I personally want a main quest to follow though, when i get tired of exploration it's nice to get railed for a while and progress the story. It doesn't have to be linear and I don't want the game to end when I finish the main quest.
Fallout: New Vegas - Magazine Tidbits #2
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I personally want a main quest to follow though, when i get tired of exploration it's nice to get railed for a while and progress the story. It doesn't have to be linear and I don't want the game to end when I finish the main quest.
Sounds really promising.
Faction stuff ,world responsiveness, skippable tutorial…
With inspired writing and refined character system this could hit the jackpot.
I too hope followers won´t be integral to the game all the time and will be implemented more in the optional and/or occasional vein, similarily to Gothics for example.
Fallout 3 was quite a solid game on its own, but really in a different league than its two predecessors. If there´s a studio that holds promise to, eh, nextgenize the franchise adequately, it´s Obsidian.
Here´s me hoping for smooth development and smart planning.
Faction stuff ,world responsiveness, skippable tutorial…
With inspired writing and refined character system this could hit the jackpot.
I too hope followers won´t be integral to the game all the time and will be implemented more in the optional and/or occasional vein, similarily to Gothics for example.
Fallout 3 was quite a solid game on its own, but really in a different league than its two predecessors. If there´s a studio that holds promise to, eh, nextgenize the franchise adequately, it´s Obsidian.
Here´s me hoping for smooth development and smart planning.
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Really looking forward to this game. I'd pre-order right now if I could. But I'm worried: usually when I anticipate too much I get disappointed. If New Vegas reminds me Fallout 2 using the Fallout 3 engine, I'll be delighted
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I'll try to keep my expectations down, so I won't get disappointed, but it's definetly going to be hard. I really am thrilled that Obsidian is working on a FO title.
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Why are no more mutants allowed covering this? They don't like any other game except Fallout 1/2
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Maybe they are giving Obsidian the benefit of the doubt? They did also cover loads of FO3 preview stuff ...
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I see what you're saying but I think there's still hope
Hope for what? I *want* it to be in first-person again. That was one of the things I liked about FO3.
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+1. I liked that change and find isometric highly overrated in the RPG community. The engine worked very well for me and can be a solid base. I might even had rated FO3 above the predecessors if the writing had been better and the SPECIAL implementation been tuned/balanced better.
Even a lobotomized Obsidian team can beat bethsoft in the first department, and that is enough for me to look forward to this game.
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At least you are man enough to play OB before finishing the MQ .
sorry for the out of topic
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NOw now, covering and slandering are two differant things.
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