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What we list in stretch goals are solid, citable examples of things we add, not a full list of everything added at that point. All the money goes into the game anyway, so the game is always being built out and expanded, existing areas and new. What else do you think happens with the money? This...

Holla holla.

I put up a farewell post on GB which Watch and Codex picked up but I didn't feel like making a big deal out of it here. I'm a line producer. Kind of an assistant producer type job, I do a lot of editing and final passes for Kickstarter/PR stuff, assist Kevin Saunders and Chris Keenan on the...

Statuette of First Castoff, available in higher tiers. Pretty neat!

Seriously, Ubisoft's rushed development schedule always feels so cash-grabby. But as long as the games are good, I don't mind! Trailer was leaked

Haha, I can dig all these zany New Vegas LPs. I cracked up when Black Dynamite just started kicking people to pass dialog checks. Haha.

Pirate Creed? I haven't even played III yet! Those guys always sure do seem to rush to get more sequels out.

...not bad for who? Alex Smith is like the most average quarterback who ever quarterback'd. If that's what you want, just draft Ryan Nassib with the 34th overall. They're sending a 2nd now and a 3rd that could become a 2nd next year. That's just highway robbery. Poor Chiefs fans. Going from...

I am digging all the thoughtful replies/debate. Agree with the video or not, but I always dig content that gets people talking :clap: Very true. Long since been what TES should be, if they had different priorities.

He's a little droning, yeah, but it's a good video, and it's such an important core difference between Bethesda and Obsidian. Bethesda doesn't care about setting plausibility, or thinking about why and how things happen. They just shove in whatever is "cool" and hope you get distracted enough...

The 25th Kickstarter update for Wasteland 2 is a follow-up on the video update, following up on the camera, the HUD and dialog.<blockquote>The last thing we want to talk about is the keyword dialog system. Many of our systems are designed to be a modern take on systems from the original...

It is pretty important to know how to deal with fan feedback. You can't make everyone happy and shouldn't try, but at the same time you should take them seriously, and not just as "people who can give me money" (PR-style) either. I think finding that right balance depends a lot on your...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp6EFBXNFO8 Oh man, it looks so awful. - Rooms are pre-sized - Dungeon layout is irrelevant - Heroes raid through ladders making traps irrelevant and defensible layout impossible - Resources come through non-interactive raids - AI is non-existent -...

That's not a Wasteland 2 piece, just an unrelated piece by Wallin. Don't know why NowGamer put it up with the interview, they may have misidentified it as a WL2 piece.

NowGamer offers a new interview with Brian Fargo, though it covers very familiar grounds.<blockquote>What stage is your game at? At this point we are at approximately the halfway point in the development cycle for Wasteland 2. I have us on a 6/6/6 plan, which had us finish all the...

Word on the street on this one seems bad. I remember seeing an old beta video where it looked ok, but apparently the release is buggy and even causes GPU problems. I'm avoiding it until word is it's fixed, let alone fun.

I'm not sure you disagree with him. He nor inXile have ever called it a sequel, because it's not. It's a thematic successor. If that is enough to be worthy of the name is one matter, but a sequel it has never claimed to be.

I wouldn't say bad. It's just extremely middling. There's very little to Fallout's combat, especially since you only control one character and enemy AI is never much to write home about. But even without that, the basic system (shooting them in the eyes is always best) could've used some...

Here. Doesn't really matter anymore at this point though.