feel like we’ll have to see how much any of this impacts their sales and decisions in the future for it to really be considered that big of a screw up. I mean watching it unfold and the timing of every new issue hitting right before people are about to move on from the last one sure makes it seem like a big deal…

Yes, the game is buggy. Yes, they need to fix shit. But WE are also doing the hurting to the future of Bethesda games. We as consumers have been awful and whiney. When it comes down to it, I want Bethesda around, making games.

Every time I think we’ve found the bottom, it transpires that there are yet deeper levels to the stygian abyss of fail.

I’ve got two good rules that have served me well of late:

As a software engineer, these complaints really crack me up. All this agile propaganda everywhere and gamers demand waterfall.

Sorry but i’m going to pre-order Cyberpunk 2077. 

As long as this is still on my shelf, I’m gonna call bullshit on that “article” and preorder whatever the fuck I want.

Does no one else notice that there is sponsored content on kotaku nearly every day telling you to pre-order video games? The hypocrisy is real

It’s time to add the Disaster Watch logo to all Fallout 76 articles like Fahey did with SimCity.

My dad enlisted in the Army during the Vietnam War because his high school guidance counselor told him he’d never go to college. By a twist of fate he was sent to Germany, not Vietnam, and an Army anesthesist became his mentor. He went to college after the war and has been a nurse anesthesist for 40 years, which now…

That fact that this guy cannot - or chooses not to - make a simple distinction between hate crime and playful immaturity belies quite the lack of intelligence on his part. I’m sure he’ll go far in this world.

I’d say social media was a mistake and the internet is 50% a mistake.

That’s how I feel reading a lot of things online these days.

(One of those players, NathanTheHicc, told Eurogamer that he doesn’t regret role-playing a hate crime in the game and wouldn’t apologize if given the chance. “It was just a late night of having fun and after the first encounter (seen on my channel) we felt it would be fun to offend them somehow,” he said. “You can…

And of course nobody cares that Zangief has only been wearing red underwear for 25 years.