Atleast they try their best to get as much of - #85647758 added by Neodude at Video Games Today

#30 - jakeinthebox

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(03/03/2013)[-]

Bethesda is the savior of DLC's. They're actual expansions to the game that took them time to make.

#52 to #30 - iamphoenix

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(03/03/2013)[-]

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#36 to #30 - samxdaxman

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(03/03/2013)[-]

Exactly. I also liked how the DLC(in Fallout New Vegas at least) formed a story off of each other, but you didn't need to buy the other DLCs to understand it.

#31 to #30 - roflnaut

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(03/03/2013)[-]

And their games are horribly bugged, so good luck actually playing the dlc without something breaking the game.
But they were still some of the best games I have played.

#94 to #31 - TheMather

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(03/03/2013)[-]

It's true that they're bugged, but at least they give you one of the handiest possible auto save feature and easy console access to correct it. It's better with a game with lots of bugs that you can circumvent yourself than a game where you're screwed the moment you encounter one.

#48 to #31 - OminousDemon

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(03/03/2013)[-]

i haveto agree with you on that
despite there awesomeness when it comes to addons
the actual games are released before they are fully debugged (or even near it in skyrims case)

skyrim for instance when it first came out ud notice alot of textures missing and a bunch of bugs, it all got fixed eventually but still

#42 to #31 - anon id: bdeb0140

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(03/03/2013)[-]

you try coding a 100% bug-free game like fallout or skyrim.....

#50 to #42 - roflnaut

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(03/03/2013)[-]

I am not asking for a 100% bug free game. I am just asking for them to fix a few blatantly obvious bugs.
For example, in Skyrim, there was a bug where Esbern didn't speak at all. This would be alright, except you wouldn't be able to progress any further into the game without choosing a side in the civil war, as there is a part in the meeting where Esbern is supposed to speak.

#39 to #31 - jakeinthebox

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(03/03/2013)[-]

I've never had any problems with Bethesda DLC's breaking the game...

#40 to #39 - roflnaut

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(03/03/2013)[-]

Not the DLC, but the bugs already in the game that mess up the playthrough.

#44 to #40 - jakeinthebox

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(03/03/2013)[-]

Ahhhh gotcha! Yea, Bethesda games are quite buggy, but sometimes those bugs make the games funnier haha

#35 to #31 - Neodude

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(03/03/2013)[-]

Atleast they try their best to get as much of the bugs fixed. I am going through college for game design right now, and one of the biggest things I have learned is that you cna spend years testing your game, and once it is on the market someone will always find new bugs, its unavoidable.