WouldBeCreator said:
My post doesn't suggest that.
Oh, come on! Take a little responsibility.
I have no problems with taking responsibility and admitting that I was wrong. For example, I have criticized the cast-n-fight feature before the release, but have admitted in the review (and personally to Gavin) that it was one of the best improvements.
Anyway, again, about the selectiveness. Let me put it that way. You want to buy a game. Being a careful gentleman, you check the forums, and see some complains that the game runs like shit or doesn't run it all. Some guy tells you that neither he nor his friends have a problem with the game. Is his opinion relevant? Why?
You knew exactly what your post was suggesting when you put it up.
It matters not to me whether Bethesda did it deliberately or not, just like it doesn't matter whether Bethesda's failure to deliver on the
other promises was deliberate. Point is Bethesda has a proven track record of lying & misleading in order to sell more copies. That's it, that's the point.
It's quite possible that they deliberately blocked it, but I have trouble believing that given that they advertised the view and that, apparently, the view isn't that bad when the rain isn't there.
Apparently would be a key word here. From my own experience with the game, at the highest settings, btw, everything looks like shit from a distance. The further away you are, the worse it looks. Trust me, it aint Far Cry.
Blahblah Talks said:
Yes it does. After reading it, I was under the impression that Beth deliberately altered the weather.
Reading WHAT? I wrote NOTHING as in not a damn thing. I saw a few threads stating that there is a problem with the view, and I posted some quotes without commenting on anything. That's all.
We have a situation where a feature was promised, but didn't delivered. There could be many different reasons why, from wishful thinking, like some Gavin's quotes, to a simple mistake overlooked by QA, to a poor attempt to fix the view, to a deliberate attempt to block it after failing to pretty it up. Who gives a flying fuck? No, really? The point, the only point, is that we have yet another false promise, leading to a situation where trusting Bethesda is a really stupid thing to do. In fact, honestly, I hope that they did it deliberately, because incompetence - i.e. QA missing a problem with the #1 fucking feature on the list - is much worse.