sorophx

by the looks of it it will be exactly like Wildlands. not a bad thing, necessarily, since Wildlands itself plays a lot like the first Far Cry

I think you guys need a new thread. just sayin'

the thing is, I like replicas more than I like 'homages'

doesn't sound like it did in the 80s, though. the arrangement is modern, which makes it sound 'fake' pretty much like in that Turbo Kid movie

anyway, been playing a lot of TES Online lately, and overall I like it quite a bit. some of the environments look amazing the writing is bad, in general. story-related quests are nothing to write home about, but sometimes you can find gems here and there.

don't forget Rogue Trip!

DOS is one of those game that I know I should play through at least once but every time I try I have to force myself to play it for more than 10 minutes. it's so bad in almost every aspect, that getting to the good stuff (engaging tactical combat) seems impossible

I've always been bad with traps... should've told you before you recruited me!

as far as combat goes, OWL (Original Waste Land) had terrible controls, I agree. as far as exploration, I don't have any other games from that time to compare it to. I only played Scorched Earth and Street Rod

so, it turns out George Ziets is lead designer on WL3, so that gives me some hope it will turn out better than WL2 (which, as far as I'm concerned, is worse than the original game)

oooh, I'm in this as well, exciting! :D just in case, I prefer to use assault rifles exclusively, and am more of a close quarters guy rather than shooting from long distances. judging by the screenies the game takes place in claustrophobic spaces, which suits me just fine

Elder Scrolls Online is free to play for the next 6 days. figured I'd try it. turns out it requires 70+ GB of disk space, I don't even have a partition big enough to download and install it

Hey, look, it's Agiel! and what else would he be doing but admiring a gunship

is this the Twilight Zone?

now you're asking for it D:

Shivering Isles was pretty cool, but Morrowind is the single best Bethesda creation, and don't make me fight you over it

I took the survey. Were there specific answers we had to give? yes, your answers have to convince Gollop to make his new game play similar to XCom Apocalypse rather than the original

to me Destiny looked too much like Borderlands, so I'll definitely be skipping this one. but man do I wish they took pointers from Bungie in Massive and made The Division 2 a first-person shooter

I too own Battle Realms and I don't even know what that game is

Basically it's asking if we liked XCOM ? "just DO IT"

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5J4IFZ8kFb-56VioWvtysG0QNZDbMorsdpVPPmOXPUxs9XQ/viewform#responses take this survey, or I will think poorly of you

coming from a guy with the word "Sonic" in his user handle, I'm not a bit surprised

best special ops unit on the planet relegated to providing security detail for some cocaine-producing bum, just great... ugh, that's not a nice way to go... aawww, such a cute alpa... hey! no spitting! winning hearts and minds, I guess

are we talking about existing games as isometric RPGs as the first post implies? 1. Deus Ex (can't stand how that game looks and plays, but would love to play a turn-based isometric version of it) 2. Wasteland (really liked it back in the day, but as more time passes it gets less and less enjoyable; the original is a less focused game IMHO, which prevented me from finishing it several times, a more polished Wasteland on, say, Tyranny's engine would've been a dream to play. 3. Fallout 3 (FO3 gave us New Vegas, but I wonder to this day, what if Black Isle or Obsidian actually had gotten to make it instead) if we're talking about hypothetical games, though I'd go with: 1. Darklands 2 2. Jagged Alliance 3 3. Syndicate something-something 4. Ghost in the Shell RPG 5. Aliens RPG