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The What is up? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudgema. This is the Older Scrolls

podcast. I'm Scott here with Michael Drew as always, and we are back with more of your guys hot, guys hot spicy takes that we've sort of gathered from

YouTube and last time we asked for them we've still got so many to go through we only got

through like I feel like six or ten or something like that so there's so many to go through so

bear with us as we sort of like you know look through them on the fly we've been building up the temperature there's so many to go through. So bear with us as we sort of like, you know, look through them on the fly.

We've been building up the temperature.

There's been some room temp takes, getting into a little bit of Australian summer, maybe.

But it hasn't gotten that hot yet.

Not yet.

Well, here's, we can start off with one that's just, I'm going to disagree with immediately, but it's fine.

So from Rosie Muscovy, Tess games were never that good.

They're carried by their modding scenes and Bethesda is fully aware of it, which is going to

be to subsequently result in the Older Scroll 6 being a shell of a game because why put

effort into your game when your modders will do it for free anyways? No, I mean, look, I've seen this take

before. Like, I've actually seen this take a lot and it's because the modders in the Elder Scroll scene

are so good, right? Like, they are good. They do help people get longevity out of the games. But I don't know

about everyone else watching, but I personally played a lot of Elder Scrolls with zero mods for a very

long time. Like, I mean, back in the day, I didn't even have a PC. Yeah. I would play like my

thousands of hours of Skyrim on an Xbox 360.

This is kind of like the nature of fandom.

You know, it's a bit rich coming from me because I can be a bit of a contrarian sometimes.

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