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This is part of an email exchange I just had with Scott Rodenhizer. He's a real nice guy and worked on the heads for Harold, Gizmo and all of the others. Before he worked on Fallout, he worked at the Jim Henson Creature Shop. When I was reading his email I could just hear him talking with...

I just spoke to Scott Rodenhizer (the guy who did the clay work in Fallout). It turns out he made the heads in the dialogue screen so they could be digitised. So yes I was wrong about the creature animations. Oh well... Bad guess. :) Anyway he is a really cool guy and if he gives permission...

You're right. 10 people aren’t enough and the AAA devs don't care, because they are targeting a huge casual market. Personally I think the days of hardcore AAA games that appeal to intellectuals are over, because there are far more casual gamers than hard core gamers and they are buying...

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I can't believe there is nine pages of this! Stop talking and make the game! If it people like it they'll like it. If they don't they won't. :) Personally I'd love to see a Water World style Fallout, where you have turn based vehicle combat as well as hand to hand combat. Imagine an army...

US. I've been waiting a long time for another Fallout and I'm not buying any more games til I get one.

alec: You should be an NPC in Fallout. :lol:

What about the guts spilling out, the rib cage opening up and the chunks of flesh flying off until the body reduces to nothing (all the while the body is animating wildly)? ;) All of the creature models I've seen just have the skin on the outside (there are no innards). Thats what made me...