Gizmo
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I wish someone would do that [again] for Fallout. -
I'm not sure that I know that that is. (For those that don't know, what does 'overwatch' technically mean?)
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I've seen bad reviews of the combat (with users suggesting they study J/A, X-Com, and Fallout)... Is there any merit to these? (The game looks interesting)
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But there should be.
Here is a more safe for work photo of naked boobies : http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj125/Gizmojunk/boobies-1.jpg ___ @topic ~ish http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2015/08/26/funcom-the-park-horror-game/ Something we already knew ~right? http://www.medicaldaily.com/video-games-improve-decision-making-brain-power-real-time-strategy-games-starcraft-can-boost-253251
Once the transfer became final, and Interplay could not sell Fallout, the Fallout games disappeared from the open catalog. Existing owners kept them in their accounts, but no new purchases were possible. *They've done this with other titles as well. XIII is gone ~unless you had it in your account. GoG was really awesome too, they made the Fallout games free for a time.
Myth had a 3D landscape (that was put to good use), but the character graphics were all 2D sprites. Pillars is kind of the exact opposite; where the character graphics are 3D and the landscape is a 2D plane; though with some 3D effects on (and in front of) it.
So long as they get their parting shot from the fighter ~for disengaging, I don't see what the problem is.
You know... Each of those Gold Box games originally sold for about $50. That means that even Hillsfar cost quite a bit more than Skyrim did when it released.
This ending? I was wondering the same thing; and trying to post it on the GoG forums.
For myself... I've got all the maps burned into the brain; even stuff that wasn't in the clue book. *It'd be nice if this sparked a wave of popular retro-clones... Give some competition to Jeff Vogel for once.
Fan-$#^%-tastic news! (Though... I already have all of them in that kit on CD.) I wonder.... The original release accidentally (I assume) included the C source code for the Tigre engine, used to make Blood & Magic. (But that was in the Blood & Magic demo folder on the disc... That won't be among the games.)
Whenever I mention this of any developers; [usually Obsidian though], people are incredulous of that, and it seems absurd to them. I've never understood why something so obvious is deemed so unlikely, by so many... aside from the fact that they are usually trying to discredit an argument by flinging contrary developer statements at it.
Most likely uses a different database.
If anyone has a Stalker serial number from their CD version, GoG will accept that as proof of purchase, and add Stalker to their account. (This is honored for a very limited selection of other games as well.) https://www.gog.com/reclaim
Do you say that just for the hell of it, or do you truthfully not see the point? Your quotes are malformed, so one can't tell if that's said towards someone else... If it's said to me, I'm not sure why; but I am sure that it's meant to whomever ~as an insult, and accusation.
The purpose now is wholly to support the company early. This only makes sense for an 'indie' developer that you trust. *There is also the limited collectors editions though, and those do sell out.
Odd chance... This is both related to heaven & hell, and indicative of all that's wrong with FO3 & FO4 and Bethesda games in general... and it's from the 1950's. http://www.hulu.com/watch/440861 Or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBlMl-JAFXw
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I wouldn't.
Matt Chat Avellone part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6mZsJN37xo&feature=em-subs_digest
