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i know i've only registed yesterday but :wall: in addition to the points raised regarding tb/iso i personally find it difficult to invision the implementation of VATS making Fallout 3 merely a "modified version of turnbased". it must also be noted that, unless i'm again mistaken, "all we...

you'll have to excuse me for being rude but i was wondering if you've read many of the articles here regarding Fallout? or whether you were active around the time of van buren? as quite a few of the changes that were proposed were discussed, if memory serves correctly (i still have a chuckle...

while i could be wrong it appears that much appears to be based on what people view a sequel to be. from my reading (again i might be wrong as i wouldn't like to be accused of putting words into his mouth) concernedcitizen appears to view a sequel be sucessful (just to be clear i mean...

err while your reply isn't directed at me i can't help but wonder if you're attempting to indulge in "weasel words" (i believe i've seen the term being used a few times in wiki since you seem to hold it in such esteem) as in the quotes you can provided i don't appear to see anywhere where he 1-...

my statement or that of innuendo? as it was his that seemed to suggest that rpgs were merely about "playing a role" fullstop (no caveats were stated or even suggested), you'll have to forgive me if i choose to hold to my view that his (and one which has so tiresomely been used so often in...

sorry if this comes off as a troll but i couldn't help but comment at the use of the tired old "rpg for is a game where you play a role" line as it always seems to ignore that in pretty much computer games as a whole you "play a role"

while i am far from an expert on nwn (although i did play it, no real long-term impression was made), unless i'm mistaken much of the irritation with it (even today) was what many saw as a turgid OC which seemed tacked onto the product almost as an afterthought (probably also not helped by...

you'll have to excuse me for butting in but i can't help being somewhat surprised that the mere idea of a turn based system in an rpg in the Fallout series is seen as "experimental"