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
I was so upset at New Vegas when I'd been enjoying it for 30 hours, then got the main stoey breaking bug of not being able to enter inner New Vegas. I more recently learned that Obsidian only had like 11 months to make the whole game using Bethesda's game engine, so it's a little more forgivable.
So true Even in Skyrim I had my save it was around 210 hours of playtime And the save got corrupted and have to play the beginning again all rare items and weapons lost..
Was that on PS3? I learned many years later that it had that problem from repeated Sjyrim saves. I saved a lot in Skyrim. My PS3 would have problems playing new games. They would freeze or have no audio. It was infuriating.
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u/Memoa192 8h ago edited 5h 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