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Anonymous No.719710776 >>719710807 >>719713157 >>719716707 >>719717416 >>719717847
Skyrim is a 2011 video game. 14 years later, still hasn't gotten a sequel.
Anonymous No.719710807
>>719710776 (OP)
so what
Anonymous No.719710893
Due for a Toddmaster
Anonymous No.719711289
I hope Bethesda goes bankrupt
Anonymous No.719711359
Good, after oblivion and skyrim elder scrolls should just stay dead. Bethesda clearly doesn't know how to make a RPG anymore
Anonymous No.719713157
>>719710776 (OP)
>sequel
Common business strat is to do this only when sales fall off but you niggers keep buying Skyrim.
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Anonymous No.719715708
idgaf lol
Anonymous No.719715940 >>719718430
Anonymous No.719716707
>>719710776 (OP)
Game can be expanded with mods. Who needs another game that will draw modforces from Skyrim?
Anonymous No.719717416
>>719710776 (OP)
Why would they spend time and money developing a sequel when they can make money hand over fist re-releasing the same game 5 times? This is the problem with capitalism, it's innately greedy. It incentivizes companies to offer the least possible value for money they can get away with. It's about offering as little of a product or service as you can for the most amount of money and by its nature it will only get worse and worse over time, stifling creativity as time goes on and monopolizing wealth toward fewer and fewer people.

Thank God for devs like Sandfall who put the quality of their product first and place trust in their audience to compensate them, or like Kojima who already has more money than he could ever want and any new game he makes is guaranteed to print even more, giving him the freedom to do exactly what he wants.
Anonymous No.719717847
>>719710776 (OP)
A Dance with Dragons is a 2011 novel. 14 years later, still hasn't gotten a sequel.
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Anonymous No.719718430
>>719715940
Even base werewolf is pretty satisfying to play.
Stack a couple of mods on top and it's a pretty dope experience.