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[Morroian]

Brian Fargo has announced a new planescape torment:

http://www.rockpaper...torment-sequel/

[Cribbian]

and there was much rejoicing

[Emzamination]

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

[Urgon]

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

Have you played P:T? If you liked it,Avellone wrote more than 50% according to his co-writters,and the story was all him.If you didn't liked it, why are you interested in it's spiritual successor in the first place?

[Isaidlunch]

All my interest in this game died as soon as I read that Avellone wouldn't be involved.

Modifié par Kazanth, 09 janvier 2013 - 09:19 .

[Morroian]

Kazanth wrote...

All my interest in this game died as soon as I read that Avellone wouldn't be involved.

But Brian Fargo and others invovled in the original are.

[Sable Rhapsody]

On one hand, sad at no Avellone. On the other hand, OMG PS:T HURGLEBURGLEBLRGHFGH

[TheRealJayDee]

Okay, so it's set in Monte Cook's new setting? I took a look at the Numenera Kickstarter back in the day, but I really don't remember much, No Avellone is not good, but he shold be quite busy with Project Eternity for a while, so it's not surprising.

Ah well, let's see what they do with this.

[Dominus]

I'm glad to hear they chose an entirely new setting for Planescape's spiritual sequel. There'd be little to no way of reigniting the same wonder and bewilderment of stepping into Sigil a second time.

Not having Chris on the team isn't entirely unsurprising, as he'd likely want to stay focused on Project Eternity. Were it a direct sequel placed on sigil, I might've been more reluctant to hear a lack of Avellone.

Here's to a brave new world...again.

[Addai]

This looks so good!

[Chromie]

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

I'm confused you can't possibly be serious? 
And I still laugh that Origins was the spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate.

Modifié par Skelter192, 10 janvier 2013 - 12:37 .

[wsandista]

This is exactly like when DAO was announced as the spiritual successor to BG, a name drop to get people interested in it, even though it will not use the same mechanics or setting.

Still, might be pretty damn cool.

[MarchWaltz]

I never played torment...mainly because back in those days the only thing we could judge games by were game cases...and some ugly dude on the cover meant "this game sucks" in my book.

Also, I was probably 9 when it came out.

But I always see people saying it is a great rpg and such, and if they keep that "spirit" then I will def. check out the new one.

[Nameless one7]

wsandista wrote...

This is exactly like when DAO was announced as the spiritual successor to BG, a name drop to get people interested in it, even though it will not use the same mechanics or setting.

Still, might be pretty damn cool.

i wish Avellone was involved, but from what I've read of the mechanics it doesn't that similar to Torment.  But I do think they could pull off a good game, I just don't want to give them money AGAIN until I see how well  they do with Wasteland 2.

All that being said, The Numenera setting seems pretty cool.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

Nameless one7 wrote...

wsandista wrote...

This is exactly like when DAO was announced as the spiritual successor to BG, a name drop to get people interested in it, even though it will not use the same mechanics or setting.

Still, might be pretty damn cool.

i wish Avellone was involved, but from what I've read of the mechanics it doesn't that similar to Torment.  But I do think they could pull off a good game, I just don't want to give them money AGAIN until I see how well  they do with Wasteland 2.

All that being said, The Numenera setting seems pretty cool.

I agree with that. Fargo is getting ahead of himself. He should wait to see what everyone thinks of Wasteland: 2 before making such announcements. I'm kind of interested, though. I hate not seeing Chris Avellone on the project.

[Gibb_Shepard]

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

.....Mother of god.....

[Zeroth Angel]

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

What? Why would you even say that ?

[Cyberarmy]

Stars aligned, planets are in right positions and Dark Gods are pleased it seems.

I wonder who the suprise talent is.

Edit: This post lack without this;




I know we probably wont see any of our gang in the new game  tough

Modifié par Cyberarmy, 10 janvier 2013 - 08:09 .

[Roflbox]

Wimbini wrote...

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

What? Why would you even say that ?

Try to shock us by being different or insanely stupid. Probably the latter.

[PaulSX]

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

I tend to agree with you. PS:T was both great and overrated. the world setting is good and refreshing but Avellone's dialog wrriting was a bit too wordy for my taste.

[Urgon]

suntzuxi wrote...

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

I tend to agree with you. PS:T was both great and overrated. the world setting is good and refreshing but Avellone's dialog wrriting was a bit too wordy for my taste.

For me and many others its exactly the opposite.Torment was great exactly because it was very"wordy". If you check Project Eternity forums the fans are against voice acting for this very reason.its expencive,so it does not allow 10 diffirent responces and massive walls of text. With full voice acting you have no choise but to follow Bioware's dialog of one liners

[Gibb_Shepard]

suntzuxi wrote...

Emzamination wrote...

This is a spiritual successor like origins was to baldurs gate, not a sequel. Just keep avellone away from it and I'm good.

I tend to agree with you. PS:T was both great and overrated. the world setting is good and refreshing but Avellone's dialog wrriting was a bit too wordy for my taste.

Indeed. Words and dialogue just don't mix.

[Jozape]

DominusVita wrote...

I'm glad to hear they chose an entirely new setting for Planescape's spiritual sequel. There'd be little to no way of reigniting the same wonder and bewilderment of stepping into Sigil a second time.

True, but Planescape: Torment explores only a small part of Sigil and the planes. There is still plenty of very unusual things to see if any developer ever gets the chance to make another Planescape game.

I agree though, a new and interesting setting is very refreshing. This has been what I have wanted since KickStarter became more popular. I am surprised I had not heard of Numenera before though. I would have backed the KickStarter.