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Give this man a medal...and then the rights to produce the next fallout game. :clap: Seriously, this is too obvious, so I can't understand why it would be so rare we see this. (Then again, maybe you're all blue in the face on the topic) Dragon Age feels like an MMO to me, but at least...

I miss the ability to queue actions...it's almost like they were attempting to compete with MMOs with this title. The world feels fairly artificial in many ways, and the day/night cycle is one of them. In fact, I switched back to Titan Quest after spending a few hours with DA:O and had more...

Oh yeah! Awesome.

Wow your ire and dedication to the core Fallout is impressive and thrilling. While some people may be turned away by your dedication to those core ideals and your passion for them, I am thrilled to see your well referenced responses. I don't understand how someone could play Fallout 1 or 2...

I like Oblivions combat, but then again, I have great memories of battling liches and rotworms in Ultima Underworld II. I just downloaded the Gothic II demo...I remember trying the first games demo, but its control system seemed archaic, but I'll give this a shot anyway...although I am busy...

This quote I agree with the most. But just a thought, this place is not where one goes to get nice...people will be far more mature than most general gaming sites, but not always nice. Of course, I was called numbnuts just for agreeing with a fellow poster on IGN that Oblivion was severely...

OH MAN!!! I love this thread...so right on. Roshambo, take them to task...I can't get enough of your beligerence on this topic. Please, tell me you are working on a game for all of us types who want a real CRPG! Mortiz, your descriptions of character interactions has been very...

yeah...the radiant AI is utterly unimmersive...I saw two random guild members sleep in the same bed...so I go in a different room, and I wake up with one of those people in my bed...I don't mind waking up to random people in general, but if they are being governed by Radiant AI, I want more...

Thanks for your thoughts...it's something that has been creeping up on me as well, and is tied to my feelings aboutthe NPCs in Fallout...I felt emotionally tied to the story and those suffering. I forget the guy in FO2 that one can help get out of servitude at the local bar in the first city...

No worries...I just feel like this site is the only one that gets us...so many people get offended by criticisms of games they are enjoying...all the time closing their eyes to what they could have. Regarding my Truman show comment, I wasn't speaking literally about the acting, but how the...

I remember playing the demo way back in the day, and for some reason or other it didn't hook me...not that I really gave it a shot. I wish I knew what I had been thinking...first off the engine seemed to lifeless and static for me (boy was I ever wrong, especially considering what we are stuck...

It's been awhile since I played Morrowind, but yes, it wouldn't surprise me if one of the first things you see is an elf...as it is a fantasy land. But, that turned you off from the beginning. I suppose if you did get passed that first hurdle then you would prolly find the similar faults...

I can't back the government up on this one...I mean, they want it wrapped up in a nice package, but to do that they need to ignore a lot of info. I do find it highly improbable that all buildings involved would freefall. There are too many questions unanswered to believe this...

One thing I really enjoyed about the movie (not sure about the graphic novel yet) was the idea of coincidences. In this day and age where one cannot even create a thread between what a politician said (which is documented) and what they are later saying about what they previously said (which is...

As much as I love reading Roshambo's rants on what is the pure RPG essence captured within Fallout 1/2, I was wondering if there was a distillation of his thoughts on the topic... I love fallout, and I haven't been able to play an RPG since its release that hasn't made me think I would rather...

The best implementation of a FP TB system, in my view, was Wizardry 8, but then again that was done by people with a passion and dedicated to creating a living world... You could look around all you wanted to no penalty, which helped you get oriented during battles. That said, I do not...

Of course, I am basing my statements on Daggerfall and Morrowind, but if they are referring to their own past as a defense for this project, I am very nervous.

I don't see how this interview is any better...their idea of an open ended game is to just have a world you can roam around in with no real point. You can do that in the fallout series, but the random stuff you do has an affect on the world, so there is more to openended than just being able...

With you there IMissLark....althouigh I didn't finish for until three years after release. I couldn't get passed the electric locked door field room at the end...it sucked. But one time I loaded it up and managed to pick a door and I was all set.

I love all you NMA people...you are the best...everytime I see a fight break out around here you just shred anybody. I'm not the most intelligent person in the world, but I've noticed something about those people who truly love the fallout series, they are intelligent thoughtful people...at...