Lexx

Man, he is talking weired stuff again. Especially the last two sentences can be really confusing. My guess is: Obsidian had experience with Fallout, but with ES, nobody else except Bethesda has experience with it (development wise). Also they try to keep their shizzle together and don't give it out to other people if not really needed. No clue if I got it right now, though.

He makes as perfectly sense as prosper can.

Huh, I just remembered, that OWB is going to be released tomorrow... Totally forgot about that.

It's timelord technology, nothing to fix there. I don't think there is any room interior of that small size anyway. Plus, the room would be far too small for what is in there currently.

Ah, that's another point I'd like to blame: Somehow it feels to me as if there wasn't enough advert for DS3. I mean, even the "Dungeon Siege in name only!" people came out only *after* the demo was released, never before, even though it was known in what direction DS3 is going.

Didn't we agreed already that metacritic score is bull****? What I wonder is why DS1 sold at all. I can't remember anything that was revolutionary or such about that game.

We can't really judge if 100k sold is a bad number, because we don't know how expensive that game was. :>

Yes, the name is different.

Maybe they will release some PlayBox 0 8 15 console.

Oh noez, Prosper found this board. Yes, that fits perfectly the "random video game news"-thread.

That is very, very cruel.

Uh no, never will start a Let's play... thread, too much work, too much dedication needed. :>

Wasn't that stuff shown already? Or at least something similar, because the second part looks very familiar to me. Can't believe it's still 1 1/2 months till release. Meh.

Finished Singularity again yesterday. Now I can concentrate on Amnesia. :>

Ah, sorry. I was somehow confusing that.

That sounds a bit harsh. That ammo has weight has some influence on the game, but the influence really is not that heavy, as long as you don't go for rockets and rifle grenades, etc. You do not have to walk to merchants all the time, you do not need to go back to your house all the time and get more ammo or switch the weapon, etc. Of course I can only speak for myself, but with around 100 of ammo for a weapon (if it's not a minigun), I can hold out pretty long and if you don't carry every possible weapon and armor with you, there is more than enough room for even more ammo. Especially guns like the Cowboy Repeater, Trail Carbine, Pistols, etc. do not need massive ammounts of ammunition and even if you run out of your favourite ammo, there is plenty of alternative stuff in the gameworld that can keep you running. If you really need more supplies, normally a merchant is close to every quest hub, which can be reached even faster with fast traveling. :> You just have to clean up your inventory every once in a while and that should be all. Ask yourself if you really have to carry every weapon with you and if you really need a type of each armor and if you really need 2000 leads in your pocket and so on and so on. If you strike out everything you only need every once in a while or just reduce it by half, there should never be a problem with your carry weight in "hardcore"-mode. Of course, if you have only a STR of less than 4, it will become a problem.

And I thought I will not read any bull**** today. /Edit: Except the last point, which was a nice twist. /Edit?: The last point of the score-part. /Edit?: I don't find the article funny, but after approx half of the text I think I realized that this isn't serious. :>

The ammo weight never really hindered me in anything. It's just not possible to carry lots of rockets 'n stuff, but that's all.

INTERVIEW: Christoph Hartmann, 2K Games Bah? Bah.

That's pretty cool.

But DX:HR isn't even out yet. :>

As the OWB release date is pretty badly placed for me, I probably will need around a week again to finish it, just like with Honest Hearts. Though, I am still much more tensed to see how Lonesome Road will turn out, because I personally can't think of any way to make a long, lonesome road to look fun and with around 7 to 8 hours of gameplay.

Still some Singularity again as long as it's daylight outside. When it get's dark (which is soon), I switch to Amnesia again.

Depends a lot on the game. If I can see my character all the time and dialogue is voiced, I'd like to have my character a voice too. If I don't see my character all the time or if text is not voiced in general, I don't mind.

Played a little bit Amnesia right now. I am still right at the beginning, but it seems... interesting. Reminds me a little bit of Lovecraft, though that also could be, because I've read a few Lovecraft stories in the past week.