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Oblivion beta leaked to russian website * Continued
Sun, 16 Oct 2005 17:31:49 +0000
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by Khajiit |
Bethesda has now put up an entirely different story about the so called leaked beta:
"If you're wondering what happened with that Russian site that posted the screenshots and preview over the past couple days: The preview that appeared on the Russian gaming site AG.ru was based on a build that was not intended or set up for demonstration purposes. The screenshots very clearly show visual inconsistencies resulting from non-finalized content and incorrect configuration settings. As such, please do not spread them around or post links on this forum to places where they can be found. Thanks!"
Bethesda has confirmed that a beta of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has been leaked to a russian website. Bethesda has strongly pointed out that the screenshots taken from the leaked beta that were available yesterday aren't a fair representation of the game. Here's the word from Gavin Carter himself:
"In the past couple days, an unfinished build of Oblivion was leaked to a Russian gaming site. You may have seen screenshots and information about this build online. The site in question was not authorized in any way to post the information that it did. The build in question was not in any way intended to be used for the purposes of demoing the game.
The screenshots that got posted clearly show that the game was not properly configured by whoever was playing. The ini file alone contains over 300 settings that can be used to customize the visuals and performance of the game, and we tweak and test and change these settings daily. Because the build they are using was not one that we locked away for the specific purposes of demonstration, the likelyhood that any number of those options are incorrectly configured is very high. This can result in any manner of aberrant behavior from the game including improper visuals and reduced performance.
The upshot is that we feel the quality of the screenshots released is very far from the final game. This combined with the fact that the they are completely unauthorized by anyone representing Bethesda to publish screenshots or info means that we have to shut down threads relating to this leak.
Hopefully soon, as we get closer to release, you will see legit sites posting previews based on actual preview builds of the final game." |
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