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What the first rule of circle jerk? Either lend a hand or fuck off ;) Unfortunately I forgot, and thus I am back on this marry go round.. As usual my point was swept away in righteous indignation for the cause (generally speaking even though I am replying to you). I was suggesting that you...

Context is everything. I remember an interview with Chris Avalon where he praised Beth marketing team, impressed by their early involvement. Are you saying that game design isn't\shouldn't be influenced by user input, has a better metric for mainstream titles, or just rant at (mainstream)...

Logically part of fallout lore... hmm Usually they start by making interesting and distinctly different enemies, then they add lore rational. For example Ghouls are slow and frail humans, while Super mutants are aggressive hulk-ish human - how they were created (radiation/FEV) and all the...

Assuming that you are asking just that, and not using this as segway to complain about writing. Then yes, everything Todd said is spot on. In FP openworld game, most of your time will be spent exploring the environment, and adding visual verity and more interaction options is important. The...

Lets be honestly, based on what we know Skyrim system seem complex in comparison.... And while I was expecting that Beth will streamline skills\perks, and its not that a system need to be complex in order to have real impact on gameplay depth (there are some very good examples of that) At this...

Ironically, that is exactly what i was thinking while writing that reply to your brick comment. But unlike your page long butthurt, I didn't care enough to expand upon it. Also nice grammar potshot, you certainly outdone a foreigners 3rd language who had no real practice since school.. This...

Not a fan, when it force me to scroll through a page worth of off-topic BS.

Copy pasting from quake con, what I gathered on perks: You choose a new a perk each time you gain level (and probably quest rewards\etc) They gave each perk several skill levels. They removed level requirements, but keyed all perks to specific attribute, making your character selection more...

How is it better from technical and utilitarian standpoint for games like action-RPGs, built or casual crowd and offering limited number of actions/interactions ? ( e.g. good/natural/bad or aggressive/professional etc ) Also lists has been used in the same capacity before. But wheels does the...

So perks... what I gathered: You choose a new a perk each time you gain level (and probably quest rewards\etc) They gave each perk several skill levels. They removed level requirements, but keyed all perks to specific attribute, making your character selection more important. (Presumably...

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Regardless of your opinion, that discussion and video should have given you a hint as to what is meant by the amnesia scenario..

The world looks more vivid and realistic. Its about world and interior design, think a long the lines of the silly "where is the food" meme

Dialogue wheels wasn't designed for a controller\consoles per see, it's an intuitive system designed with casual audience in mind, and while consoles are considered as the poster boys for casual crowd pretty much every major title cater to them regardless of platform\controller. Dialogue wheels...

You are artful with words, unfortunately some farts worth more than others. People lining up for what Beth offers, and as a limited addition it might eventually cost a little fortune.

Beside the usual reason to keep mementos, it's the prerogative of hardcore fans and collectors.

I'd think that after the discussion last week you'd know what it means, but you choose to take it very literally... Here is a reminder for your amnesia : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIQ6yWptvfA

Ironically, that is exactly what I was hinting at. That plans for Van Burnen intro sequence ("After the Bombs Fall: Moving into Your New Vault") were used in Fallout 3 (life inside the Vault) and Fallout 4 (when the bombs start falling) Yes and no. I think that most people hate tutorials. By...

No retard. They aren't taking away anyone's freedom to mod, only your delusion that you can make profit out of it without them having a say. In fact the engine, tools and support for modders has been expanded yet again, as it has been with every title. Edit: also your words seem to imply, that...

Did you know that Interplay's Fallout 3 had a tutorial sequence called "After the Bombs Fall: Moving into Your New Vault". In which the bombs feel and you thought shelter in the vault?