Bethesda Claims That Loading Screens Are "Necessary Bane"

NewsGaming.net Oblivion Remastered: an ex-developer explains why loading times remain ubiquitous at Bethesda While Oblivion Remastered puts Bethesda's loading screens on the front of the stage, a former studio developer explains why these technical breaks remain indispensable for the proper functioning of their games. An "inevitable necessity" In an interview given to VideoGamer, Bruce Nesmith, Bethesda veteran who worked on Fallout 3, Skyrim or…

Why Bethesda Games Will Probably Always Have Unwanted Loading Screens

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion remaster has been everything fans of the original could have hoped for. Old mods work surprisingly well and muhc of the fondly remembered quirkiness of the game is still there. Despite all of the improvements in the remaster though, there’s still plenty of loading screens, which are a staple of Bethesda games

Modern players may be a little spoiled. They have become so accustomed to fluid load, bright visual effects and great playability that all they have left to complain about is yellow paint, "ugly" women and ever shorter load screens. However, cargo screens bother some players, especially in games like Bethesda's RPGs, where they can be quite frequent. In statements to VideoGamer, Bruce Nesmith, former chief designer of Bethesda who left the studi…

Bethesda only uses loading screens as a "necessary evil," according to designer

The modern gamer might be a bit spoiled every now and again. They've become so used to seamless loading, brilliant visuals, and great gameplay that the only things they've left to complain about are yellow paint, "ugly" women, and loading screens. However, loading screens do annoy some players, especially in games like Bethesda RPGs, when they can be quite frequent. Speaking to VideoGamer, Bruce Nesmith - a former Bethesda lead designer who lef…

Bethesda Claims That Loading Screens Are "Necessary Bane"

It's not because they are lazy.

Bethesda Former Dev Explains Why Loading Screens Are A Necessary Evil

Bethesda games have quite a few loading screens, but a former lead designer for the studio says that's just a necessary evil.