No Dawnguard for PS3 until performance improves

**MacP** · 08-08-2012

Shoddy developers anyway.

**Fijiandoce** · 08-08-2012

lol, a fast Core 2 Duo can run CPU related settings at max right?

Bethesda haven't developed as much as other devs in the multiplatform department

i personally only notice lagging or stuttering in very few dungeons, and even then in a single spot in that dungeon. like a trap or something...

will get GOTY edition....i hate DLC, its a pain. one disk, many content

**TDbank24** · 08-08-2012

I never had a problem with Skyrim on PS3. It runs as smooth as butter.

I can wait for Dawnguard until everything is ironed out.

**SchaffinOSX** · 08-08-2012

I'm not going to complained. Time and time again games have been released when they simply weren't ready. There are various reasons why someone could say that the delay and issues Bethesda are facing don't make any sense, but as far as I'm concerned they're making the right call. I'd rather wait awhile for Dawnguard then get it and it be filled with bugs and other nonsense.

**madhi19** · 08-08-2012

Well considering Bethesda really shoddy track record of supporting the PS3 this is a bit of an improvement for them. Usually they would have just released a broken mess and be done with it. Remember on the PS3 they never really patched Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Fallout 3 GOTY. So the bar is so low that for them to delay the DLC because of performance issue is actually an improvement.

**Yuuichi** · 08-08-2012

Ok they got an excuse for ps3 what about the pc?

**AaronSOLDIER** · 08-08-2012

PC version is already released.

**radgamer420** · 08-08-2012

I always buy Bethesda games on the 360 so I never have a problem and always get the DLC first instead of having to wait around for it. But not everybody owns both consoles. PS3 only gamers definitely have a right to complain. I'm a major Elder Scrolls fan myself and if I only had a PS3 I would be pretty pissed off. I'm speaking only for myself of course.

**ps3freak18** · 08-08-2012

Originally Posted by radgamer420

I always buy Bethesda games on the 360 so I never have a problem and always get the DLC first instead of having to wait around for it. But not everybody owns both consoles. PS3 only gamers definitely have a right to complain. I'm a major Elder Scrolls fan myself and if I only had a PS3 I would be pretty pissed off. I'm speaking only for myself of course.

I just think it's pretty shitty on their part to let those other versions release mostly mistake free and the PS3 version of their games usually make a Picasso painting organized. Then they act as if all is well because the other two versions did fine. I just bought a PC but I still don't know if I'm going to buy anything from them in the future. Just because they usually don't handle the negatives of their games well or even at all. As I said, it's mostly sad because they make some of the best games out there but have to have one of the worst QA departments ever.

**radgamer420** · 08-08-2012

Originally Posted by ps3freak18

I just think it's pretty shitty on their part to let those other versions release mostly mistake free and the PS3 version of their games usually make a Picasso painting organized. Then they act as if all is well because the other two versions did fine. I just bought a PC but I still don't know if I'm going to buy anything from them in the future. Just because they usually don't handle the negatives of their games well or even at all. As I said, it's mostly sad because they make some of the best games out there but have to have one of the worst QA departments ever.

Oh yeah definitely. PS3 gamers paid the same price for the game so they should be treated equally. If theyre not going to do right by their PS3 customers then they should just make their games for the 360 and PC instead of taking PS3 gamers money and then not delivering.

**itachi73378** · 08-08-2012

Its just really sad to see such a major developer still struggling with the ps3 when the entire generation has passed.

**Vulgotha** · 08-08-2012

Just sit back and think of this for a moment. Go on this train of dreams with me for just a few seconds:

Customized CryEngine 3 + Elder Scrolls.

I literally have the CryEngine 3 SDK sitting at my house (along with UE3). Fun to tinker with.. Just abandon this antiquated "Creation Engine" crap and roll with something that is truly powerful and modern.

I have a hard time believing they'd need to make expansive changes to the engine to get it to match the ES gameplay. And if they were to make the effort I'm sure Crytek\EA would bend over backwards to help accommodate such a prestigious game series use their engine.