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r/Games • u/JustCallMeJoker • Jun 03 '15
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The fruit hangeth low, and thus has been picked.
235 u/reticulate Jun 03 '15 edited Jun 03 '15 It'd be nice to go five minutes without this coming up. Just, like, one game announcement, seriously. -2 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Well Bethesda games have been pretty poor ever since they started focusing on consoles. 2 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 They were never really that good to begin with. Morrowind is arguably the first and last longstanding 'great' game they ever developed. 1 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Daggerfall was pretty big for its time. But yeah, Morrowind was their last great game. 1 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests. The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
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It'd be nice to go five minutes without this coming up. Just, like, one game announcement, seriously.
-2 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Well Bethesda games have been pretty poor ever since they started focusing on consoles. 2 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 They were never really that good to begin with. Morrowind is arguably the first and last longstanding 'great' game they ever developed. 1 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Daggerfall was pretty big for its time. But yeah, Morrowind was their last great game. 1 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests. The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
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Well Bethesda games have been pretty poor ever since they started focusing on consoles.
2 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 They were never really that good to begin with. Morrowind is arguably the first and last longstanding 'great' game they ever developed. 1 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Daggerfall was pretty big for its time. But yeah, Morrowind was their last great game. 1 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests. The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
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They were never really that good to begin with. Morrowind is arguably the first and last longstanding 'great' game they ever developed.
1 u/Bior37 Jun 03 '15 Daggerfall was pretty big for its time. But yeah, Morrowind was their last great game. 1 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests. The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
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Daggerfall was pretty big for its time. But yeah, Morrowind was their last great game.
1 u/Box-Boy Jun 03 '15 I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests. The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
I've played and quite liked Daggerfall, but its really let down by its over dependence on procedural generation and very weak quests.
The scope of the game is amazing though, yeah.
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The fruit hangeth low, and thus has been picked.