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Bugthesda.
Bethesda is too busy tormenting its trans staff to fix bugs
I remember people complaining when Fallout 76 came out because there was a bug that had been in the engine since Morrowind that the community would normally patch but couldn't because it was an always online game 
How pathetic of a studio can you be that you can't fix a twenty year old bug that the community can?
It's not really fair to judge Arena based on an emulation of it tbh
I mean true but I literally got no other way to play it
Normalize buying a PC from 1994 to give Todd Howard a fair chance to impress you with his first Elder Scrolls game
I played Arena from when it first came out to its last official Bethesda mail-in floppy disk patch 
It's always been fucking rough. Enjoyed it anyway, but every time an enemy casts a spell, there's a chance shit crashes.
Paradox fans: 
BGS' games have the same bugs, game after game, decades later. Modders fix bugs for Bethesda. And BGS won't even implement the fix(s) for their next AAA release. BGS should be embarrassed.
I'm convinced they've started deliberately adding more bugs because that's part of what people like about their games.
I mean, that's not terribly impressive. What's really impressive is that they never actually manage to reduce the number of bugs, regardless of how many point releases they issue.