Dude, the Bethesda joke is top-notch. I remember playing Fallout: New Vegas on Xbox 360—I typed my character's name, stepped out of Doc Mitchell's house, and it crashed my whole console and my Xbox couldn't even read the disc or install it.
In Skyrim, I couldn't even get past the opening scene when the dragon destroys the tower. I kept getting one shot and launched out of bounds every single time, even after restarting.
That's what I got for playing day one discs of both on the Xbox 360
If you haven't already, New Vegas is really worth revisiting on PC. There's a community bug fix patch that removes all the crashes and a ton of other annoyance that's really easy to install. There's also a patch you can apply so the loading zones are almost instant even on a weak PC.
Applying both of those takes about 20 minutes, but once you can play the game bug free it's one of the best RPGs of all time. I've never seen another game with a world connected as well as the Mojave, and almost every single quest has multiple ways to complete it. The story and world building is also really good so it's fun just to explore even when you aren't progressing the story
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u/Memoa192 12h ago edited 10h ago
Dude, the Bethesda joke is top-notch. I remember playing Fallout: New Vegas on Xbox 360—I typed my character's name, stepped out of Doc Mitchell's house, and it crashed my whole console and my Xbox couldn't even read the disc or install it.
In Skyrim, I couldn't even get past the opening scene when the dragon destroys the tower. I kept getting one shot and launched out of bounds every single time, even after restarting.
That's what I got for playing day one discs of both on the Xbox 360