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Gamers divulged their unpopular opinion on beloved games or reddit yesterday and the reason why they failed to 'get' those games. We've rounded up some of the best answers and have some grade-a memes to match.
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You've already waited four years for a sequel to Skyrim and you'll have to wait a fair bit longer, if you can believe Bethesda's VP of Marketing Pete Hines.
Speaking to Dualshockers at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, Hines laid out the current line of Bethesda Software, developer of Skyrim
Hines mentioned that he doesn't think we're close to hear about the next Elder Scrolls. Currently Bethesda is working on Fallout 4, and that takes the entire studio, which is 100% focused on it.
The Elder Scrolls Online just came out on consoles, and has DLC coming this year and into next year, and that's gonna be the Elder Scolls game Bethesda will be talking about for a while. Hines believes that it'll be a "very long time," before the team will talk about what they'll be work on after Fallout 4.
We can all rest assured that we'll have Fallout 4 to tide us over come Nov. 10. And we'll just satiate that desire by watching footage of the post-apocalyptic game to come.
Even if we have to go to PornHub to do it.
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Got an extra 50k lying around? You too could be the proud owner of the world of Skyrim.
Tyler Kirkham, a comic book artist from Salt Lake City, Utah, converted his basement into the ultimate Skyrim sanctuary, complete with weapons, a mine shaft bathroom, and a hidden passage. Check out his lair in the video above.
If given the opportunity to own your ultimate nerd basement, what world would you create?
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Redditor sbe88 found herself on the receiving end of an Amulet of Mara, Skyrim's in-game equivalent of an engagement ring. Her boyfriend, whom she introduced to Skyrim, used it as part of his marriage proposal, and she said yes!
May they journey forth together in this life and the next, in prosperity and poverty, and in joy and hardship.
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From the video description:
A behind the scenes look at the making of Skywind, a fan made modification for Skyrim that brings the world of Morrowind to the updated engine. Find out all about the processes and work that goes into making this project, featuring various segments from the team, with narrations and new footage.
