15 More Ways Bethesda Can Milk The Hell Out of Skyrim

It's not over yet!

Posted By | On 11th, Dec. 2017

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START CHARGING FOR EACH SAVE

Now we’re moving into the realm of ridiculousness, such as releasing Skyrim for microwaves and refrigerators, but hey- that’s kind of the point of this entire feature. So here’s how Bethesda can make even more easy millions out of Skyrim– just start charging money for every time players save their game. Players might start trying to play the entire game without ever having to save, so maybe Bethesda can patch on compulsory saves as well.


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