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February 12, 2016

The High Five: #LoveLetterToFans

Time flies when you’re having fun.

This week our official Twitter handle, @bethesda, reached a major milestone: 1 Million Followers! On behalf of the entire community team, I can tell you it’s a thrill to look for fan content to tweet, RT, and even share with our dev teams. The content you create makes our job easy.

To celebrate the milestone, we wanted to look back at some of the earliest tweets, but apparently archives only go back to the last 3,200 tweets. Hmm.

So rather than spending too much time looking back (sorry, I couldn’t resist), this week’s Bethesda High Five highlights recent tweet-worthy fan contributions.

DOOM – GIF Like Hell

@Digressive’s recent DOOM tribute has all the makings of a great tweet: He takes full advantage of the #FightLikeHell hashtag and distills the trailer down to a 7-second GIF.

The Brigmore Witches – Lizzy in Full Stride

As you get ready for Dishonored 2, artist @Naimlyarts pays homage to one of the most memorable and spirited characters – Lizzy Stride – from the original’s final DLC, The Brigmore Witches.

Fallout 4 – Homemade Energy Weapons

Remember tweets without video? Neither do I, and this look inside @RockIt_Art’s reminds us of the amazing attention to detail Fallout fans put into their weapons and cosplay.

The Evil Within – From a Perspective Above

For a throwback look at some of your favorite games, we suggest following @DuneHoly. In a recent tweet, he twisted the madness of The Evil Within into a new perspective. See the torn-down, isometric tribute to the game’s 7th Chapter: The Keeper.

Fallout 4 – Be Mine

In preparation for Valentine’s Day, we’ve fallen for @MissJillyJelly and her on-point selection of Valentine’s inspired by Fallout 4. See the full collection here.

That’s it for this week’s High Five. If you’d like to see your community creation highlighted, hit us on social sites (including Twitter) using the #BethesdaHighFive hashtag.

Thanks a million.

Love,

Bethesda

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Matt Grandstaff

Assoc. Director, Global Community