Bethesda games serve as a framework in my mind.

Its like a tech demo saying look at what we did with this engine and tools… The modders turn a game I play once or twice into…

Wait, lemme math out the combined hours between versions… Over 3k hours. And that’s rookie hours, and some if my time was just pausing the game, going to bed then work, and resuming with steam counting the hours the game was idle but launched.

Bethesda games are a great foundation to build upon, but modders keep me coming back to it. And buying different versions of the same game.

Doom, and Eternal are different types of games, developed differently, for different purposes. Never found too many issues in either of those games. Most issues were skill issues, lol.