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I hope it goes down the shitter.

Anyone ever try out Darklands? I can't believe I forgot about this one! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc4_-2iNmb4

What if your character was dying of cancer from the beginning of the game and you had to complete your main mission before you died? As the story goes by your condition gets worse and worse and you eventually bite it whether or not you were able to finish. Of course this could make the game...

Here's the announcement Lexx was talking about: Also, some screenshots of the current build of this very game! (spotted this over at www.Ja-galaxy-forum.com) Those Germans work quick! Uploaded with ImageShack.us The new look-and-feel is a great fit! I think it'll be better...

So... no Jagged Alliance 3? :( :( :( WELL AS LONG AS I CAN PLAY IT FROM FACEBOOK AMIRITE? :smug:

Darklands RPG set in 15th century Holy Roman Empire, it has an excellent character generation and extensive dialogue choices.

True, Arcanum had a really great chargen, I don't think I've seen a game with so many backgrounds to choose from since. Some of those are really great, such as: "Frankenstein Monster" and "Idiot Savant", and when I read "Miracle Operation" it actually made me a little sad, which is an unusual...

Sure, that's fine, but I mostly meant besides the norm that's referenced here on the forums all the time. But if those are the only two games you've played, alec, then that's fine, too.

So I got this game Twilight 2000 the other day and was checking out its awesome in-depth character generation system, and was wondering if any of you know of any really cool/in-depth character creation systems you have seen in a video game/RPG. I'll start by sharing some TW2K footage. Nothing...

This town name was randomly generated in Dwarf Fortress, I fell out of my chair laughing: Also, funniest X-Com overview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7OY-YFuV4M

I think this video was actually better than the last one. I'm glad Tim wanted to do these interviews. Can't wait until part 3, hoping for a part 4.

Planescape Torment was one of his best performances IMO, some of his character's lines are really well delivered. Still puts a chill to my bones when I hear TTO. :wink:

Well, the show is on a weekly basis, usually updated Sunday/Monday so we can expect the second part sometime around then next week. As for Arcanum, I couldn't imagine a Tim Cain review without him talking about that. :D

Matt Barton of Matt Chat just posted an interview on his channel with Tim Cain, in the interview he talks about all the games Tim Cain has worked on over the years, including Fallout. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgjd4i1o4UY Stay tuned for part 2, and possibly 3.

I think if Matt follows the same pattern he did for the interview with John Romero, we can probably expect a video interview segment where Avellone talks in-depth about Planescape Torment fairly soon.

Thought it was pretty interesting in case anyone else wanted to watch it. It didn't really say anything about Fallout: NV, however, so I didn't believe it was worthy of a news post. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCCuxo5YDkc Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWEl0IQm670

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_obit_ronnie_james_dio 'Tis a sad sad day for the world. Rest in peace, sweet prince. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64coD-rx9sk

9/10 pretty cool. A bazillion infinity internets to whoever knows what my avatar is from.

Medieval 2 Total War is pretty good for that. My friend with terrible high-latency internet and I often play a hotseat game and email the savegame back and forth, works out pretty well if you can get it going decently fast, and a plus is that if you guys hang out you can progress it a lot faster...

this hurts worse than Fallout 3...