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http://wasteland.inxile-entertainment.com/ is pretty slow for me now, looks like it's getting some extra traffic.

They got 1% of the needed sum within an hour of the Kickstarter's launch, when most of the US is asleep and before they got any major coverage. Looks pretty optimistic so far.

As mentioned before, there are ways of doing it without having an actual credit card.

In the unpatched Fallout, the mutant army would indeed overrun various towns over time, and there was a time limit before they took over Vault 13 as well. The water chip limit was never removed. One remnant of this is Patrick the Celt's dialogue. He still mentions the various towns as...

My name is in the credits of Lionheart, although given how the game turned out to be it's not much of a thing to brag about. :)

Like I said in the official forum, I don't mind the extra skill and weapon if they're not something game-breaking but e.g. a largely useless skill like toaster repair added for nostalgia factor.

You mean the Choplifter team?

Well, I guess they could always bring back a few other people like Bill Dugan or Liz Danforth, but the principal members of the team are now on board. Update: Looks like Brian did ask Liz Danforth to come on board, but she's still considering it.

And, of course, Brian Fargo's nickname is Faran Brygo. :)

Funny that one of the original ideas for the GURPS game that eventually became Fallout was time travel.

There was a plot, but much of it was in the paragraph book.

Yeah, I think that there will be references to the original, but I don't expect the main plot to depend much on it.

Well, myself, I didn't mind BOMB-1 in Van Buren either, I think it did fit the setting, unlike e.g. Mothership Zeta. And yeah, I am aware that Wasteland is not Fallout.

Well, you weren't a fan of that in Van Buren, AFAIR? What if the space station is actually taken over by aliens from, let's say, Mothership Theta?

Because Stackpole, Pavlish and Fargo are three of the four original designers of Wasteland.

One of the iconic melee weapons in Wasteland was the Proton Axe, which has since also appeared in Old World Blues.

Maybe after they gather the money for the project Fargo should start another Kickstarter for getting the name "Interplay" back.

Alan Pavlish and Michael A. Stackpole.

The original Wasteland had mostly fictional variants of real-world weapons, like AK-97, VP91Z and M1989A1 instead of AK-47, VP70Z or M16, so I'd like them to keep it that way too.

Yeah, looks like they had company networks, some of them interconnected to an extent, but nothing like the modern Internet.