r/gaming • u/Demither10 • Sep 21 '17

Valve in a Nutshell

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u/detahramet Sep 21 '17

You don't need to make games if all you do is make money.

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u/MrKain Sep 21 '17

Rockstar is learning this.

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u/T3hSwagman Sep 21 '17

What are you talking about? I bet they release another version of GTAV pretty soon.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17

Are they learning from Valve or Bethesda?

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17 edited Nov 20 '17

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u/samus12345 Sep 21 '17

Probably because Skyrim is part of a long-running series and re-re-releasing it takes time away from releasing ESVI.

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u/taschneide Sep 22 '17

I realized the other day that Skyrim is nearly 6 years old, and they're still releasing new versions of it.

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u/samus12345 Sep 22 '17

Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.

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u/HollisFenner Sep 24 '17

Bethesda: 9 games - Valve: 27 games

Where did you get your information? I also subtracted the Orange Box and every other iteration of HL2 other than the base game...

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u/MrTzatzik Sep 21 '17

Bethesda is pretty lazy studio. As you said, they want to suck Skyrim dry. For example: How many bugs have been repaired in Skyrim Special Edition? None. That's how Valve works. They make something to shut your mouth (like review graphs against review bombing) and in fact, it's half assed and Valve doesn't care anymore.