While you are absolutely correct in your skepticism, id like to add that multiple facets of Bethesda have both implicitly and explicitly either condoned or outright celebrated what the team is doing.
This project seems to not only just be on Bethesda’s radar, but they view as a good thing.
Bethesda gave the Skyblivion team free Steam keys for the Remastered version. While I agree that we should apply skepticism, actions seem to demonstrate that Bethesda itself is cool with them, so I think it’s probably appropriate for any one team member to speak on their behalf as a whole in this regard.
Am I wrong in thinking that the creative lead for the Oblivion Remaster might not actually be able to speak for Bethesda as a whole?
While you are absolutely correct in your skepticism, id like to add that multiple facets of Bethesda have both implicitly and explicitly either condoned or outright celebrated what the team is doing.
This project seems to not only just be on Bethesda’s radar, but they view as a good thing.
Bethesda gave the Skyblivion team free Steam keys for the Remastered version. While I agree that we should apply skepticism, actions seem to demonstrate that Bethesda itself is cool with them, so I think it’s probably appropriate for any one team member to speak on their behalf as a whole in this regard.
Why not? He’s the development lead at Bethesda Game Studios who has worked there for 20 years.