Odd, I thought the GameFAQS Fallout forum was nearly completely unmoderated for a long time, considering what goes on there. Very odd.
deadairis said:Sorry, I just wanted to make clear that Allen is no longer in any way working for...well, anyone but GameSpy. Someone referred to him as a "game developer," "ex-game developer" or "ex-developer turned editor" would have been more clear. I didn't mean to call you out for not using his appropriate former title.
Well, why even bring it up? It seemed like you were implying that excluding gamers was inappropriate. If not, what was the point?
In terms of, well, making the community response resonable...Allen's a huge Fallout fan. A stupidly devoted Fallout fan. and for the reasons -- the context -- he talks about in the 'cast, it just drove him nuts to hear people ragging on the project when they knew nothing other than "Bethesda's developing it." Like Howard hinted, like I've mentioned on a few forums regarding previews, early bad hype can kill something as fragile as a game -- dead. And so when he hears people spout off, possibly killing the latest game in a series he'd basically given up hope of seeing a sequel for, his reaction is "trying to protect the franchise which we enjoy so much."
>8 snippedy do dah 8<
-- understandable position regarding a community that allows people who threaten murder ... to remain in their ranks.
I really appreciate having someone who seems focused on just getting the game they dream of out -- so sorry if I come across as cranky here. I'm about ready to drop for the day, but your post seemed like it deserved an answer tonight.
The problem is that we are right. Bethesda isn't making a cTRPG but an Oblivion with guns with pause.deadairis said:but at the same time all of GameSpy is being judged by one editor's voice -- and all of his contributions are being judged by one frustrated sentance. Honestly, his clear issue -- as mentioned in the podcast -- is with people attacking Fallout 3 as soon as they knew Bethesda had the license, and not a thing otherwise. And even then, the issue isn't that he "wants to offend them," it's that they're attacking something that they know, literally, nothing about (since, hey, there wasn't anything to know yet). It's a lot more clear when listened to, as opposed to in an edited transcript.
Wooz said:Seraphim, please quit the fucking anime smilies, they're extremely annoying.
A true patriotMakagulfazel said:Oh man, that's funny.
Anyway, I always miss all the good news on weekends. While talking to a friend Friday who's a Game Informer subscriber, I asked him what he thought of Fallout 3. He's exact words were, although I had already warned him not to like the game, "The game looks very promising." I didn't even rebuttal. I hung up on Shaun and haven't talked to him since, fucking traitor.
Exactly. That's what Bethesda is doing - they are betraying the very roots of Fallout (GURPS series) to create an action RPG for masses.Makagulfazel said:Even though that was only one person's response, I really do feel that this game is going to sell a shit ton. It's sad, but the main thing that Bethesda is doing right(although I fucking hate it) is PR. They keep having the game compared to Oblivion, which the mindless drones of console kiddies ate up. If they liked Oblivion, they will like Fallout 3.
Seraphim Pwns U said:Wooz said:Seraphim, please quit the fucking anime smilies, they're extremely annoying.
If you weren't a mod, I'd tell you to bite me. lol
But alrighty.![]()
Wooz said:Seraphim, please quit the fucking anime smilies, they're extremely annoying.
deadairis said:It's easy to point at other people on the forums posting stuff that is obviously over the top and say "Well, don't judge ME by that," but at the same time all of GameSpy is being judged by one editor's voice -- and all of his contributions are being judged by one frustrated sentance. Honestly, his clear issue -- as mentioned in the podcast -- is with people attacking Fallout 3 as soon as they knew Bethesda had the license, and not a thing otherwise. And even then, the issue isn't that he "wants to offend them," it's that they're attacking something that they know, literally, nothing about (since, hey, there wasn't anything to know yet). It's a lot more clear when listened to, as opposed to in an edited transcript.
HeheheMadbringer said:Heh. Well, i personally allowed myself a glimmer of hope, i did not become one of those few prophets of incoming doom (for the Fallout franchise). I was actually set even a little positively up until the point i saw the actual game screenshots and read the GI piece.
I think that it's not about the game being a piece of shit or not being piece of shit, but about game being Fallout or FINO.Madbringer said:There really isn't that much people who said Fallout 3 made by Beth will be shit when they didn't had any info about it.
Brother None said:Odd, I thought the GameFAQS Fallout forum was nearly completely unmoderated for a long time, considering what goes on there. Very odd.
Vault 69er said:They usually are, since GameFAQs moderators are a bunch of kids with short attention spans. Now and then they'll pretend they're in control by "making examples" of some users and their threads. While leaving blatant trolling elsewhere untouched.
Vault 69er said:They usually are, since GameFAQs moderators are a bunch of kids with short attention spans. Now and then they'll pretend they're in control by "making examples" of some users and their threads. While leaving blatant trolling elsewhere untouched.
No cTRPG - no real Fallout 3.
People made me curious about this Descent 3, disaster, what happened and what was the reason?
Orzhov said:I thought I explained it well enough. Descent fans thought up the idea to explain why Descent 3 is a good game, and why you (aka non-Descent people) should play it.
They only wound up showing that they, and only they, were really interested in a Descent 3 style game. Not only that, but the source of the information was used against them.
Then negotiating with them doesn't make sense.Orzhov said:No cTRPG - no real Fallout 3.
This is exactly what I was referring to. Currently, people look at NMA because an article about Fallout 3 is (in their eyes, bizzarely) being hated by a lot of people here.
Orzhov said:people look at NMA because an article about Fallout 3 is (in their eyes, bizzarely) being hated by a lot of people here.
It doesn't help, when, on this very thread, people who like a Bethesda Fallout 3 being labeled "mindless drones of console kiddies".
Makagulfazel said:Anyway, I always miss all the good news on weekends. While talking to a friend Friday who's a Game Informer subscriber, I asked him what he thought of Fallout 3. He's exact words were, although I had already warned him not to like the game, "The game looks very promising." I didn't even rebuttal. I hung up on Shaun and haven't talked to him since, fucking traitor.
No offense, but... You probably chose the wrong party of the body to slapfreshmeat said:You just hung up on him? You have far more patience than I do. I actually slapped my girlfriend(hard) when she asked me "what's the big deal about Fallout". Needless to say, she is no longer my girlfriend. I'm sorry, but she should have known better by now.