Bethesda's showing was paltry at best.
- League of Quakerwatch (hope I'm wrong about this and it's just modern Quake 3)
- 100% copy and pasted Hearthstone
- DLC for Elder Scrolls Online. Pass.
- DLC for Fallout 4. Pass.
- Prey 2 that looks nothing like what Prey 2 was hyped up to be over the past 5 years. Needs more information.
- VR that sounds like it doesn't actually let you play the game? (not too sure on this one)
- Dishonored 2 appears great. The terrible animations are carried over from the first game, but that's just a small nitpick. Optimistically looking forward to it.
- No Wolfenstein nor Tango Gameworks news. Such a shame.
- Skyrim Remastered. Good lord, is this the most redundant PC release ever? Not only is it touting mods as a feature (something the game has had since its inception), but they have the audacity to charge $60 for it, too? I've always hated how Bethesda simply refuse to fix fundamental flaws with their games and now, they are ADVERTISING the fact that their fanbase will repair their broken systems. Get your head out of your ass, Bethesda.
"Skyrim Special Edition also brings the full power of PC mods to consoles. New quests, environments, characters, dialogue, armor, weapons and more – with Mods, there are no limits to what you can experience."
"Skyrim Special Edition also brings the full power of gullibility in gamers to the forefront. New smoke, mirrors, ruses, deception, lies, and more -
with a modding community larger than Todd Howard's bank account, there are no limits to what you can dump onto Steam."