Bethesda Game Studios Opens Montreal Branch, Headed By Yves Lachance

[heirdeux]

The studio behind "Fallout" and "The Elder Scrolls" series is expanding its development team with a new studio in Montreal.

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[DXRick]

Wait,.... Is Yves related to Licien Lachance??

 

[thor220]

Wait,.... Is Yves related to Licien Lachance??

One way to find out. Murder an innocent and go to bed. Ask him the details when he gets there.

 

[pierrerock]

Alright ! Merci d'investir au Québec Bethesda !

 

[smalls103179]

I've spent enough time in Bethesda games to say that they are without a doubt the best price to game time spent ratio of any other games I've played, even at full price. That said, I hope they use these resources to build (or finish) a new engine. Please! I'm not a graphics w**re, but they really need an update.

 

[dstarr3]

I've spent enough time in Bethesda games to say that they are without a doubt the best price to game time spent ratio of any other games I've played, even at full price. That said, I hope they use these resources to build (or finish) a new engine. Please! I'm not a graphics w**re, but they really need an update.

I'll give you that they do give you a huge amount of gameplay per dollar spent, but boy, a HUGE percentage of that gameplay they give you is EXTREMELY dull. I'll take a 10-hour game that's all-killer-no-filler vs. a 300-hour Bethesda game that's 290 hours of walking around picking through trash bins.

 

[Avus]

hope they will start develop a new engine for their next Elder Scroll, Fallout... games.

 

[lilcinw]

I'll give you that they do give you a huge amount of gameplay per dollar spent, but boy, a HUGE percentage of that gameplay they give you is EXTREMELY dull. I'll take a 10-hour game that's all-killer-no-filler vs. a 300-hour Bethesda game that's 290 hours of walking around picking through trash bins.

This is a perfect example of "one man's trash is another's treasure". My favorite things to do in any Bethesda game are exploring and item collecting. I always keep one of every weapon/armor I find and have never sold an enchanted weapon in Skyrim.

The fact that every piece of trash can be turned into something usable in Fallout 4 makes my inner hoarder/crafter giddy.