US EditionSkyrim and Fallout 4 artist says Bethesda's Todd Howard has too many yes men: "A lot of people were afraid to say no to Todd and that hurt him"
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Developers Are Afraid To Say No To Todd Howard And Its Hurting Bethesda's Performance, Says Former Developer
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There are few faces that are as inseparable from the fate of a studio as Todd Howard's. He is the radiant face of Bethesda, the man for the great stages, the visionary behind monuments such as Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Starfield. But where there is a lot of light, there is also shadow – and this shadow sometimes seems to assume a form of reverence in the offices of Bethesda Game Studios, which paralyzes the creative process rather than inspires. more
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