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Yay, now we'll get a Baldur's Gate 3 with completely redesigned first person action and realistic fire!!! :(

Yes, he does. He basically only points at flaws in Bethesda's VATS system with much of his preview then proceeds to justify various other flaws. How does he make the conclusion that the game is great if he had nothing but negative things to say about it? Of course the things he did mention were...

I thought that maybe the interviewer was privvy to information that Bethesda has yet to release. For instance the release date listed on Amazon.com is October 7 and I know they like to jump the gun on that kind of stuff, but they've been having that listed date for months now.

Well he kept looking away as if he was hoping Pete would come and save him, so it seemed like he was squirming a bit in my book. Maybe he was laughing at the guy's accent and just couldn't concentrate on the questions well enough, who knows. Todd does think that teddy bear decapitation is...

Todd seems to get really uncomfortable everytime he asks a question for which Todd does not have a rehearsed answer. He's trying very hard to stick to the Bethesda PR lines, but the interviewer seems intent on asking about things he shouldn't. It's pretty funny to see Todd try to squirm out of...

Then I'll further amend it and say "...according to Bethesda's brilliant coding and flawless design..."

Re: Polish that head Well according to Gamebryo's physics, after you cut them off they will bounce around on the ground 3 or 4 times then cause a mini nuclear explosion when they bump into a 200 year old vehicle.

Considering the picture is black and the weapon doesn't look like a block but a tube, I'd say Bethesda were pretty off the mark if that's what they were going for. That's not really large enough to be considered a rifle either. In addition, I think the minigun looks too small and the Fatman...

There's still no excuse for that ugly block they're trying to pass off as a laser rifle. The old model would work so much better with all the little wires sticking out and it actually even looked like a rifle. Remember, the desgins weren't necessarily realistic, but fitting of what the idea of a...

What was wrong with it? Bethesda just knows how to make everything hip, man. You know that! The old stuff had too many curves for Bethesda and we all know blocks are like totally way cool.

Hence, I hope more time is spent exploring rather than fighting with Bethesda's idea of "cool" gun models. Frankly, I think that aspect sucks, but even though the environmental visuals don't quite match up with the Fallout world, they still look somewhat good. I do agree, that Super Duper Mart...

Well, considering the fact that we STILL have yet to see how the inventory system works or any of the dialog mechanics, my verdict is still up in the air. However, I will say that I think the combat system looks a lot like a poor man's Gears of War. Hopefully the actual game leans away from a...

Oblivion achieved success because it has great graphics and is easy to play, but there are several games that achieve that and contain more complex gameplay that also had commercial success. Morrowind was a much better game, had little voiceover work, large amounts of text, and was a bit more...

Is he really as dense as he seems? rant Every video I've seen of him makes him seem to be a bit of a know-it-all with almost no grasp of what it means to be creative, which is usually why his games are so unimaginative. I mean, look at his track record. He seems to ride the talented backs...

Well there's always importing, which shouldn't be a problem. I'm also sure if you're getting the PC version there should be a way to add in the censored material. It is a huge pain in the ass, but it won't be impossible for anyone to play it.

...maybe it was banned for being a tragically bad sequel to a great series... :mrgreen:

I was a big fan of Morrowind too, even though it didn't quite live up to Daggerfall, Morrowind still had a fairly memorable storyline and diverse locations. One of the first features that I noticed about Oblivion was that none of the cities really stood out from another, except maybe the city...

Sad, but true. :(

Every new bit of information that leaks out of Bethesda makes Fallout 3 look more like a reskinned Oblivion...with guns. Sorry, but it's the truth.

Well, here are some Todd Howard quotes that show otherwise: "In regards to essential NPCs, it works like Oblivion, in that when they "die" they get knocked "unconscious" and get up a little while later. It worked well in Oblivion, so we kept that system, as you can still attack everyone that...