Pangur

The Order being recognised by Obsidian is already more than I could imagine. So I'm fine with anything they decide to do about it further. But, as far as my opinion goes, a reference in the lore would be great.

I think they should choose the title themselves.

Really love the understated style of the artwork. The weapon and armor look just like they should. Hoping for the same feel in the game.

In Morrowind it was implemented quite nicely. You needed to have the skill and the tool to repair items, and if an item's durability dropped to zero, you couldn't use it until you fixed it. It made sense in that game but I'm mot sure if I want this in PE. It can become quite annoying if it happens too often and you have to carry extra stuff because of that. Even more so, if you can make repairs only at specific places.

Yes, but hidden. For me it makes companions more alive and makes me care for them, when I know that my words and actions 'mean' something for them. Definitely numbers should be hidden so that players wouldn't be tempted to max it out as soon as possible.

I'd like a tutorial at the start of the game that leads to the story, but with the option to skip it later. Kinda like NWN2 or KOTOR2.

Yes, yes, yes. Lore books and good item descriptions are definitely a must.

A small reference in the lore or tavern talk would really be enough.

Totally agree.

Exactly. That's always been my problem with many RPGs. Not only when I play a rogue (though I often do), but also when I play a pacifist diplomatic type of character (which I do even more often).

Second one. Send companions to some specific (and safe! I don't want them to die stupidly) place, so I could return for them later. An inn of the nearest city makes perfect sense for me. True.

It's quite easy to make teleportation usable only when your character is out of combat. And, of course, to specify the distance. Or some binding points like it was, for example, in Hordes of the Underdark.

Awesome update! Again, it's great that we'll be equally rewarded for using combat and non-combat skills. I always prefer to use non-violent methods in the game but hate to lose xp because of that.

That's a really nice update. And this is what I like the most. I'm one of those who like using non-violent methods, but don't like to lose a half-level worth of xp because of that. Glad that now we'll be properly rewarded regardless of our style.

Agreed. I don't want my character to be a superhero. Even at the end of the game.

Would really like to see this in the game.

Actually, a PC-only party is what I dislike in RPGs. I find it hard to role-play more than 1 character. And I really love interacting with companions, learning their stories, gaining their trust, watching relationships within the party... that kind of thing. Without it the party (and the game to some extent) feels kinda... hollow. But, well, if it's an option, I'm fine with it.

There is a similar topic about time and urgency: http://forums.obsidi...please-have-it/ P.S.: The search option is in the top right corner of the screen.

Well, I'm quite certain that the devs will make sure that everything designed by the backers is consistent with the game world. After all, it's just a design, an idea. Implementation is still done by Obsidian. I'm sure we won't see stormtroopers or aliens as NPCs.

I must say I really liked the influence system both in KOTOR2 and NWN2. For me it didn't break the immersion, on the contrary - I felt like I was building a relationship with the character, slowly gaining their trust. Yes, this system can be abused, but the idea itself is great. Probably, though, players should not see the numeric equivalent of it, so they wouldn't know how much influence they gained or lost. Well, that's just my opinion.

Wow, I wish Wasteland 2 looked this way. It really fits their concept art.

Same here. Feels great to be a part of something this amazing.

I'm missing the title too.

Probably it's the devs who should vote on this poll, not us. But I think polls can give a good idea of what people are thinking. After all, it's much easier to look at the results than to read tons of posts.

Upped my pledge. Pangur, White Cat of the Obsidian Order