37007 réponses à ce sujet

[Barbarossa2010]

Well, wasn't Bethesda in a dogfight with (Black Isle?) or whoever about the rights to Fallout; and it was all revolving around a Fallout MMO?

[Giggles_Manically]

Confess-A-Bear wrote...

Watch it be an MMO lulz.

[RedArmyShogun]

I am conflicted.

On the one hand I would laugh and enjoy all the outrage and gnashing of teeth that would cause.

On the other I would be disappoint as I want to play Fallout 4 as a SP rpg...though a co-op mod for it might be promising.

[Mr.House]

If anything they will showcase the upcoming Skyrim dlc, show a trailer/gameplay and release dates and go into more detail of TES MMO.

[Addai]

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

I'm a total FO nut, but I'm more than willing to wait as long as it takes for 4. I DON'T WANT Zenimax/Bethesda cranking these things out like an EA commercial production line. FO4 will be ready when it's ready.

Skyrim's so damn good, it's got more than enough juice to tide me over until such time. Hell, I just started another New Vegas playthrough for goofs and am having way too much fun with it. Can't wait to get to Big Mountain again.

Don't even want to see FO4 for a while, truth be told.

I am playing FNV again, too, but you're more patient than me.  I want at least an announcement of what they're developing, even if it's 1-2 years out.

[Jvolikas]

Just had a fantastic Skyrim moment.

Finally getting around to "The Cursed Tribe" quest and brought Atub the Troll Fat and Daedra Heart. Literally AS SOON as the dialogue with her finished and she began leading me toward the ritual, an Elder Dragon swooped down behind us and started attacking. Eola and I went to make pretty short work of the dragon but my last Fireball hit another Orc who had joined the fray and made Largashbur hostile towards me failing the quest.

#Dragonproblems

[Jvolikas]

LPPrince wrote...

I don't start new characters, so I don't have a problem with anything.

Back when my character was fresh though, THOSE GODDAMNED SABRE CATS.

this this this.

I still remember doing the Gildergreen quest as level 3 or 4 and bringing that guy along with me, Sabre cats musta killed him 10 times.  The road there was more dangerous than the quest itself, first sign I was gonna love this game 

[Barbarossa2010]

Addai67 wrote...

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

I'm a total FO nut, but I'm more than willing to wait as long as it takes for 4. I DON'T WANT Zenimax/Bethesda cranking these things out like an EA commercial production line. FO4 will be ready when it's ready.

Skyrim's so damn good, it's got more than enough juice to tide me over until such time. Hell, I just started another New Vegas playthrough for goofs and am having way too much fun with it. Can't wait to get to Big Mountain again.

Don't even want to see FO4 for a while, truth be told.

I am playing FNV again, too, but you're more patient than me.  I want at least an announcement of what they're developing, even if it's 1-2 years out.

I could live with 1 to 2 more years, and I suppose an announcement wouldn't hurt my feelings by any means.  That would put it in their normal development window I suppose.  Oblivion - 2006 and Skyrim 2011; FO3 - 2008 and FO4 - 2013?  The only wildcard with the FO series is Obsidian and if they're going to be developing a spin-off product within the cycle. 
Any thoughts on this?

[Addai]

No idea on Obsidian, I would love it though. Do you know Chris Avellone is helping with Wasteland 2 and also with the Fallout Nuka Break web series? John Gonzalez, the main story guy, is no longer at Obsidian though.

FNV is really so good- I love their approach to companions more than Bioware's or Bethesda's.

[TobiTobsen]

Addai67 wrote...

FNV is really so good- I love their approach to companions more than Bioware's or Bethesda's.

Pff... I still hold a grudge against them and Cass for just dancing the horizontal mambo with some random NCR soldier instead of waiting for my courier

[Addai]

Look on the bright side- she was looking for the Courier at the time. Whiskey goggles, whatcha gonna do. lol

That's more than you get out of Boone, damn him.

[Yrkoon]

Interesting side note: As most of us know, Chris Avellone wrote the storyline for Fallout  2. Anyway, a couple of years ago when Obsidian was working on Fallout New Vegas, one of the gaming publications did an interview with Chris. He said he's so into Fallout, that he's already got the next 5 of them written.

