Aoyagi

So this is what's considered "mature" content? And I've always thought that it stands for not-so-easily solvable problems, making decisions that matter - have consequences - and so on. Oh well. Maybe beloved Obsidian will include a gang / tribe / group that will abduct entire families so they could enslave them, sexually violate them, then kill them, then violate them again and then eat them. While, of course, it would all be clearly depicted. Following skullcrushing of said gang's members could involve sounds based on real-life torture an slaughter. My opinion on this - Fallout 2 was optimal (from my point of view), but even 'naive' worlds also have their magic, it all needs to fit together. I'm still very much trusting Obsidian's devs will make the best choice.

Here is a question: Why do you care about what others will buy? You can buy your DRM-free version. Frankly, I don't care if it has some kind of (working) DRM or not, but I'm presuming DRM is going to be Steam in this case and I see no problem there...

I'm sorry, but I think she's overrated...

I'm all up for sliders from "Maximum psycho blood mess insanity rain" to "None". Letting the users (players in this case) choose is the best option, in my opinion.

You -could- port it to PS3 and force them to use mouse+keyboard (as there actually is the possibility there). All of this after the PC master race is fed, of course. And screw XBox, I never understood why do people bother with such useless thing. Paying for access to multuplayer, hahaha!

Oh I wish it was about AP2, but Sega has said not long ago that they still don't plan releasing a sequel...who owns the AP rights anyway?

Fallout, Alpha Protocol, anything from Forgotten Realms.... I trust Obsidian will make a choice that is better than good

I was curious, who owns the license? I've just begun second playthrough and I have to admit that I would pay a full price for a sequel. But I guess that's just wishful thinking :/ . I blame Sega and their virtually nonexistent marketing.

Deleting my post wasn't nice of you. But very well, let me rephrase it: I'd support any Fallout game you may develop.