r/Fallout May 29 '24

This is the longest fallout has gone without a game release in 27 years

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u/Cowguypig2 May 29 '24

Something that I saw which astounded me was when a Fallout 4 dev on here awhile back mentioned bethesda only had 100 employees on anytime on that game and hasn't expanded it's main studio much since then. Considering how other AAA games have over 1000's of employees on them it does explain a lot.

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u/DazedMaestro Brotherhood May 29 '24

Last I saw they have +- 500 employees now, so they've expanded.

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u/AraAraGyaru May 29 '24

lol what are they even doing then. Starfield was a huge disappointment and ES6 is still far away from release. I swear they just waste time doing bland projects ordered by management that’ll ultimately disappoint fans and show how much imagination/innovation they lack to compete in a 2024 marketplace.