XMNR: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for the Xbox 360 quietly received the 1.8 update Friday morning bringing a handful of fixes in preparation for the release of the Dragonborn DLC.
(The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Xbox 360)
Update
Release timing for the 1.8 update on the PS3 is in the works.
5 fixes per patch that will break another 50 and leave another 150 untouched :P I've received this game almost year ago and after 8 hours of gameplay my savegame got corrupted... I never played it again
You kind of screwed yourself over a bit there considering it got GOTY and has around 300 hours worth of game play. Might want to consider giving it another go.
No he didn't. It didn't deserve GOTY. It got GOTY just because Bethesda made an attempt at a large game. A large game filled with unacceptable bugs. It has a pitiful story and your character's actions have virtually no impact on the world. 300 hours of gameplay isn't necessarily a good thing when most of that gameplay is repetitious. dazzrazz didn't miss out on anything special.
What other game in the universe do you not end up doing the same thing repeatedly after say..80 hours? Now maybe the game can't capture your imagination but for some people to be able to play a single player game for over 200 hours and still be enjoying themselves is nothing short of remarkable.
I really have to question if the people here who are criticizing this game have actually played it. Everyone I know who has it says its great despite the bugs. I haven't played it yet tho.
Skyrim IS indeed a very good game! However, many glitches plaque your gameplay, causing major issues, like loss of data, freezes that happen & don't save your process, or glitches that eliminate you from progressing. These are some of the things gamers experienced, thus, either enraging them or discouraged resuming play.
360 needed this.
Maybe most of the glitches & problems are fixed this time around...
However, many glitches plaque your gameplay, causing major issues, like loss of data, freezes that happen & don't save your process, or glitches that eliminate you from progressing. These are some of the things gamers experienced, thus, either enraging them or discouraged resuming play.