They tend to do "just enough", which to me frustrates me more than anything.ĭidn't watch the video, but I will say my opinion is they really just need to refine their engine more. Unfortunately, I honestly think Bethesda is too lazy to do that. Bethesda needs to do that with their engine. Look at what CIG has done with the CryEngine (or Lumberyard) with Star Citizen (whether or not you like the game, what they have done to the engine is staggering). Now, that said, if they can delve deep into the engine and get it fixed up, then I think they should be OK. So yeah, I'm sure the modding community is always on their mind when making decisions. That feeds the game for a long time." The Nexus alone show 1.4 Billion downloaded mods.
#Gamebryo engine sucks Pc
Even Todd stated, "Skyrim did better than we've ever done on PC by a large, large number. If you look at the numbers, Skyrim sold 10m copies by Dec 2011, and in Jan 2012 5m of those were running on Steam. While the console release outsell PC at launch, PC sales are still a huge percentage of sales over time. While I don't think the community would be upset if they went to a new engine, Bethesda would need to create the engine to be just as moddable as the current one, else they stand to lose a large, loyal group of customers. Starting to wonder if they ain't just afraid of losing the modding community.I think this is a big part of it.
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