I was thinking the exact same thing myself. Maybe he could get Ubisoft to lose some sales, but if years of people standing for consumer rights haven't even managed to convince consumers to act in their best interest and not pre-order, there's no way that any cries for boycott will make a noticeable impact on Bethesda sales when there's a sizable group of people who will seemingly take up arms to defend their games despite their bugs, and I say this as someone who occasionally enjoys Bethesda games and definitely appreciates what they have to offer in spite of the bugs even when not my thing.