yeah hated all those radroaches...

It will be... I hate being cynical sometimes lol.

Not enough information to judge. It was obvious with Fallout 4 because Bethesda has said they planned to work between TES and Fallout in a cyclical manner (obviously, I'm paraphrasing) back around Fallout 3 was the new thing. FO3's GotY edition released, Skyrim releases two years later. Skyrim Legendary releases, I hypothesized that it was most likely going to be FO4 two years later.

Bethesda announced their first ever E3 conference, which confirmed it for me as we all know FO4's anticipation was already at fever pitch. Then it was said they're going to discuss an RPG, which proved to me that I was right.

The information was there, and it was rather obvious to me.

Lets just hope that bomb doesnt explode in our faces! I dont want to download patches the size of a full game

Except we know Bugthesda doesn't look for bugs and glitches EVER in any game hence why EVERY Fallout and Elder Scrolls game comes out broken for 3-6 months on every platform...

Maybe they should spend the extra time actually doing QA on their game, instead of their usual.. Does it start up, YES sweet ship it.

For people that disagreed with me, let's look at my comment:

1. They have 4-5 months to get the kinks out. Fact! Doesn't mean they will, but they that's how long they have.

2. Hopefully that's long enough. Opinion. You hope it takes longer then?

3. The Witcher 3 needed quite a bit longer when it was "basically done." Fact. It was delayed twice to get the kinks out.

So everyone who disagrees with my prior comment hopes it takes longer than 4-5 months to get running well. I for one, hope it runs well at launch. Won't be a day 1 purchase just in case, but I can hope! :-)

@Genova84

I bought Fallout 3 and Skyrim both at release and even though I encountered bugs, none of them were game breaking.

Bethesda literally waited the last moment to announce it, I'm sure they know what they're doing and if the game won't be acceptable for a launch, they will delay it.

What people don't get, like deadpoolio316, is that those worlds are freaking huge (and I'm not talking about the actual size of the map, but the quests, items, loot, etc) and since there are so many possibilities, it's impossible for them to test everything. Todd said that he has more than 400 hours into the game and still discovers things that he didn't even know were in the game. And he's working on it.

Most of the bugs are going to be found by the gamers and reported to Bethesda so they can work on them.

And "basically done" is a pretty vast statement. Not because CD Projekt Red said that means that Bethesda won't be ready. But I get what you mean man. Seriously, everyone here is on a "disagree" rampage.

They were familiar with their reputation before Skyrim was announced... The Civil War main quest line still has a bug that can prevent it from continuing past a certain point.