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I know... you're not the only one who's disappointed with Beth :). Are you sure you don't want to try? So, in this post-apoc cRPG game enemies, weapons and armour will have an additional natural difficulty modifier that is not affected by skills/traits/perks. The general idea here is to...

I will keep my eye on that one. I am not convinced on partly watching this alone.

A post-apocalyptic role playing game, to be precise. Describe to us one aspect of that game. It can either be a character and their personal development. Or it can be the overall plot of the game. Or perhaps even a long quest with a few surprises for the player. Maybe even part of the combat...

Yep... I will need to sink my teeth in that one soon. EDIT: Excellent first impression! Raised level cap, whole new area I know nothing about, expanded world map, new magic school, new perks, new weapon types, speed-up-out-of-combat-option and I don't know what else even is in there.

Wasteland 3 is pretty much the only title from everything 2019, and I mean even Cyberpunk, that I myself am excited about. I am fairly open to them doing something new...ish.

Honestly, I am not sure about this game. Ever since I saw the first trailer right after the shit storm that was 76, I couldn't stop thinking this isn't Obsidian anymore. They look like they've changed, and in a predatory way.

Just bought literally now. Will sink my teeth into that after I complete Kingmaker.

The whole thing is really surreal for me. Does Steam need competition? Yes. Is Epic doing the best they can in order to become that? No. Are the hated publishers using the opportunity to push for their own platforms so that they avoid either's fees? Yes. And somehow the whole thing is...

But why it happens to Beth out of all developers out there?... Surely, all great content is inspired by something else, i.e., copies something to an extent. I dunno, maybe hire people who like doing game design? Beth should be swimming in dough right now, even if 76 is what it is.

I think that might be a good thing. There definitely are good hobbies other than gaming out there. I'ts completely understandable that newer games can't hold your attention. There's little there in the way of substance. Maybe, just maybe, check out Underrail or ADOM, and see if that sparks...

Happy to be on the neutral side, tbh. Nothing much to add to the discussion, otherwise. The series is decent, but I am afraid it's taking a turn to that place it shouldn't. Will just wait for a sale.

I no longer see it as a viable model because it has overgrown into a rather stale and stagnant swamp. Also, it is mostly employed by large companies, whose method of production has become so inefficient as to be very, very expensive, and so this rather, in reality, bizarre method is employed and...

I will be the last man alive to turn down a good game. But like I said, I just can't shake that feeling at the back of my head. Deadfire was the first game I bought on release in years, and it's... well, I am just not going to buy on release anymore :). I want people to evaluate this title...

I haven't read any replies to this topic here, so if I seem off, please excuse me. I also haven't looked anything up in the net about this new title other than the initial announcement at Obsidian's YouTube channel. And from what I've seen so far... I am afraid. It is clear to me that...

Russia also has a lot of gas frozen in there. If it's getting warmer, that will pop out. And a large part of Russia will turn to a muddy swamp, too.

Now... temperatures is one thing. What about oversaturation with CO2 leading to changing how much osmosis occurs in plants? If there's more CO2 available, plants will slow osmosis down, also slowing the absorption of micronutrients from the soil, as there is enough base material available to...