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Yeah, like the blood sausage and the thin red paste... :D Good to see that the team assembled for development of Wasteland 2 is creatively set :wink:

The cockroach DJ mutant has a really freaky look, i don't mind being told what's up his identity :wink:

I liked the sample of the first track... it reminded me of "My Chrysalis Highwayman" :clap:

All of them can't be automatically good either, or am i wrong? For them, neutral is the best alignment if you ask me. Perhaps Sawyer has a personal sympathy for prostitutes... if so, then my comments are absolutely useless :wink:

They should have also mentioned that their alignment is not just simply "Good" but "Lawful Good" :lol: Methinks the neutral alignment for prostitutes was the right one...

I agree with those people, who say that this post-apocalyptic multiplayer shooter needs a deeper conception instead of two generic fractions riding tricycles and capturing vital locations of the map... We have seen it all before in Battlefield, so this shooter won't stand to be a real...

Thirded. I loved the whole idea how the protagonist red some book about demonic Kremlin stars and the devilish idea of Lenin being in a supposed alliance with the satan is really damn spine chilling, especially if you know the history of USSR, it absolutely confirms the fantastical writings of...

Too bad the parasite won't just sell the company to someone who will manage to get Interplay on it's feet again. This is a bit off-top, but two of my favorite childhood videogame universes, Fallout and Command&Conquer (especially C&C) ended up in such a miserable state, that it makes me want to...

As i said, this is purely my opinion which is also very abstract in my observation. If we begin gaining a deeper insight into the point of the book, then it is different, like you have said. But if judging vaguely, then the end of the novel ends in a sudden realization that humanity was the one...

The book is very atmospheric within the terms of post-apocalyptic feelings of hopelessness and such. The author of the book did a good job delivering these feelings of the protagonist to the reader, constant fear, doubt of the world which after the war turned to hell. If in Fallout (for an...

I find it odd that GSC Game World does not have funds to develop a sequel to the series .. But on the other hand it pleases me to hear that Grygorovych is starting to experience problems because some time ago he criticized the developers of Metro 2033, stating that the game which they were...

Perhaps GSC Game World never had any serious problems with their funding at all, it could be a marketing move from Sergei Grygorovych to spark interest in the the new S.T.A.L.K.E.R game which they are developing, who knows? I really felt a lack of RPG element in S.T.A.L.K.E.R and i hope that...

I have lost my interest in it because i have my doubts that the whole project will live to see the light of day. And even if it does, like you said, it most likely will be something not worth even paying for, you know, one of them MMO's that no one pays attention to, people will not even know of...

Judging from your well justified words, can you predict what awaits Project V13? Before i used to be optimistic about it, mainly because the screenshots and the concept-art gave me a feeling of inspiration towards the work which the developers have done, but now i see that their position is...

If you ask me, i think that instead of fighting for the fallout license, Interplay should just get their stuff together and develop an original, unique post-apocalyptic world with a storyline which would support an MMO setting. The problem lies elsewhere, funding is required, cash cash cash...

After Bethesda claimed the FOOL rights, the chances of V13 seeing the finish line in development has shrunk to a size of a rotten fig :) What is the point of making a Fallout MMO when any "Fallout" material is restricted? It's a shame really, i wanted to see what would come out of V13...