Some are for sure, I have an xbone elite and it handles it really well for it's age. There's a few loading issues, but nothing game breaking. It's still better than most Bethesda games on release.
That’s what I was screaming: Diablo 1, Diablo 3, Fallout 3, Fallout new Vegas, fallout 4, fallout 76 (lol), morrowind, oblivion, Skyrim, Witcher , Witcher 2, Witcher 3, and others I’m sure. All “western” style rpgs that launched with lots of bugs and instability. I don’t know if anyone here remembers playing Diablo 1 on PlayStation 1 but wow, what a nightmare lol. But I was just happy to have it.
I want games to improve and release with more stability, but the idea that they’ll be perfect is silly. Fallout 76 wouldn’t be as hated if it wasn’t a mix of bugs / empty content / no story / shitty live service scheme. If it was solid in every aspect but was really buggy, it’d be more popular than it is. See all other Bethesda games like you said.
PS1 Diablo was so frustrating, but it was a precursor to what home consoles would be capable of. I also love that you left Diablo 2 off the list, because that game was nearly flawless for its time. And New Vegas was the biggest mess upon release that I've ever played, and nothing has topped it yet.
Some are for sure, I have an xbone elite and it handles it really well for it's age. There's a few loading issues, but nothing game breaking. It's still better than most Bethesda games on release.
That’s what I was screaming: Diablo 1, Diablo 3, Fallout 3, Fallout new Vegas, fallout 4, fallout 76 (lol), morrowind, oblivion, Skyrim, Witcher , Witcher 2, Witcher 3, and others I’m sure. All “western” style rpgs that launched with lots of bugs and instability. I don’t know if anyone here remembers playing Diablo 1 on PlayStation 1 but wow, what a nightmare lol. But I was just happy to have it.
I want games to improve and release with more stability, but the idea that they’ll be perfect is silly. Fallout 76 wouldn’t be as hated if it wasn’t a mix of bugs / empty content / no story / shitty live service scheme. If it was solid in every aspect but was really buggy, it’d be more popular than it is. See all other Bethesda games like you said.
PS1 Diablo was so frustrating, but it was a precursor to what home consoles would be capable of. I also love that you left Diablo 2 off the list, because that game was nearly flawless for its time. And New Vegas was the biggest mess upon release that I've ever played, and nothing has topped it yet.
Remember those load times on ps1 d1? sets down controller, makes spaghetti