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Sounds mildly promising. If they can somehow bring interesting gameplay and RPG systems into a modern mainstream game, I'd really be fine with that.

If anyone ever had even the faintest of dreams of even a semi-passable Fallout... now's the time bury those dreams for good - if they haven't already.

That’s not funny even in sad way anymore. You're very optimistic. But believe me, it's of no use. I spent years on that board doing exactly that. I was being constructive, favorable towards comrpomise, and polite just enough that I didn't even get any warnings (except for one). I'm not going...

I gave Darkest Dungeon a try. It's... fine, a bit too expensive for what it offers, but fine nonetheless. I can see, though, how it can get extremely repetitive in a long run. I tend to play it in very short batches at a time (1 or 2 dungeons per session at most, any more would already get...

Yeah. They won't sell it. And it's only going the get even worse from here. Bethesda's influence to Fallout is like a Midas Touch in reverse, and they have their "million flies who can't be wrong" in their backpocket to support that.

Try it out, yeah. It was kinda fun because it didn't result in a usual power-party composition (usually I just throw in a some random names and build the characters for optimal results), nor always choosing the most rewarding outcomes. A bit more thinking was required to even out the character...

Yeah, it crossed my mind. That'd been quite a task for the WL2 writing team. I used their characteristics (what I had seen of their act) loosely for the skillbuilds, though. Like... Animal Whisperer was perfect for Dawkins for exampole, and stuff like that.

I used these as my party in Wasteland 2:

There's a lot of promise in the Cyberpunk franchise. It's a rich and interesting setting. And people are waiting for another "Witcher" from it, just like everyone (who mattered to the studio) expected Fallout 3 to be another Oblivion... and it seems to be en route to deliver. So of course...

It's not [good], really. It's a carefully and sometimes cleverly masqueraded attempt at an interactive movie. It looks, sounds and reads nicely, but gameplay itself is simply shit.

Even if their previous games didn't quite hit the spot, this is really cool of Inxile.

Van Buren. Nothing good came out of Bethesda acquiring the franchise.

Don't we'll see anything like PoE from Obsidian again, if that happens. Just watered down AAA shit with good intentions as far as M$ allows. I'm just sincerely hoping this won't negatively affect the Cain/Boyarsky project. I have no idea if it'll be worth anything, but I'm really curious.

I can smell the black, rancid Bethesdian cum from his voice...

The series won't ever again be any better than this. Sometimes I'm just thankful it's not on me to run a fansite for a series that's being treated like this.

If it's just one thing... I would make the main quest in Fallout 2 more branching (i.e. open up a route for sympathising the Enclave in a couple of ways and give appropriate ending slides and narrations for it).

Jesus, what a fucking circus this series has turned into...