Ever since Bethesda latest Fallout title came out, the company has been steady killing bugs, and although the game’s garnered critical praise across the boards, gamers are mighty frustrated with what seems to be a never-ending glitch fest in New Vegas.
Bethesda sees and feels your pain, and has given an update. One they hope will appease you.
The game’s senior producer Jason Bergman took some time to update on the team’s progress via the Bethesda forums. Here’s his blurb:
“…we are aware that a small group of 360 users are seeing a DLC warning which is preventing you from loading save games. We are absolutely looking into this bug now, along with other reports of save game corruption. It is our highest priority right now that we find out what is causing it. In the meantime, we recommend you save often, and revert to an older save if this occurs.â€
The PC patch has already gone live, said Berman. The patch also disables Steam Cloud functionality until Bethesda is confident they have the problem solved.
By the time the patch for PS3 and Xbox 360 goes live, over 200 bugs will be fixed, including quest and scripting issues.
More through here.
should not have to, these should of been fixed before the game released!
Amen to that. What’s this, laziness?
they use the pathetic excuse that the game was so big 300 testers was not suffice to properly debug the game.
RDR is bigger than fallout new vegas, and its one of the most polished games i have ever played!
bethesda just dont give a royal 2 hoots about the quality of there games, thats why every game they release is a buggy steaming pile!
oblivion, fallout 3, fallout NV, alpha protocol, wet, naughty bear, the list goes on and on!