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You're confusing the medium with art. Modern games are composed from three or more different and established art forms - visual arts, music and literature. The game itself is a medium where these three are joined together. If you strip a game from these forms of art there won't be anything left...

I feel high. No, it's not Jet. I smell a barbecue near. Next: Critical hit with Gauss in the eyes

I just realized that when Tim Cain dies we won't get any games where we can lie

Unfortunately not all songs have been identified but here's a good list from an old thread to start your research http://www.nma-fallout.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9511&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=40

Just a small correction from me. Although credited for that, Mark Morgan didn't compose all music for Fallout games. It would be more appropriate to say he remixed / altered the original music.

I really, really tried hard but I just can't seem to grasp what's so wrong with lying in the game. Can you give me an example of a cRPG that allows you to lie other than Planescape Torment? If lying is making a comeback I'm all for it. Just don't forget about roleplaying in the RPG. 93%...

Have you been playing Planescape Torment much lately? J/K :lol: Anyway I would call games entertainment medium first, art second.

Corpses rot slowly That's what you idiots get Shitting in my boat Next: Master and Morpheus

I wouldn't exactly agree on that. Design and gameplay subsystems are very important, but they're part of your design process which comes first. Later, when it comes to technical implementation and if you make a wrong tool selection, there's no way you'll implement your design as planned...

The song is on the Dune soundtrack. IIRC, one or more Eno's songs appear in Fallout as well. Not that he was credited for that or something.

Shhh, don't talk so loud about it. You might open Pandora's Box of controversial Fallout-like music and find out how an artist or two was ripped. Anyway, you won't find the piece in the movie, it wasn't used.

It is obvious that: A) Bethesda doesn't have skilled programmers that feel comfortable working with Gamebryo. Fallout 3's Gamebryo was badly hacked for the needs of the game thus making it very slow. Other Gamebryo games work fine AFAIK. B) Games don't exactly come with Hollywood...

It was already determined that the textures were different as in high quality (PC) vs. medium quality (Xbox, PS) different. Anyway, love those car wrecks.

The page looks great, I don't see what's your problem with it. It doesn't validate - big deal. :roll: Or you could grab a Gauss gun and start cleaning the place. I doubt anyone's forcing them to do anything. :lol: Yeah, you're struggling more with the camera than with the enemies...

So everybody gets their own main plot or they all share it?

I second that, but it's very unlikely. They could hire his company this time around :D I'm totally MMO ignorant, so I have to ask - do they have a story or is it just a world where there's no such thing as a main plot?

I know, I know. I mentioned it on purpose :lol: I love win 2003 more than win 2000. Nothing wrong with win 200x series Great if you have a computer that will actually run win 9x after all these years, we all know how hardware easily stops working. Mind sharing with us what companies'...

I understand you're not limiting the features but wait, there are really folks running Win 9x?! And a lot of them as you say? :shock: I have some web stats from (poor) east Europe and they say this for 50000+ users Win 2000 1.94% Win 98 0.91% Win 95 0.03% Carry on with your support...

I'll let you know if anything weird pops up. Also why restrain yourself by pushing on with the Win 9x support? I haven't seen one since Win 2000/Me hit the shelves and that was ages ago in IT calendar.

If modders recreate enough of Fallout 1 & 2 in Fallout 3, then yes, Fallout 1 / 2 modding will probably fade away.