FO3 Full Steam Ahead?

Briosafreak

Briosafreak

Lived Through the Heat Death
So how is the size of the staff working on Fallout3 right now? Damien "Puuk" Foletto answers:
<blockquote>There are 4 content designers, three technical designers (maybe one more, not sure), a boatload of artists (now), three scriptors, and three, maybe four programmers with a couple more coming.

The breakdown of designers are:

J.E. Sawyer - Overall design lead and technical (roolz) design lead.
Sean K. Reynolds - Content Lead
John Deiley - Content designer
Jeff Husges - Content designer
Damien Foletto - Content designer

It takes a village..., er, um, tribe...</blockquote>
More artists, great!
He also talks about the Fallout Bible and how it still may be continued after Fallout3 is released, and that he needs a new avatar for the Iplay boards with a cross between the Hulk and Falloutboy. If anyone has the skills to do it send it to us and we`ll forward it to him and give you the credit.
Link: Thread at the BIS feedback forum
Edit: Chad "Briareus" Nicholas now told us that there are currently five programers, thanks for the tip Eldar.
 
Briosafreak said:
If anyone has the skills to do it send it to us and we`ll forward it to him and give you the credit.
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I thought you just said he had a boatload of artists? What are they doing? Washing the boat?
 
Well, Chuck, in his attempt to play the diplomat, did mention that the Fallout fans would be satisfied because we're getting our PC fix. I mean, that sounds like something he'd considered carefully before speaking.

It's amazing how someone can consider what they say so carefully and yet insult so many people by doing it.

He's right, though. I'm seriously looking forward to putting some smack down on the wasteland. That will be quite sweet. You'd figure, if the game is 3D, at least some of the images from Jefferson can be canibalized in order to use them in Fallout 3. I'm looking forward to getting a screenshot. If we could just get one of the designer boys to give us a "Van Buren" screenie, things would be about all right!
 
DarkUnderlord said:
Briosafreak said:
If anyone has the skills to do it send it to us and we`ll forward it to him and give you the credit.
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I thought you just said he had a boatload of artists? What are they doing? Washing the boat?
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:rofl:

They are working DU 8)
 
DarkUnderlord said:
Briosafreak said:
If anyone has the skills to do it send it to us and we`ll forward it to him and give you the credit.
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I thought you just said he had a boatload of artists? What are they doing? Washing the boat?
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No, they're creating assets for VB. And there are a lot of art assets to be made, so my avatar isn't even in the same dimensional priority as the art assets, no matter how much I hold my breath and stomp my feet.
 
Hey, Briareus just mentioned that they have 5 programmers working on VB. Pretty sweet, huh? That's damned fine. Full steam ahead on that boat, huh?
 
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Hell, the discussion gotten to be about the racial tensions in the towns. You should see some of what Sawyer had to say on the subject. Quite interesting. hmmmmm.
 
You know, now would be an excellent time to release some VB art or just announce the game.. would take some of the heat from Fbos.
 
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