Recent content by Big No

Realistically, the only cut content they could reintroduce would be things that were basically finished but couldn't be added due to time constraints, like Rotface's quest or the Brahmin companion. Adding things like expanded Legion territory and new dialogue lines would need to be created...

I believe the filter in the Oblivion remaster is a side effect of it being on UE5 rather than Bethesda wanting the game extra brown intentionally. I assume they'd need to manually tweak things to get the lighting just right, but I could be wrong on that.

I don't think Bethesda 'fucked up hard' when the Oblivion remaster was made. I haven't gotten the chance to play it myself yet, but from what I understand, they kept the quest design, mechanics and gameplay largely the same, for better or worse. What stuff they DID change was was mainly the...

Creetosis seemed to enjoy the remaster for what it was. Most criticisms come from the whole 'Body type' debacle and that the game acts as an unearned 'win' for Bethesda. But other than that, he seemed to like it alot.

I think the video I might've been thinking about was actually the 6 hour critique from Private Sessions, confused it with PatricianTV's video. PS's was more on the conflicted side, but leaning more positively in that 'flawed but enjoyable way' I mentioned before. That being said, I did check...

I recall his video having more 'its flawed but had lots of interesting ideas behind it' vibes to it. Addressing Oblivion's flaws but still offering insight towards what the game offers and what it attempts with thoughtful critique. When I hear 'shitted on', I think more along the lines of like...

I technically meant scale as in, all the dungeons, interiors, voiced NPCs with schedules, quests, weapons, all that stuff along with the map's size. The map in Oblivion is pretty small which is funny since Cyrodill is the largest province of Tamirel I think. Also, despite all the negative talk...

I assume Oblivion's scale was a big reason for why it looks the way it does. Hundreds of named NPC's with their own schedules and hundreds of dungeons (as copy and pasted as they may be) combined with it being Bethesda's first outing with the new 360/PS3 hardware probably contributed to its...

I mean, they do use design documents though. Is the reason people think this because of that PatricianTV video? Because even he admitted he wasn't literally saying they never use them. Also, I feel like the idea of a company being forced to auction off its IP because it wasn't used for five...

As a Canadian, I enjoy this meta.

I'm calling that the canon ending will be Independent and that the city will be destroyed because the Courier was a bad leader. Bethesda would probably do that.

From what I've been able to gather, Shady Sands was destroyed by Vault-Tec in 2277, but the NCR didn't immediately fall. New Vegas "might" be destroyed... maybe? The show's artstyle makes it REALLY hard to tell if it's just basic post-apocalyptic damage or if the city is just straight up...

Dang, retcons so hard even I can't justify them, and I'm the resident Bethesda shill!

Most Underrated City: Chicago Get this man some Watch_Dogs.

"I'm Walpknut and I don't get why people still have worthless physical media when it's completely outdated and digital is obviously the future. The Dark Knight is such a shit movie unlike Batman v Superman which knows it's dumb and thus it's an amazing film, duh. The Wolf Among Us also shattered...