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  1. GameBanshee interviews Iron Tower's Oscar, the art director of Age of Decadence and Dead State.
  2. I don't honestly notice any difference..
  3. Played a little more of the demo. The voice acting is really atrocious (not as bad as the first 2 Gothics though) but the game is surprisingly enjoyable if mindless.
  4. 1) Indeed. All the voice acting is very Gothic-y... in a bad way. 2) Some textures leave me a little bit iffy, but overall it really looks good and smooth when you max every setting. 3) You can turn off a lot of things. Not really sure if the design supports that though, I didn't really fiddle with those settings. 4) It gets annoying pretty quickly, yeah. 5) I'll have to try but it didn't seem as limited as a Bioware/Obsidian game. Still, coming from Gothic, it's annoying that they've removed such things as swimming and climbing.
  5. Usually I keep myself far away from these discussions but this ahahah. It's just laughable. Seriously. Vampire : Bloodlines copied practically every mechanic from Deus Ex. There was nothing innovative about it. It was, except for the combat mechanics (which were quite frankly atrocious) a well-realized game with great writing and atrocious coding. It's well-remembered because the storyline was great, the characters memorable and you really had the possibility of playing the character you wanted to play (well, for the first 3/4 of the game at least, then it's all combat). That's it. But innovative? No, no, no.
  6. i7 quad-core + ati 5850. 6 gigs of RAM.
  7. Ok, first impressions : good performance, good looks, no openness at all (you can't swim or climb), the combat system doesn't really seem particularly impressive so far, I wish the interface didn't look so console-ish (though I have seen worse) and there are far too many untargetable villagers that also don't react when I take out my weapons on enter their houses. Still, it seems to have the potential to be a decent game, and I definitely like the multitude of options they put in their options menu. I'll play the demo more but this looks like 'wait for its price to drop' material so far.
  8. Installing it. I'll let you know my impressions soon.
  9. RPGWatch is complaining about invisible walls and the fact that you can't go into the water. Looking more and more like this isn't Gothic, hopefully it will be an enjoyable experience nonetheless.
  10. Going to download it then. Curious. How's it performing for you Morgoth?
  11. Hahaha, so the part with the breasts was apparently just an embellishment by some drunk, fat storyteller (Zoltan Chivay?). In your face, whiners about CD Projekt's "gratuitous nudity". This game keeps inclining with each new piece that comes out. Actually, a CDProjekt dev mentioned that they're changing the scene thanks to the press feedback. That's probably the result.
  12. Is it a german-only demo?
  13. Our GameBanshee friends wrote a report about the press conference.
  14. Details about the Devil May Cry reboot.
  15. Was it mentioned that weapons have soft skill requirements too?
  16. No Mutants Allowed Eurogamer Expo contest.
  17. They never had Baldur's Gate on GOG.com for one.
  18. This is bull****. I notice no appreciable difference in the censoring and rulesets between different (and all private) american and european forums. And I can swear quite a lot on other American forums, it's just Obsidian that decided that they didn't really want people to say **** on their boards.
  19. As far as I know Fallout never dubbed itself as a survival-horror series so I don't honestly see your point sorophx.
  20. The textures you get with the PC version are the highest res textures we make.
  21. Mass Effect 3. Because, like, making new games is just so mid 1990s. I would be inclined to agree but I find it amusing to read something like that on the Obsidian boards.
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