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You’re alright, Todd Howard: Skyblivion dev says the Bethesda director “genuinely” wanted to talk to “every single person” working on the mod, despite “being in a position” to just notnew features
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You’re alright, Todd Howard: Skyblivion dev says the Bethesda director “genuinely” wanted to talk to “every single person” working on the mod, despite “being in a position” to just not new features
Bethesda Game Studios executive producer Todd Howard, long thought of as the face of the company, seems like a cool dude. That’s it. That’s the news.
Despite being at the top of one of the biggest video game developers in the world, Howard has always come across as an exceptionally down-to-earth person, often speaking candidly in interviews and without the sort of media-trained filter you’d expect from an executive of his level. It also seems like people who have worked under him have nothing but good things to say.
It was perhaps no surprise then that Bethesda sent copies of Oblivion: Remastered to the Skyblivion mod team back in April and assured them it has no intention of shutting down the project. For the uninitiated, Skyblivion is a fan-made remake of Oblivion being built in Skyrim, which for a more litigious company could easily be grounds for a lawsuit.