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There was the Planar Handbook for 3rd edition, but it only gave some nods to Planescape. It wasn't a full-fledged setting. ..Besides, it can hardly be called Planescape if it's not full of DiTerlizzi's art!

Just a correction to Brother None's post -- Planescape didn't even make it to 3rd edition. It was discontinued near the end of 2nd edition's reign at 1998.

Water down the franchise? We're talking about CoD, here.

That would be Strife.

I get nothing but blank pages when I click these links.

I believe Todd worked as a designer on Daggerfall as well.

Ultima VIII inventory system? *dodges rocks*

The world of Fallout may be based in the 1950s, but that doesn't mean the world remained in stasis until 2077. That things in the "Fallout Future" may have coincided with real events isn't out of the question at all, especially not when it comes to landmarks.

Sounds good, except for the dehydration meter, which sounds terrible. Mask of the Betrayer, anyone? Ugh.

I believe that's the idea... The child's clothing does look a bit like latex as well, though.

Is no one getting a little tired of post-apocalyptic games based in eastern Europe by now? I'd be much more interested to see a western Europe or Middle East based one.

I'm fairly sure you can talk him into hiring you for a job in that instance, but it may be reliant on your Speech skill...

Given the state of Europe in the 50s combined with what we know of Fallout canon, I also lean towards the idea that the whole place simply collapsed and fell prey to violent ideologies much like it did in the 30s. It would be a much darker place, I think, than the US - but there's no telling...

They did their customers a favor :p

Actually, New Reno is about as unfallouty as it gets -- and even it's designer, Chris Avellone (who now works on New Vegas) admitted to that. Then again, this has more to do with it's premise than that it has power sources.

The Crimson Caravans seem to be back in F:NV, according to the PC article... unless that's just a similarly named establishment they were refering to.

I couldn't help but laugh upon seeing that screenshot. Man oh man. Fallout 3 mod it is, and an awkward looking one at that.

The whole "No repercussions for failing Speech checks" thing reminds me a lot of the Bethesda philosophy presented (and supposedly enforced) in the Doug Godall interview from way back when...

Oh man, I remember this game but for the life of me cannot remember it's name. Blade-something? It was a lot of fun.

I'm not impressed with this "Hardcore mode", which is nothing but a set of features that should be a default part of any game to begin with - with the exception of having to drink water, which by itself strikes me as pretty lame. I still cringe when I think about the Soul Meter they did in Mask...