Fallout 4: 10 Killer E3 Announcements Besthesda Need To Make
5. A Less Buggy Experience
Its probably wishful thinking, but given the amount of criticism that Bethesda have taken for releasing horrifically buggy games, it would hardly be surprising to see them addressing their dodgy past with the announcement of their next title. There were simply too many bugs in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas that continually broke the game for players, or at the very least ruined any sense of immersion that they might have been experiencing. Through corrupted save files, broken quests, visual glitches and constant crashes, players fumbled their way through the games, rarely satisfied with the experience for prolonged stretches of time. Bethesdas fans would be happy to hear them declare their awareness of the issue, or better yet see them introduce further measures to properly test their games before release. While it would be foolish to expect a spotless game upon release, Bethesda needs to rid the game of its most obvious and game-breaking bugs well before its release window.
