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If I wasn't afraid of a ban, I would so like link that goatse picture here.

Finnish site peliplaneetta.net gave AP 74/100. They were complaining about bugs (PS3 version) and about bad controls.

You do realize that it's not just up to Obsidian. SEGA can easily forbid them from patching the game.

If that is the Fallout team, the team has according to my count 59 people working on it

Sad fact: You don't always get what you want. That goes for you and Obsidian. I mean cmon, they are running an independent rgp development studio. It's not like they can go and force Atari to buy the assets from Interplay and then release a game on an old engine... And you know f*****ing nothing about DS3 at this point, but here you are crying like someone stabbed you in the back five times. Please keep your promise this time around and stay away

Weren't the stupid cold wights outside of Dragon's Eye and not actually inside it.

How about a fighting game like Tekken only with crates of different size and color! The end boss would be (naturally) a barrel.

Dragon's Eye in Icewind Dale was really great looking and from what I remember was fun to run through.

That's hardly an answer for my question... But I guess all the stats made you confused.

Nope, he's working on Fallout : New Vegas. He could write a character or two though

Yea, how dare they take a paying job. They should go belly up like Troika! Anyways, at least the game is in good hands. Ziets & co did wonders with Mask of the Betrayer. Oh and those concept arts look sweet

I didn't see any crates in the concept art photos which has me quite worried that this game won't support crates at all.

Yes, go ahead and introduce yourselves to us. We won't bite (I think).

There's no work being done on Wheel of Time. So that leaves

Curious how the game will turn out, but I don't know anything about the previous Dungeon Sieges and not that intrested in playing them either. Too bad it wasn't a new IP, but hopefully this project will open some doors at Square Enix for Obsidian's own projects.

Yeah, they didn't either. I just think it's silly to look at user ratings when there's like total 70 of them that have voted.

Yes, because naturally everyone who loved the game went to metacritic to vote. Oh wait, they didn't.

Well grenade machine guns are real. Not sure though if they are safe to use without a tripod. They ain't even very heavy, the one Finnish army uses weighs something like 20 to 30 kilograms.

Yep, there are few games a year that actually manage to pull off sales like RDR did on the first few weeks.

It just means metacritic ain't all that accurate when it mostly just covers one continents opinion and seems to ignore most of gaming media elsewhere.

Metacritic doesn't seem to have most of the european reviews though.

The stealth is good enough for a rpg. It's not even trying to be Hitman or Thief. People looking for stealth as good as in Thief series will be seriously disappointed. Haven't played Splinter Cells so can't really comment how it compares to those. Then again no other game has ever implemented stealth as well as Thief.

From what I remember the melee skill was viable in FO2. Just a lot harder to play than say putting points into big guns. I'm fairly certain you can beat quite many bosses in AP as well with Fury and Iron Will. Just makes it harder

No one implied they did. But if 2K Games still owns the publishing rights for Dungeon Siege III, shouldn't that rule out the possibility of Squeenix publishing it? Depends on the deal they made. If they only bought the publishing rights to those two games mentioned in that article, then I would imagine the publishing rights are (or were) up for grabs.

I beat Deng similarly as well. But you probably knew what you were getting into when you choose only melee skills with FO2. If you are playing a completely new arpg there are safer ways to build your char