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The key thing here is 90 days. After that they'll be making money on the types of games they refused to fund themselves.

I'll just never trust origin because they stole 45.00 from me, and never acted concerned about it, or offered to help out. I've been dealing with Steam for years, and have never had an issue like that.

I'll be sticking with Steam. One intrusive DRM client is enough, and I actually trust Valve. I bought a game (battlefield 2142, $45.00)from EA Download Link (before they renamed it origin), and after two weeks it locked me out of the game saying I didn't have a valid CD key. I never...

I have to hand it to this man. He is dedicated to his work. On my next full play through I'm going to go hardcore and use his patch.

Sounds like they made a good choice with the engine. There is no need to re-invent the wheel. Content creation is what matters.

You said it there, pal. Me too.

Those are better looking than pretty much any official artwork. Good work!

Exactly how I feel, which is why that seemed like a cheap shot to me. They're staying true to Diablo, and that is exactly what the fans wanted.

I'm not so sure that's fair at all. Frankly Diablo was always a dumbed down RPG. When a lot of people were playing Diablo 2, I was playing Fallout 2 because I thought Diablo was too simple and dumb. As to artistic freedom, I seem to remember early comments from him that stated Blizzard...

Not sure what is true regarding the Stalker rights. Some are saying Bethesda owns them now, others are saying they don't.

The latest churnings from the rumor mill say that Bethesda bought the rights to Stalker. (not joking)

Now that money is involved, how long before Bethesda's lawyers shut it down?

I do get satisfaction seeing him slap down the "Immersive" argument about why all games should be first person shooters.

I remember being anxious the day before they opened up the project, because for us old-school gamers this really was a "put your money where your mouth is" moment. Had it failed, the "I told you so" cries from every RPG Shooter fan would have been intolerable. I'm happy to see that it...

This would certainly ease their job of making it multi-platform.

I would think that this is probably the largest decision of the project. Choose wisely.

NV is definitely one of the few games that has worthwhile DLC for it.

Not even really worth responding to. This guy has missed the entire point of why it's being funded like it is. For fuck's sake, if Fargo wanted to make a modern action-RPG he would have just had a publisher fund it, put on his red boots, and been done with it.

You'd think people around here would understand, but I suppose that is asking a lot. Let me spell it out. The reason Obsidian has no isometric turn based cRPGs in its resume is the same exact reason why Fargo had to turn to kickstarter to get his isometric turn based RPG funded....

Ok I'm officially excited. Just thinking about the possibilities here. Obsidian recently hired Tim Cain on full time, right? This has to happen!