Grotesque

^One of the perks of having big characters portraits!

Action recovery bars integrated within the portraits full resolution

Now when I look at my first mock-up I think to myself, "God, this is awful! "

Latest iteration with - linked weapons sets slots - character perma-death art - custom formations popup window - camp button, action buttons & money counter reallocation full 1920x1080 resolution here:

The spells areas effects will be changed with something more appropriate and visual pleasing instead than it's now, just some lines?

Chanter to wizard transition from the edit chants/grimoire UI (please ignore the weapons sets and quick items slots remaining unchanged)

A little animation with the pressing of stealth button

I tried fraps but to no avail. What else can I use to make a screenshot of the mouse pointer ingame? EDIT: make a movie

As a boxed games collector I can say that the price of a newly released game plummets in the first months and then rises back and sometimes comes to worth five/ten times more than the original pricing if the game is groundbreaking and if it sets in the collective consciousness as a valuable game. Rarity is of course another factor. Collector's editions are by their nature rare/limited until Blizzard destroyed that tradition with their unlimited waves of Diablo 3 CE. Fallout for example never had a collector's edition but a boxed copy now is worth 150 - 200 USD. And if its still sealed, 300 american dollars easily.

someone made a mockup. I like the second variation

A chanter without chants sounds is like a dead body without a lit candle.

Yeah, I have no idea what I should learn of this. You link specifically to some skills being talked about, namely reducing weapon slot change penalty or so. What does that have to do with seeing both hands vs. only seeing main hand weapon (of which I prefer #1).??? I'm assuming it's becuase you couldn't fit all 4 possible weapon slots if you showed both hands, thus meaning you'd need to click twice to switch to slot 3 or 4. Exactly. And that character build relies on having four guns ready for firing quickly. If you have all weapon sets slots displayed it's easier to access them.

As a matter of fact, that's not what makes someone stupid. On the other hand, saying that you can easily implement this type of UI in 2-3 hours, does make you stupid ...... Who are you replying to? I didn't say jack all about how long it would take to implement your UI concept. I said I am happy Obisidian went in the direction they did and I like the UI they made. rephrase: On the other hand, someone saying that can easily implement this type of UI in 2-3 hours, does make that someone stupid.

As a matter of fact, that's not what makes someone stupid. On the other hand, saying that you can easily implement this type of UI in 2-3 hours, does make you stupid

It seems you have a short memory and forget what was discussion was all about. It sure isn't about dissecting what good sales means. Please allow me to help you. Gromnir, "why on earth would we care what tim cain thought about box art o' fallout 2? cain considers himself something o' a cook, yes? perhaps we listen to his opinion on the beer v. wine debates and for which food pairings he believes beer is acceptable as 'posed to gauche. box art?" I also suggest that we do not bore others on this matter anymore but feel free to talk out of your anus (like you did where I quoted you) to me in private so I can ignore you there.

Most probably you mean Fallout, where Tim was producer and lead programmer. For Fallout 2 he is listed as just lead writer. But then it was far less probable for suits to be involved with Fallout than for Fallout 2. You may find this presentation interesting, if you haven't seen it yet: http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1015843/Classic-Game-Postmortem The team behind Fallout with Tim Cain in charge once more began working on Fallout 2 shortly after the release of Fallout (which was treated during development by Interplay as a B product, pretty much under the radar) After Fallout proved to be a smashing hit, the suits at Interplay intervened and started to dictate how Fallout 2 should be like, even how the gamebox should be and look, contrary to Tim Cain's opinion on this matter and others. So the core people responsible for Fallout left Interplay only after writing the story in broad strokes. So I meant Fallout 2. I think I was pretty clear fallout was never a "smashing hit." is more bad history. it sold ok for its time and it were beloved by a small and ardent group o' individuals that included game developers. http://www.nma-fallout.com/showthread.php?152662-Briareus-speaks-out&p=3024645&viewfull=1#post3024645 HA! Good Fun! ps folks over at nma and codex has been telling themselves the same narrative for so long that it has become truth. get 10 or even 100 people to keep repeating the same myth doesn't transform the story into reality. the strength o' your belief don't make it any more real. is kinda amazing that even after briareus posted the above, few folks at nma and elsewhere bothered to change the narrative. weird. yes, receiving the title of the RPG of the year and selling more than ok then and the following years to come is not a smashing hit. from 8:57 onwards you can hear all the "lies" and "myths" straight from Tim Cain's mouth

Looks amazing man! Seriously, I would play with that UI in a heartbeat. And reccomend it to my roomate who is obsessed with BG. There would be buckets of drool if he saw this. Well, others say it looks like a piece of $hit. Be it so. But one in particular also said that it would take him in reality 2-3 hours to implement it (forget about what Adam Brennecke said. we've been lied to) Too bad this prodigy in the field of programming has a distaste for it. I guess we'll have to kickstart it and rely on Adam to slowly mod it into the game in a couple of weeks. ) EDIT: just to refresh your memory ) Adam Brennecke, on 13 Feb 2015 - 08:31 AM, said: Looks cool! The next challenge and suggestion would do a mockup at 1280x720 and 2560x1440 to see what it looks at low/high resolution. (We also do a 4:3 low res, but I forget the dimensions Kaz uses.) You might encounter some interesting problems. We won't be doing anything this substantial for our solid UI. It could be a couple of weeks of programming to implement this. Thanks for sharing! EDIT 2: If the lead programmer says it would take a couple of weeks to implement this UI, I wonder how much time would take Tim Cain to implement it. Being a fanboy of Tim Cain, I would be inclined to say that it would take him one hour to implement it but deep down in my soul I know he would not beat the time of the "prodigy programmer boy" )

I just realized there is a letter missing in my original post that riled you so much. Can you identify which one is it?

Please accept my apologies. Unfortunately I failed to realize that the expression "diva-like tantrum" was supposed to flatter me.

Barbie's seal of approval on you train of thought and design choice Classy. Calling someone else Barbie is rather ironic considering you're the one throwing a diva-like tantrum about something superficial stuff like how a box looks. Just hone on your English skills and we'll talk later. Maybe EDIT: and yeah. Super classy, just as the gamebox looks at the moment. Superficial stuff? Yeah... you BET it is!

Most probably you mean Fallout, where Tim was producer and lead programmer. For Fallout 2 he is listed as just lead writer. But then it was far less probable for suits to be involved with Fallout than for Fallout 2. You may find this presentation interesting, if you haven't seen it yet: http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1015843/Classic-Game-Postmortem The team behind Fallout with Tim Cain in charge once more began working on Fallout 2 shortly after the release of Fallout (which was treated during development by Interplay as a B product, pretty much under the radar) After Fallout proved to be a smashing hit, the suits at Interplay intervened and started to dictate how Fallout 2 should be like, even how the gamebox should be and look, contrary to Tim Cain's opinion on this matter and others. So the core people responsible for Fallout left Interplay only after writing the story in broad strokes. So I meant Fallout 2. I think I was pretty clear

why on earth would we care what tim cain thought about box art o' fallout 2? cain considers himself something o' a cook, yes? perhaps we listen to his opinion on the beer v. wine debates and for which food pairings he believes beer is acceptable as 'posed to gauche. box art? It seems you slept in history class. Or you're just a plain glib. Or you never knew on which planet you live from the first place. But nevertheless, keep them coming! It's pure gold.

I wonder how Tim Cain really felt when the marketing suits came and told him that they know better what the boxart & design for Fallout 2 really should look like. "No more box cover flaps Tim! Stop being so damn nostalgic!"

http://buy.pillarsofeternity.com/ it's on the official page

It's the ESRB M equivalent for Europe