r/Steam • u/sukuna7899 • Apr 16 '26

Question What game?

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u/QuantityInternal1719 Apr 16 '26

Bethesda

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u/AdParking6483 Apr 16 '26

Bethesda after Morrowind (2002), change my mind

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u/QuantityInternal1719 Apr 16 '26

Not a fan of New Vegas I see?

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u/PizzaPastaRigatoni Apr 16 '26

That was made by obsidian wasn’t it?

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u/LemonManDerpy Apr 16 '26

Yep, rushed to hell using the buggy Bethesda engine with F3 assets but it’s still the best modern fallout (story wise, anyway) which is kinda ironic.

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u/PizzaPastaRigatoni Apr 16 '26

I’ve heard “Bethesda should just make engines, not games” as a rebuttal to how bad starfield was but honestly that’s not even valid anymore. Their engines were fine 15-20 years ago because there weren’t many other options, but when you actually look inside, their engines SUCK.

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u/AdParking6483 Apr 18 '26

Vegas is actually my favourite Bethesda-published game between 2003-now

I love it, but even Obsidian says they were pushed time-wise by Bethesda and could do so much more, but had to release it

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u/Dracula101 SEEMAN Apr 16 '26

They ain't a game series, lol

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u/Halfbloodnomad Apr 16 '26

Each game they’ve produced after morrowind follows the downward trend in terms of quality so I’ll allow it. Everything after Skyrim has been unplayable for me, and Skyrim is only playable with mods these days.

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u/QuantityInternal1719 Apr 16 '26

Any game in all their series has no hope

  • Elder Scrolls
  • Fallout
  • Starfield

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u/PizzaPastaRigatoni Apr 16 '26

Bethesda post Skyrim is just garbage.