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I'm pretty much from the opposite standpoint here, I don't like it when the player create and control the whole party. I just want to deal with "me", and then let the other characters in the party be really fleshed out by the game designers. So yeah, I very much prefer the Planescape: Torment way over the Icewind Dale way

I don't really want to do a lot of food micromanagement (or inventory micromanagement or much micromanagement at all), for me it's very dull.

I'm hoping for the latter too, I want to be able to rotate and zoom the camera as I please and not have it fixed at one viewpoint all the time.

Yeah, this is exactly why I dislike online activations so much. Sure, Steam is all nice now, but who knows what happens in the next 20 years?

I really hope it will be 3D so we can move and zoom the camera as we please. That's good

What if they run out of Kickstarter money before it's finished?

I really like it when there are large meaty epilogues in a game. It's always nice to see what happens to the people you gotten to know after you saved the kingdom/world/whatever. So I hope there's a very nice epilogue in this game too

Bioware would be a horrible idea. I do like the idea of George Ziets being onboard though, being an ex-Obsidian guy.

This is very important, I love to be able to finish quests in non-violent ways, like using speech and whatnot.

Not at all, people want it on GOG because 100% of their games are DRM free. It's a big focus of their marketing, and if Eternity appear there you can be 100% sure it's DRM free too. Not really. Any new game released on Steam require the Steam client to run. Bethesda Softworks made a mistake about that with Skyrim, only making the SkyrimLauncher.exe require the Steam client and not Skyrim.exe itself, but it was quickly fixed with a patch. Also, the Recettear FAQ state the following.

This would be cool

I'm not sure this would be a good idea. Tacked on multiplayer rarely works well, and I rather see the money being spent on improving the single player experience further. I did have fun playing BG1 multiplayer with a friend though.

Not really. Most CRPGs from the 90s, like Eye of the Beholder, Might & Magic and so on, "only" allowed for 4 member parties. Which I also think is a much more reasonable number. Also, I hope the companions in this game will have a brain and will be able to equip their own armor and stuff and don't need to tell them to wear socks every morning. I hate all that inventory micro management. I take care of my business and they take care of theirs.

I support this. Chris Lightfellow is my favorite female protagonist from a video game, and she looks and behave like you would expect from a female knight.

I would be very happy if an Alpha Protocol 2 was made. The first game is easily the game from 2010 I've played and replayed the most.

A GOG release would be lovely