I was answering the headline. :)

Who ever said I was forcing it? Read into that a little, didn’t we? ;)

To the headline, I married my best friend and it’s been working out great, so yes, you should date your best friend!

Right! And I’m glad they fixed it!

I actually play my fucking Super Nintendo more than I play my PS4. I’ve been vastly disappointed while I wait for “greatness.”

Too late for that...LOL

They were meant to be modded, thank you very much!

This is a good point, but considering how often they get DDOS’ed and shut down and whatnot, they really should reconsider their security concerns.

That’s strangely satisfying to watch.

It does seem like it leaves it open for “restricted mod support” at the very least.

Considering that Sony is competing with the PC version, this is a really bad move. If you own Skyrim + all the DLC on PC, you get the upgrade to Remastered for free. Meanwhile, at the Sony camp, you have to pay $60.00 for the same game, only without the mod support. Considering they are competing with free, they…

Not to mention, I have Skyrim on Steam, with all the DLC. In October, all Steam users that own Skyrim and all the DLC will get the upgrade to Remastered for free. So right now, Sony is competing with $60 vs. free, and they should be scrambling to get every option in there to compete with their free, mod using…

Skyrim has over 10 million owners on Steam in the United States.

It wasn’t taken out of context. It was poorly written. They fixed that, apparently!

No, they destroyed my goodwill. I’ve been wanting to play this thing since I heard it announced. First turn off was the price. $60 bucks for a 6 year old game. Second turn off was the lack of mods. It would have been really nice if they had thought about this a little better.

I’m not sure Bethesda is scapegoating Sony...they don’t seem the type to bite the hands that feed them, so to speak.

The price has already dropped! There are good listings on eBay for 279 right now.

Hobbyists? Have you seen how many Steam users there are, currently? Over 125 million! Is that just a lot of hobbyists, or are computers really just less convenient?

This is obviously Jason’s fault. :D

The initial article that they wrote offered no indication of that, however! They seem to have updated it, so yay.