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True enough, but the engine isn't what we're talking about, we're talking about the interaction, the engine tells the NPCs how to act, how to display the environment, what tools they're given to develop the rest of the game, as well as model hookups etc. The engine hooks up to every part of...

Programming Nuances yes, but but killing off a quest giver shouldn't crash the game, internal databasing is where this comes in, it's quite simple, when making a quest with dependencies, make a dependencies join table and every new game creates a new dependency tree. When a dependency is...

I haven't been fond of anything since 6 (Yeah you heard my you FF7 Fanbois) so I can partially agree with you Wooz. But it's still closer to a cRPG than PAGES is going to be.

If you want to play a roleplaying game, grab some dice and a 2nd ed book and you're off to the races. If you want a cRPG, you're not likely to see one in the next two years, if not longer, as the Oblivious hybrids are going to keep springing up for the next little while, hell even Final...

Meep, Violent BN, c'mon people, puppies and sugar snacks, let's not get angry, keep thinking about those puppies and sugar snacks!

I wonder... If good movies make bad games, and B movies make decent games (See the evil dead games) I wonder, what B-F movies have you seen that you think would make good games? I honestly think Cyborg 2 would make a good game, as long as you get rid of the freaky robotic love interest...

Ravager, you've been listening to Sorrow a tad too much I hazard, yes some great RPGs came out in the 90's, that doesn't mean you gotta miss out on them, just go hunting, you'll find them in bargain bins and clearance sales online usually. However I do not believe that the genre of cRPG is...

Goblin Commander wasn't too bad, and his working for Psygnosis deserves props, I loved Metal Fatigue, plus he's a caffeine addict. A pity he got stuck with Sniveling Isles or Bethesdia at all really, but at least it sounds like he's trying (Somewhat...)

I want to be interested in it, but movie games have more often than not failed as far as playability and usually hit the bargain bin far earlier than any other game. I will remain skeptically hopeful but not too hopeful...

Freakishly enough Gefenia in Ragnarok Online sticks in my head but good Halflife when you're over that vat of water and you need to go into the cage that drops into the water, I am absolutely paranoid about water in games since Halflife! Gecko in Fallout, I just liked the whole theme of...

Well personally, I don't think that the other paladins would rally around Lyons unless the BoS abandoned them, for example sent them away to find the proverbial golden toilet plunger. If they were just a bunch of rogue paladins I would stomach it a whole lot easier, about 6 original BoS...

Well if you look below you'll see the examples I made (that you neglected to put in mind you) that compared the fan interaction between Blizzard & their fans versus Bethsoft & Fallout Fans, this here is not fan interaction, it's damage control, it's trying to placate the cries of woe because...

Not the only people, but most of the people who had the tools, materials, and knowledge to upkeep them were the BoS. Not to mention that they had the schematics for the armor at their disposal. That is extremely recent damage control, fan communication requires at least to listen once in...

We'll have to change the sub-title on the forum to read: We were here before the 3rd fall...

Even if elder Lyons broke off, the rest of the paladins would have continued, he'd be considered treasonous by the rest of the BoS members and do you know what they do to soldiers, even Generals, who are proven to be treasonous? They shoot them, painfully, they don't rally behind him for the...

True, and if they put some love and devotion into the game I'm sure they'd come up with a decent 3D Jim.

I wonder if Earthworm Jim would be any good as a 3rd person game, unless Interplay decides to try and revive the side-scroller viewpoint I don't know how else they'd make it. Hopefully not first person, that would just make the game look bad not being able to see Jim...

Do you know the code to shoot the dog? :P :D

I don't think Realistic is the correct term, Plausible within the theme is probably more to what you're trying to say I hazard.

I was never really fond of the Quake and Doom series personally so I guess it's kind of a non issue for me as far as id is concerned. As for Lucas Arts, they're too busy pumping out clones of Lego Starwars to bother with anything else. Blizzard, to me I don't know what to expect, I am not...