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Indeed. Thank you. I agree :D

A screenshot in a RPG magazine announcing a GURPS based computer game. The shot showed a guy fireing a flamethrower at a giant scorpion. Now that was cool :D

I hate this thread :(

I think that's one of the reasons why they didn't adopt the Van Buren engine (besides the fact that learning someone else's code is hard). I bet they had to pay Interplay extra money to licence that engine and they said "screw that, we're not paying for a totally unknown engine when we're making...

Of course they have a plan. But they won't reveal anything now, because those plans will change drastically over the course of the next few months. That's the way of pre-production. Even simple things as the perspective should be handled with care. Would you rather have a developer that said...

Indeed it was. I stand corrected. *tips hat*

Plus AvP was a comic book long before it was turned into a computer game.

Just someone trying to be funny

Hi, I'm part of the recent influx, though I've lurked these boards before. You guys are mean :wink: Anyhow, keep up the good job providing us with Fallout related news and other entertainment.

Silly man :D Doom, Wolfenstein and Duke Nukem 3D were actually 2.5D games. I don't know the technicalities, but basically you could not have one room on top of the other (unless the engine cheated). Height was suggested with l33t programing tricks. It wasn't true 3D. The first engine capable...

Those games were made by Akella, not by Betheda. You should know that Bethesda is some kind of a Publisher/Developer hybrid. They make games of their own (The Elder Scrolls Series, Terminator games of the past, Bowling and dragster games) and they publish games for other developers (Sea Dogs...

While Morrowind's dialog system was one of the things responsible for it's sterility, I did enjoy the searchability. It's very userfriendly when it comes to looking up what was said about a certain subject. Much better than scrolling trough an endless log that chronologically recorded everything...

I just made a big post with all the info about what was said about the Van Buren project, I come back here to post it, and you already provided me with the answer :roll: What Howard said about the Van Buren didn't imply that they have the engine. I suspect that they didn't choose to licence...

I know what you're talking about. You should see how many people ask when Call of Cthulhu finally comes out :D Sorry if my first posts were short and stupid, as I was tired at the moment I actually did read the interviews, then skimmed over them after your first reply and now I'm going to...

Why, I must be blind. I'll get beck to those interviews. I never treated you as a criminal, did I? Now you've got me completely confused. Did I handcuff you?

So I went back to read the interviews again and to pluck out the press realeases, trying to clean out the mess of "too early's" in my head. But nowhere did I find mentioned the fact that Bethesda now posesses the Van Buren code. Sure they talk about the assets and about how they don't know yet...

Blablabla and all it's assets is all I remember.

Does Bethesda have the Van Buren code? Was that part of the deal or not?