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Jumped on it. Its good to have it digitally too. Though, the best Fallout related stuff we'll never get Now, imagine the same thing with Cain, Boyarsky and so on.

Emil worked on Thief 2 and I wouldn't consider him skilled when it comes to writing at all. Fallout 3 (He was the Lead Designer there too remember?) and Skyrim are proof enough. Though I have to say there seem to be 1-2 Writer/Designer at Bethesda that actually can write as you still come across...

Theres not much indication at all that they are working on a Icewind Dale RPG. From what I gathered Virginia = XBLA Action RPG / Project Lead Zane Lyon North Carolina? = Original IP / Project Lead Josh Sawyer New York = Animation Project 2D/Project Lead Unknown And they probably hired...

Its more Mid 2010-Mid 2011. Would be a little early for that,

It is (at least the first part) mostly about Nuka Break but its still pretty interesting. Edit: Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zgt_2YPee0

I actually really like the Lonesome Road Narrative but an easy explanation for that is that Avellone tried to combine several of his earlier Fallout-related Ideas into Lonesome Road while at the same time making it a very personal, focused experience. Dead Money and OWB both didn't have this...

I don't think any of these three things was as bad as the more silly things in F2. And explained (even if it is sometimes questionable) in the game. Thats not really the case for much in F2. Also whats wrong with New Vegas itself? I thought it was overall well executed and nowhere near New...

Not to mention it didn't make a lot of sense. I like lulzy stuff in my Fallout actually. But it still has to make sense in the setting itself. Sadly this wasn't the case at times in F2. I enjoyed a lot more of the "lulzy" stuff in F:NV (and Add-Ons) than I did in F2 for this reason.

vgchartz is inaccurate as hell and doesn't count steam sales at all. Though it wasn't a big hit at all of course. Apart from that though, the game seems to have been pretty cost efficent and it still gets the DLC. So, I wouldn't say it was another Alpha Protocol.

I still don't get the DSIII hate. (Apart from it beeing an Action-RPG) Mainly because it can keep up in all elements with other Obsidian Games. Its only real downside is lack of content. It also features the most well written/logical lore of an Black Isle/Obsidian game since the original Fallout.

Game was released at different location earlier. Sure, non simultanious releases are a problem but I was speaking generally.

Alternative for Publishers is that the game is already cracked on warez sites before it releases. And thats definitly going to hurt sales a lot. (And more than probably any crack after release could) For that reason its one of the few security measures I can understand.

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Play through in that order.

... Seriously? Its a pretty obviously not meant to be taken seriously. So are all other weapon descriptions in the blog entries.

Hmmm, can't say I agree. At least for some people he clearly/seemingly wasn't. Regarding Joshua Graham for example everyone on NMA seemed to agree that he fell short of expectations. Ulysses however is a lot more controversial as seen in the Lonesome Road Thread and on this very page.

Thats kinda what Avellone does. Everytime. Its not like this is any different since Planescape. Also while I can "understand" your opinion. Its pretty dangerous. Especially if you develop any type of story in a setting . Because at a certain point its less about if the writing is...

Pretty much my opinion too. Though I needed 6 1/2.

You know, even without actually looking it up. I'm pretty sure different speech patterns existed before watchmens rorschach. Apart from that. They both have strong opinions about politics, I guess? I mean its possible that Ulysseus was inspired by Rorschach, but rip-off...? @GeeZee...

Retarded? What? Seriously, I don't get all the problems you people with the holotapes.