IGN's Fallout: New Vegas Demo at E3
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No it isn't. Pretty women who do no journalistic work have no place in journalism, sod off.
Also why is so much of the stuff from E3 so loud? Not just New Vegas, but all games I've been covering for GB, all the videos are really loud. It's bad enough to have to go through G4 TV's CONSTANT EXCITABLE SHOUTING.
Also why is so much of the stuff from E3 so loud? Not just New Vegas, but all games I've been covering for GB, all the videos are really loud. It's bad enough to have to go through G4 TV's CONSTANT EXCITABLE SHOUTING.
KillerBee256
Still Mildly Glowing
Really? I found her more than a little annoying I mean sure she's good looking, but does she really know any about games, or was she hired by IGN so males drool or over her?dev said:
Looks like they still have some tech work to do when it comes to getting your stuff back in your inventory.
Otherwise casinos will be the new car trunks and that's just terrible.
Otherwise casinos will be the new car trunks and that's just terrible.
Notice how quick they keep skipping over dialogue?
It'd be unusual, but I wonder if it still has some placeholders they want to avoid people hearing...
Regardless, they're doing their best to sell the gambling and violence over dialogue, C&C and plot. Because who cares about those?
It'd be unusual, but I wonder if it still has some placeholders they want to avoid people hearing...
Regardless, they're doing their best to sell the gambling and violence over dialogue, C&C and plot. Because who cares about those?
13pm
Water Chip? Been There, Done That
Brother None said:
Yeah, it seems more like selling. And I'd skip those too if I had to read em for the hundredth time.
Hoover Dam.
From Hoover Dam.
In that "first" GameVideos.com clip the voices for the NCR troops sounded a bit off. I wouldn't be surprised if there's still voiceover work to do. It seems like the kind of thing that's easy to add later on. The weapon stealing bug was kind of funny though. I was wondering why it was taking so long to demonstrate a weapon. It's still in development, bugs are to be expected. They've still 4 months till release, right? 
tekhedd
Hoarding ammo IS gameplay
Lexx said:
And tons and tons of coal.
And as alternative, from Helios One, if the player is doing it 'right'. :>
They have black people working for this.fedaykin said:
[spoiler:7b4197ed6c]No racism intended, I don't even know black people, since there are none in my country.[/spoiler:7b4197ed6c]
Anyway, he lost karma for stealing - DAMN! I know it's more realistic, but I hate it anyway! Like if they used to have no weight for ammo before Fallout 3, and they add it in Fallout 3 - I'd hate it.
Also, he got negative reputation for "anonymously" blowing those people - WTF!?!?!? I mean, how the fuck can he get that reputation? It seems like nobody has passed his Intelligence check here. Because if someone did, he would go like:
(Intelligence) So, if your character kills stealthly people, nobody will know he killed them? And nobody will hate his for that?
Seriously, WTF!? Anyway, even the original Fallouts has their fails (at the end of the Temple of Trials, if you steal the key, you unlock the door and walk through it before the very eyes of Cameron, but he seems to not notice that).
Well, if people just randomly blow up, I would suspect the guy holding the detonator has something to do with it. But, hey, that's just me.
recombined
First time out of the vault
chris avellone's voice is really awful. also they both look like dudebros. that is all.
verevoof said:
I agree. But what if you hide and nobody sees you? You still get negative reputation. Anyway, if they knew you blew up those people, they'd attacked you (what's the difference between this and shooting that person/people with a pistol). In real life, you'd make sure nobody sees you holding the detonator anyway.
Forhekset said:
Yeah, that's another thing, what's with all these invited journalists clapping, whooping and jumping around about how excited they are. It's okay to love games, guys, it's part of the job, but honestly, keep a little professionalism going on please.