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What innovations have Bethesda been recognized for? What innovations should we acknowledge Bethesda for?
Morrowind was utterly amazing and set up bars that are still being look at two decades later.
For starters, only the Rimworld engine gets close to how moddable the creation engine is. It truly is a masterpiece of design.
Then, as cheesy as it is, for an Open world sandbox RPG with a quest line.
But they've been riding that gravy train for 20 years too, and all they really did was jam in graphical improvements, add increasingly barebones action elements(sword/gunplay) and rip out RPG elements.
They're the market leader in horse armor DLC for one :colbert:
Kirkbride used some innovative drugs to come up with big parts of Morrowind.
No he didn't
Turning bugs into a business model?