Bethesda E3 2019 ● Why is The Elder Scrolls Online fan shouting so loudly at # BE3.

Surely you have already met the topic of the screaming people who are at the forefront of Bethesda's presentation at E3 more than once. Among my comments I even met similar messages "The gazebo was put in the front ranks of developers and extras who reacted to any crap with hysterical and inadequate shouts, these are not fans, but people on a salary ..." I do not mind this theory, but I want ask where are the proofs? I saw that other bloggers in the Russian-speaking segment touched on this moment in their reviews, drawing conclusions about the paid people in the forefront.

Under similar videos, only this was discussed. But if we go further, then in the English-speaking environment everything is the same. Twitter has been bursting with posts of people yelling for money at every word from people on stage. There were a lot of messages of this kind: "To be honest, it was the funniest at the Bethesda conference.

Whoever the guy who was obviously given money for screaming, he gave his best for every little thing. It was stupidly unnatural." "I would have screamed too if I was paid two thousand." "You don't understand. Every time he hooted, his salary went up.

He needed to be heard." This surge of negativity did not go unnoticed, and those who shouted at this exhibition unsubscribed. "Apparently our screams at E3 pissed off the internet. But honestly, I wouldn't be here if it weren't for this amazing company.

Yes, I got too carried away, but I really love the entire ESO community and Bethesda." "Yes, it was me. Yes, I screamed. I worked hard to get there that evening. My dream came true. I wouldn't have achieved much if it weren't for Bethesda and their games.

Today I shed a tear, and more than once .Thank." "When thousands of people on the Internet accuse you of being" paid "because of the shouts at E3 -" Guys, are you getting paid? "" With the author of Twitter The Elder Memes, who posted the caption in the header of his account "" Next year I will scream louder.

”Eurogamer reporters talked. In 2019, he was unexpectedly invited to E3 and accepted. And until recently, he did not suspect exactly where he would be seated. The loudest fan in the hall told the publication that before he came to the hall, he had no idea that he was given a seat in the front row.

And as for the screams, no one indicated anything to him. The developers he spoke to just wanted the invitees to enjoy the presentation, and they clearly had a great time. According to him, he was on edge from start to finish. In his opinion, Elder Scrolls Online had a great trailer, Ghostwire Tokyo and Deathloop were completely unexpected cool things, and Doom Eternal was completely insane.

Even Blades and Fallout 76, in his opinion, had good announcements. And Commander Keen made him feel like a five year old again when he played the old games he grew up with. And he ended by saying that the atmosphere at such an event is contagious. And he was delighted, and now I would like to express my opinion.

After all, the topic is really painful for myself, otherwise I would not talk about it to everyone at all, since I myself have been called a corrupt blogger who is paid to praise any actions Bethesda does, although I criticize it, and so that some people called me a "typical hater of the gazebo" and it really offends, they like to hang labels on our people about whom they don't know anything, and nothing can be done about it.

That you do it for money, if you reasonably criticize it, it will be called a hater, although there are really a lot of real haters who hate, simply because it is fashionable. And imagine, I receive an invitation to the E3 exhibition, in the first row.

What do you think my actions will be there? I probably would have been carried from there on a stretcher, with a heart attack from joy and happiness! I would have screamed at the top of my lungs when I saw people like Pete Hines and Todd Howard live, the people I’ve been watching for years, to see the company that gave me my favorite games.

Talk? The man really kept a Twitter account where he simply posted memes dedicated to bethesda, and after many years he was invited to the front rows. A person's emotions are 100 percent clear to me. Of course, any theories have the right to life. There is no proof that he was not paid either, but for some reason I believe him more, because I myself go through the labels every day.

Put yourself in the shoes of these people, tomorrow you will receive an invitation to the Bethesda presentation, where usually only journalists are invited, and here also in the first row, although, of course, if you are not a fan of the studio, you may not care.

The host of the account with memes ended the interview with the words that he does not pay attention to criticism - after all, he was not the only one who shouted, and he did not notice the displeasure from the developers. The Elder Scrolls Online even thanked fans from the first row on the official Twitter.

He tries not to dwell on negativity and to promote a pleasant atmosphere among Elder Scrolls fans. Noting that he is enthusiastic, and he does not intend to stop. In his opinion, there is enough cynicism and condemnation around. And he believes that let people enjoy the games and respect the developers.