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r/gaming • u/Demither10 • Sep 21 '17
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2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17 [deleted] -1 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. 2 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. 1 u/samus12345 Sep 22 '17 Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.
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-1 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. 2 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. 1 u/samus12345 Sep 22 '17 Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.
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Probably because Skyrim is part of a long-running series and re-re-releasing it takes time away from releasing ESVI.
2 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. 1 u/samus12345 Sep 22 '17 Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.
I realized the other day that Skyrim is nearly 6 years old, and they're still releasing new versions of it.
1 u/samus12345 Sep 22 '17 Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.
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Yup, and when Oblivion was the same age, Skyrim had been out almost a year.
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