Ex Skyrim lead says Bethesda never “even tried to put a bucket on anyone’s head” during development, setting players up for one of the most iconic exploits in RPG history

In a recent podcast with FRVR, Bethesda’s Emil Pagliarulo (known as Nesmith) revealed that the now-famous bucket-on-the-head theft exploit in Skyrim was a complete accident. The developers never intentionally tested or even considered whether it was possible to place buckets on NPCs’ heads during development. He stated, “That was completely an accident… We didn’t even try to put a bucket on anybody’s head! It didn’t come out until the game was released!”

Elden Ring’s Switch 2 port delayed into 2026 by FromSoftware for “performance adjustments,” and people are surprisingly OK about it: “I’d rather it releases in a better state”

FromSoftware’s acclaimed game was revealed for the Switch 2 in April. Nintendo fans have been waiting a while to play this fantasy action RPG, but they’ll receive a special ‘Tarnished Edition’ that includes both the original game and the ‘Shadow of the Erdtree’ expansion.

Elden Ring Switch 2 Version Delayed for “Performance Adjustments”

I just saw the news from the studios about the Switch 2 version of the game. They said development is still going strong, but they need a little more time to make sure it runs perfectly. Basically, they’re tweaking things to get the performance just right before they release it, so it’ll be delayed a bit. I’m a little bummed about the wait, but I’d rather they take the time to make it a great experience!

New Monster Hunter Wilds Update Released With Important Fixes

I’m excited to see that update 1.030.02 for Monster Hunter Wilds is out now on PS5, Xbox, and PC! It’s not a huge content drop, which is okay, because it focuses on fixing some of those annoying bugs we’ve all been running into – things like crashes and problems with certain quests. They even addressed some issues with the 9-star monsters! It’s a smaller patch, but honestly, as a fan, I really appreciate them taking the time to polish things up.

Monster Hunter Now’s Halloween event brings a terrifying new Tigrex variant to face

Okay, so this year’s event is bringing in the Brute Tigrex, which is basically a super-charged version of the Tigrex. This thing is way more aggressive than normal, and its roar? Seriously powerful! Of course, that means we can hunt it down and craft some awesome new gear – I’m already planning my build around the Rex Roar armor set. Can’t wait to try it out!