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The art for many of these games, especially the Black Isle games like IWD, is so good, that I really wish it was incorporated more into the actual games. It seems like long after I play one of these games, I bump into some concept art for the game that is amazing and I think what a shame they didn't incorporate it into the actual game. Is the sole purpose of this art to just use as a guide to build the character models, locations, etc.? I think when you have these great images of creatures, places, or characters, you should have a hyperlink in your quest journal, and whenever that place or creature is mentioned you can click on the name and see this art. IMO that would make the game a much richer experience, and you already have this art, why not use it?

Thanks for the reply – a couple of follow-up questions: 1)A forum for project Delaware discussion was in place long before it will be officially announced. Will you open another discussion forum soon for the next project, even though it is a long ways away from an announcement? (The speculation will be entertaining) 2)Can you give us a guess-timate as to the total number of employees you will have when this latest round of hiring is complete? Thanks again

I am wondering how the hiring has been going. You have had several jobs posted for over 2 months, have you had any luck in filling these positions? If you have filled any of these positions, do they remain posted because you are hiring more than just one person into each posted position (multiple artists, designers, etc). ..and, if so, how many total new employees do you plan on hiring? Thanks

How would you rate this "un-named" game on a scale from 1 to 10?

Just curious

.. since you asked, the game I would most like to see is project Jefferson completed by Obsidian. It would be nice not to have to wait the several years it would take for them to develop a project of that caliber from scratch. What else is Interplay going to do with that thing, leave it on a shelf to rot? Other than that, any PC-only role-playing game. Any setting will do as long as it isn't Old West or Superhero related.

A setting I think would have a lot of potential would be one set around Heaven/Hell, Angels vs. demons. The best part would be that the last time I checked, no-one owned the license to Heaven or Hell for that matter - so no fear of licensing fiasco's squashing the project halfway through development

I was hoping one of the Fab Five founders would drop by to say hello, but all seems strangely quiet from the Obsidian guys (do you really have better things to do on a Saturday?). Who will be the first to jump into this pit of rabid dogs - don't be afraid, it is really quite comfortable down here. So, my question to you is, have you landed your second project yet? I remember reading somewhere how you were actively seeking it out, any luck? (I am assuming that it would be OK for you to answer yes/no to a question this general) -