Not sure if he was speaking in a literal sense, or just joking,  but considering the fact that this is the man who wrote Planscape: torment and its tens of thousands of lines of text, it wouldn't surprize me.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 28 mai 2012 - 09:52 .

[Inquisitor Recon]

Still need to play through FO:NV again with more modding, so I'm fine waiting a bit for FO4.

One thing I really miss from New Vegas was the ability to mail items to different towns. Skyrim does have couriers. Each town ought to have one whom you can hire to carry a bunch of stuff to dump in a box outside of one of your homes.

[Haplose]

Just wish they'd do a character development system that actually works for the next Fallout after they butchered the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. system from 1 & 2.... I mean this was the best computer character creation/development system evah.... and look what they did with it.

[Blacklash93]

Addai67 wrote...
FNV is really so good- I love their approach to companions more than Bioware's or Bethesda's.

Definitely. I hope Beth was taking notes from NV's writing and, as you said, deeper companions.

Bethesda should stick to the design and atmosphere of FO3 more, though. NV, while having superior writing, did not have the impact FO3 did on me due what was, imo, inferior world design. I also missed the apocolyptic and moody atmosphere of FO3.

[Giggles_Manically]

Fallout New Vegas was way to buggy at launch for my tastes.

I LOVED the companions however, especially Raul, Boone, and Cass.
Skyrim should have done that, fewer companions but much deeper ones.

New Vegas had the right mix of depth and width to it to keep it engaging. Skyrim suffers in that while their are lots of deep POINTS, overall its a bit shallow in a few places.

Also...what other RPG lets you play like a hybrid between Doctor Who and the Punisher? I mean using your skills to point out the flaws in other people's reasoning/logic? AWESOME.

I cant count how many times my 9 INT, 100 Science/Medicine courier yelled at someone or pointed out something REALLY obvious. Especially in OWB.

[Sajji]

I remember early levels and the sabre tooth cats, too. If I saw one I'd try to run super fast, or fight and probably die.

Now its simple work. Sometimes if I don't feel like fighting I'll just equip a Fear spell, and since I'm purely mage and even my Illusion is pretty good, I can see it running full tilt towards me, pop it once with that, and watch with a smile as it books it out of there the way it came so fast he must think I'm sabre tooth cat satan himself

[Sajji]

Dominance over once extremely difficult enemies in the overworld gives me a strong sense and satisfaction of character progression in the world of Skyrim itself. The life I live is one of extreme power now.

Not that I'm invincible by any means, either.

I love when common bandits ask me to quote/unquote "do your worst".

Ok, buddy!

[Giggles_Manically]

I love seeing bandits trying to fight my Dragonborn.

How does this guy not have a reputation for MASSACRING bandits by now?
I have most likely killed 1000 or so by now.

[LobselVith8]

Addai67 wrote...

Look on the bright side- she was looking for the Courier at the time. Whiskey goggles, whatcha gonna do. lol

That's more than you get out of Boone, damn him.

Speaking of romances, I wonder if the Courier would tell Veronica to head to the Sierra Madre, if Christine was the one she was with years ago, before Elijah separated them.

[Elhanan]

For after one tires of slaying Dragons:

[LobselVith8]

Elhanan wrote...

For after one tires of slaying Dragons:

Dragonborn, slayer of dragons, creator of sports.

[Elhanan]

LobselVith8 wrote...

Dragonborn, slayer of dragons, creator of sports.

Close; tossed salads.... *bazinga*

[RedArmyShogun]

LobselVith8 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Look on the bright side- she was looking for the Courier at the time. Whiskey goggles, whatcha gonna do. lol

That's more than you get out of Boone, damn him.

Speaking of romances, I wonder if the Courier would tell Veronica to head to the Sierra Madre, if Christine was the one she was with years ago, before Elijah separated them.

They would have anyways, the BHS doesn't allow that sort of thing to go on, they have to keep numbers up in the population/army.

And no you never do tell her that, you can tell her about killing Elijah however.

[Giggles_Manically]

They cant do any romances in a Obsidian game since Chris Avellone HATES THEM.
Unless they end badly.

Shame that so many people think that real art is angtsy these days.