It'll be patched asap like the majority of their games.
Day one on 360!

PC could have this problem as well for all we know, since it's locked down on Steam until release. Definitely getting the PC version tho, will be attending a midnight launch for it actually. Can't wait for the first hi-res texture pack to hit, lol.

comment on the source says the issue persist in leaked copy, and retail(with day1-patch) shouldn't have any issues.

GOOGLED game___(Skyrim), follow by Xbox 360, follow by any one of these terms __(issues, Catastrophe, broken, red light of Death, horrible event)__ to complete search = There is a Match...post on N4G, get fanboys excited and feed the trolls. Important rule is to ignore any other fact like a first day patch that has just been announced and mission complete. It can easily be done by a programming robot. Wait..the contributor name is cyborg..hmmm

Standard N4G procedure. nothing new

There is a day one patch so I would think its going to be sorted then. I think buying a game has a greater enjoyment value attached to it, I feel bad for the people that were happy when their game turned up early, but you guys who pirated it, your just a bit lame and deserve everything you get. All those hundreds of hours of fun you'll get from this game and you couldn't be bothered to pay. Children.

I downloaded it for 360 last week to check it out. I will buy it but for pc. The game runs very smoothly and I didn't notice any texture loading issues. There are a few technical hiccups here and there but nothing that isn't in every other game. The world is absolutely stunning but extremely mountainous which means its more closed in than Oblivion. I'm playing as a High Elf which specialise entirely in the arcane arts.

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If you're a mage, head to the college of Winterhold. There you can get training in destruction and other magic and do a line of quests. Also head to the Shrine of Azura early as possible. This is just south of Winterhold on a mountain top. You get a main quest from a worshipper of Azura that involves the College of Winterhold so you might as well get it. Outside of dungeons early in the game, you will only fight wolves until you level up more. You won't come across many enemies in the open world which is a bit disappointing. There are a lot of goats and foxes to kill if you feel like it. Also, if you're playing as a mage, dual cast and get the dual cast perk for destruction spells at level 4 because you can do quite a lot of damage. You will come across the Companions outside Whiterun. They will tell you where to go to join them and I recommend it.

I've only played a few hours of the game and so far it is definitely better than Oblivion and Fallout 3. There is a huge amount in the game. The furthest city east is called Riften. I haven't been there yet but there is a huge grass plane that separates it from the rest of Skyrim and I'm sure it would be a lot of fun to go there. There's also a city to the far west which I forgot the name of and the distance between that and Riften is massive. BTW, horse stables are at every village and city but the horses at the beginning are quite slow and if you steal them. they run away from you when you dismount. You can improve and craft
weapons and armour at blacksmiths around the world. The first one you'll come to is River Wood. Make sure to collect wolf pelts and iron ingots. You can also sharpen your weapons. One of the best additions to the game is sprint. It is very useful, especially for mages trying to get away from enemies. Magic cloaks increase magicka regeneration by 50% but have no protection against attacks. So as a mage, you can do big damage with dual casting but you will be dead before you know it if you don't wear armour or keep back from enemies. There are five difficulty levels. Master is the hardest which I'm playing on. The game is easy enough so far, except in places where you have to kill a big massive spider or you come across a troll in the middle of nowhere that kills you in one blow. Another thing. Though don't start thinking you can start fights in towns because you will not win! Trust me, you will be raped in a village or city at low levels if you attack anyone. BTW, Nords in Windhelm are narrow minded idiots who are racist to everyone besides Nords. If you don't already know, Skyrim is the home of the Nords who are exceptional warriors. There is a civil war between them. The Imperial Legion wanted Nords to stop worshipping Talos for a reason I won't spoil but the Storm Cloaks are rebels who refuse to stop worshipping Talos and want to bring the Legion down. At beginning of game, you are to be executed along with the Storm Cloak's leader. You can join either the Imperial Legion or the StormCloaks early in the game. Two words. Choose wisely.

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Who cares??? I want this game now!

No worries. I couldn't care less about how the game plays before launch. As long as it plays well (I don't mind the occasional bug) once it has been officially released, I'm happy.

I'm getting it for PC anyway...

I'm not interested in graphics, I wanna know how steady the FPS is. ESPECIALLY on PS3 after the fail Fallout 3 came out. I love that game to death but have so many FPS problems.

I hear there is a day one patch maybe these issues will be fixed.

Not really a surprise since everything I've ever played on the 360 does this.

Sometimes I want to just wait a few weeks to get all the bugs sorted out. Seems like every game nowadays have some sort of problem that gets fixed in about a month. I wish I waited to beat Uncharted 3 after the aiming fix. :(

I lol'd. They deleted the article. Time to writes a new opinion "Uncharted 3 Isn’t As Amazing as You’ve Heard".

Most console games these days have texture loading issues- the games are getting too good for the hardware's memory to cope.

what do you expect? Oblivion played like crap on 360, people were still mostly happy so why would devs worry about texture loading?

You know the PS3 fanboys are gonna blow this out of proportion, too.

I wonder if it will still have the 64hz bug with vsync enabled on pc... or is it really a new engine.

If your PC is robust enough, you should buy the PC version. Mod's and add-ons extend the lifespan of the game quite a bit.

Simple answer, "Xbox360 Version"
Shablam.

Oblivion on 360 had the same issue when it first released, they patched it later and it was fine.

The PS3 version suffered from whacky anti aliasing issues

Eithier way the game overall will be a hit and per usual patches will follow right after.

I thin kin this day in age its normal for them to say well let people scream and patch it afterwards.

Well that sucks. I'll purchase this for PC but they need to fix this issue for the 360 version.