Podquisition 220: What The Fuck Is Anthem Talking About?

<i>"I feel, perhaps, that this was an altruistic decision on their behalf..."</i> - <b>Gavin, on Bethesda no longer subjecting it's players to it's games (2019)</b> It feels very wrong to me that I enjoy the endless satire-as-life/life-as-satire that <i>Fallout 76</i> has become. To the degree that I almost actively relish the prospect of hearing about it, seeing if Bethesda can pile on more farcical details to already delicious tableau of how not to concord ones business. Funnily enough as a result of my spite-ridden mirth, I do have a wee niggling worry that Bethesda might somehow defy the negative coverage in the long run and turn that aforementioned attention into something positive. They were very successful in capitalizing on the fan-base's goodwill in regards to not properly fixing <i>Skyrim</i>'s mechanical goofinesss. I believe Jim even mentioned in an older Jimquisition that the mainstream games media has/had a tendency to take <i>Skyrim</i>'s glitchiness at face value whenever the title got a re-release. Is there any merit to what I'm saying? Or are the situations between their previous work and <i>Fallout 76</i> poles apart? EDIT: I do feel kind of a guilty about some of the jokes being made at the expense of Glorf's nonsensical banhammering. People keep asking how he managed to accrue 900 hours in West Virginia Mountain Home Simulator, but in all honesty if he found something to enjoy in F76 then mopre power to him. Bethesda ought to keep the servers going for the rest of that dudes natural life alone.

Freakish Uproar

I've beaten the Witcher 3 7 times but that was over almost 4 years.

Too many video games. Not enough goofy antics.

RR

Open-world TimeSplitters would be SICK!

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