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Except that they actually did say that in designing the quests they tried to include non combat options with quotes like this: "We realized during playthroughs, you know what, there’s no talking path through this quest, or there’s no stealth path, so we went back and added that in." They...

Actually, I believe in an earlier interview they said you could talk your way through the final encounter. whether or not that involves convincing him of suicide is another story.

I think the answer to that is pretty obvious. How many people actually have played through Fallout 1 without firing a shot? I certainly haven't and I've played through it dozens of times. I've played diplomats and Science Boys and Stealth Boys, lucky gamblers, or whatever other bizzare...

No...you don't get it. I don't know why, but for some reason you have an extremely poor grasp of how games exist as programs and are shown at E3. First of all, SO FAR, Todd (or Pete) HAS been exactly standing right there telling them where and where not to go. Have you been reading these...

They don't have to say it. They say they are giving a demonstration of the game, not allowing them to play a "demo". The difference in the language implies the difference in the type of showing that is given. This is standard terminology in the gaming industry/E3 showings. Ok. Let me explain...

No. You are completely wrong. This has nothing to do with the ending, or the game only containing certain areas. They are not creating a shortened version of the game in any way. The builds don't just contain certain areas of the game. They are only allowing them access to certain areas of...

A Demonstration is usually not given on a shortened version of the game. Its usually a full build of the game. They just demo certain areas.

Well, we don't really know that. And, actually, I kind of doubt it, considering that Fallout 3 will be on the market and Fallout 4 likely in devolpment. I don't think they will be advertising a competitor's franchise on the box.

Interesting, and expected, but I really have no interest in it. I enjoyed Diablo for what it was. A little diversion I could play inbetween classes, during college. I even attempted to play it online a few times. Diablo 2...that was just a came I didn't care for one bit. And looking at...

I remember spending what seems like a ridiculous amount of time on the early RPGs I used to play. Wasteland, the Bard's Tale, The Gold Box DnD games, The Wizardry's, The Might & Magics, Dragon Wars, The Dark Heart of Uurkul... I literally would spend a month, or more, sometimes playing...

No.

It's not open world in any sense of the word. You can't do anything , out of sequence. You are not only restricted to story characters, but you are heavily restricted in what is availiable to do by the fact that the game is played out in chapters. You can't do many quests until you get to the...

Betrayal at Krondor is one of my favorite games... ...its not even close to an open world game.

I imagine that you are correct and the previewer is wrong. I'm sure that we will get a lot of confusing descriptions from previewers about what is actually on the pipboy. Because the whole game interface is designed to look similar, I expect many previewers will just call every display shown on...

The radar is an abstraction for the player, its not a physical object for the character. It represents what the character can see and sense, and displays that information in a way that the player can see.

No. I'm not. "released" does mean, "released to the public" in this context. Video "released" at E3 is for the public. That means its not video shown behind closed doors and any E3 videos that are not shown behind closed doors are "released" for sites like IGN, Gametrailers, Gamespot or whoever...

Yes, they did. In fact there is a news post even here on NMA that reads "New Gameplay footage, hands on at E3" In addition to this being in the news post here, they told us on the Bethesda forums that they would be releasing footage at E3.

No. They said that journalists would get hands on at E3. There will be video footage released to the public.

There is going to be a video released at E3.

So, official confirmation of ghouls that are not just mindless enemies, and that you will be able to talk and trade with them. Also a suggestion that there will be limited interactivity, beyond combat, with a select few Supermutants. That pretty much answers one of the questions from the...