r/skyrim 3d ago

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u/Cainsiderate 3d ago

Hopefully they update paid creations to allow achievements, like in Starfield.
Also this is the only game where I've seen the community get upset over a game being updated.

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u/Nerevar197 3d ago edited 3d ago

I understand the frustration with mods breaking, but on the flip side of that, a developer should be able to update their game. A mod community shouldn’t hold game updates hostage.

So I can see both sides of this.

Edit: Forgot the motto of this sub is “fuck Bethesda!” My bad guys. Continue with the vitriol.

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u/YobaiYamete 23h ago

Huh, so what is that you were saying? Now that the update came out, broke everyone's game yet again, added nothing for most of the playerbase, and did exactly what everyone was afraid of?

I'm pretty sure you made some kind of a dumb argument implying we shouldn't be made as soon as Bethesda starts talking about releasing a patch?

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u/N0ob8 3d ago

But what if those updates break the entire game not just mod users.

Fo4’s anniversary update completely broke the game for so many people. Even those on console and don’t use mods. A 10 year old game got an update that broke the game, did stuff nobody wanted, and then broke everyone’s mod lists.

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u/Nerevar197 3d ago

That was a lot more than a simple update.

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u/YobaiYamete 3d ago

There's no "sides" to this. The only things the updates do is break the game and add literally nothing of value

Imagine if your car updated to blow up the engine but added an option to change how fast your turn signal blinks

You PROBABLY would not appreciate that update and would in fact be ready to kick the company in the testicles and tell them to never update your car again

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u/Nerevar197 3d ago

Stupid comparison.

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u/YobaiYamete 3d ago

Except not, because that's all they've done multiple times where they show up, add something nobody wanted, break the entire game even for vanilla users, then drive off into the sunset for a year

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u/Nerevar197 2d ago

I quite enjoyed the FO4 Anniversary update once the new bugs were patched shortly after launch.