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It's been quite a few years since I played Fallout 1&2 the last time but the way the games usually went for me was up to luck more than anything. Fallout 1? You were stuck with a pistol and little to no armor for a while, I still remember the feeling when me and my friend played it originally...

Seems the scores are around the 90% range mostly from the reviews coming in. Destructoid gave it a 7,5... ouch.

I'm curious to see how the new system plays out.. I'm still not sure if it's a bad decision but it's certainly a big jump away from the old system. That and from what I read some reviews, there's very high requirements for some skills that feel like they ought to be easier to reach. It sounds...

Some developers might be, but I think it comes down to the publisher aspect more often than the developer being deluded. And since gaming has become multi billion dollar industry.. well.. it's just a sad reality. CRPG's do sell, as pointed out, despite some people claiming it to be a 'niche'...

Maybe it's the ambitions, need to make 'bigger' games, 'better' games.. AAA-titles, become famous.. and obviously making more money, that kinda pushes things to that direction. Making a 3d game is expensive after all, it requires a lot more work, lot more resources. It can yield some amazing...

As I pointed in the other thread.. Mothership Zeta. I don't think even 'cool' is what they go for. :razz:

Yes, yes it is. I didn't touch it, never would. I just don't know what they were thinking with that, I hope they've smartened up a bit after that..

Well, I dunno, aliens went from being a funny easter egg to a real thing with an actual dlc and everything. Bethesda does what it feels like.

Well, Morrowind might have gone overboard with writing BUT it still did something right by steering away from the cliche fantasy in many ways. Familiar but still it it's own unique touch. F3's problem, and now F4's problem, is that Bethesda went with the 'fanservice' approach by taking a lot...

1. Dialogue wheel? No inherently bad, good tool if you want to make conversations feel more 'real'. Not sure why designers want to emulate it in a crpg, conversations are key ways to provide information about the world to the player, hence why crpg's traditionally have lots and lots of...