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I like Lucas more than Anjali from the Voice Acting. I don't know it just really fits the lines. Edit: Or do you mean how their personality sounds? I don't know. Lucas sounds very involved in the plot and he could be a rather standard but very well written charachter. Gameplay (though I suppose meele could still be fun, it just doesn't sound as interesting as playing an "explosive and guns" character or a "slash and then turn into a fire elemental" one) and story-wise (kind-hearted heir to the Legion.. though at least his dialogue as a companion with Anjali near the Heart of Nagog made him look more intelligent than most of the type).

Basically everyone except Lucas sounds very interesting. Poor Lucas.

So basically, people suspected this so far and I think we already had some info pointing to that, but now Nathaniel Chapman confirmed it: Dungeon Siege III uses Steamworks on PC. ...on Something Awful. Really?

Slew of PAX East previews.. all brief. Part of them are courtesy of GameBanshee: GameRant Crave Ready Up

Working hard on the DLC, Chris?

Animations look impressive, most RPGs have very clunky animations. Also combat does look fun but I don't know.. I guess I have Risen 2 and Skyrim already, so I may as well give this a try.

The most condescending developer I've ever seen, that's for sure.

NEVER enough. NEVER.

We have a thread already about that, by Ausir, with the source.

That was fairly horrible.

Mostly his background :face scarred but not in game, either a great tribal warrior or a Legionnaire from 12, the way Caesar describes it and the way he talks don't seem to match perfectly.. you could reconcile all of this, no doubt, but the presentation felt a bit jarring. I admit though, I probably overreacted by defining him as "terribly" inconsistent. Yeah, I'm fairly sure he wrote the main storyline (though with some input from Josh, as far as I understand, who wanted some things to be put in the game, like Caesar referring to Hegelian dialectics). Also, Mr. House, Benny and Victor are all excellently written characters, so I admit, I may have been a little too quick calling him off.

I wish him all the best. As Creative Director for the game, he had a hand in the main story (could have been better but fits the Fallout structure) and some characters and that's it? I think he's written Caesar and maybe part f the Legate dialogue with Avellone? (Terribly inconsistent character by the way) I got to say, he didn't seemed to be one of Obsidian's aces to me, but I'm afraid of being a little too dismissive.

Rock, Paper, Shotgun sort-of-preview piece. Quinns: I

I like Kotor2 a lot but I think that the whole "shades of grey" thing was a bad decision. It really doesn't fit the universe and Kotor2 feels, at times, like it's set in another setting despite the aesthetic and all the lore. Still, it's a very good game.

Link? http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive...ils-leaked.aspx

Bethesda confirmed that the news was false.

How?

Only "preview" (I use the term pretty loosely) I've been able to find from Pax EAST: http://www.shogungamer.com/news/dungeon-si...w-pax-east-2011

Was this posted? Molyneux: I lied, lol.

Gameplay footage from an old build (we've already seen it, but mostly spliced/with pauses and voice-overs): Giga.de preview:

I love how they go all "our sources say it's not an exclusive for Xbox360 anymore" when it's already been confirmed. Quality journalism.

Yes and no. It's really weird that a company that has a fairly successful title under their belt that looks very bad (Fallout: New Vegas) would say that, but then again, it's a title that has special circumstances surrounding it (a strong brand, fairly quick sequel to a very very successful title, etc.). That said, it's not like that for every kind of game, but it certainly is like that for THEIR game since they tout "immersion" as the most important feature.

New IGN PC Preview that reads like a summary. They keep saying that you can't save progress in every multiplayer mode which contradicts the Destructoid article. PR department really REALLY should start to clarify things, considering one of the game's main selling points is multiplayer...

Thought you guys might be interested.

English version (linking to GameBanshee instead of the original article because I spotted it there and because Buck's comment is fairly interesting).