Paid mods possibly done right. I've no problems with the idea (though I won't buy any myself), but the way they introduced them last time was just so slap dash, ill-defined and amateur it was... Well, typical of Bethesda actually.

@Maize84: That was Sony saying 'No! You can't have it!' as opposed to Bethesda saying 'How can we make more money...'.

@Abomination713: I don't know what the speed limit is in the USA, but 80 mph is easily controlled. 88mph isn't much worse. So long as it isn't a residential area... Sod it.

Besides, as BttF2 says, a DeLorean is made of tinfoil compared to a real car, so the main people in danger are in the car itself.

@kuwi: It's entertaining. Not entirely my type of game but definitely good for a few hours of mindless fun.

@StonerDemon: Women. They be vicious.

@sickbeard: Famine and Pestilence do not lend themselves well to a hack and slash game.

@Cohenat: It looks like a modern setting, not cyber-punk nigh-on post-apocalyptic, so... Perhaps not.

@khanwashere: Then you wouldn't get new games as EA would lose money on them.

Real reason: They thought it was worth a giggle.

@nbf4548: As I understand it, Carmack did the initial work himself, but on company time, using Zenimax's resources. By just about every contract going, that means that his work there belongs to Zenimax.