Rosbjerg

So many good titles have come or are coming out this season.. Games I'm surely gonna get: GTA IV for the PC, COD World at War (for those interested, have you seen this unlockable mode?) Mirror's Edge

I would say yes.. especially the last one.

I'm interested in what those things are. So far the biggest annoyances have been the invisible walls, which I can manage, and the stupid way they've designed the difficulty levels. Hard is still too easy, but the hardest level gives enemies too much HP. First mod I want is one that tweaks the difficulty. For one I don't feel immersed in the universe at all. I had the same problem with Oblivion, the way people react and the way the story is told just feels very artificial. Quests are given to me way too easily, it's like everyone trusts you after you've introduced yourself. I guess the real problem is the delivery of the dialouge. The world feels patched together, I don't get the feeling of wandering the wastelands. Bottomline is, I'm reminded all too often that it's a game with limitations. Most good RPGs have alot of limitations, but somehow manage to cover that up and make me feel like I can do and say anything and it'll have many different outcomes, although in the back of my mind I know that's not the case. In Fallout 3 I'm more often presented with the fact that no matter how I proceed the outcome is hardwired and I don't have any real freedom except the given 1-3 outcomes. Which is a shame, because it's not often you have so many different and good ways to solve simple sidequest. It's kinda like watching a bad film with a really good plot. You wish that a different director and different actors had been involved with the project instead. You focus on the story and the good parts, but the bad acting and bad directing really pulls you out of simply enjoying the story. With that said I'm not a "anti Bethesda" - "fallout-in-name-only" gamer - I was actually midly intrigued with them getting the franchise and what they could do to the fallout universe. I played Oblivion alot and found it amusing, but had some of the same problems as here. Immersion is a must for me, otherwise I get bored quick. Final note: I am however amased with how right they got the whole design/art style. With the 50'ish fusion cars and robots etc. They did a better job here than Interplay and Black Isle imo. And Vats is really fun.

I'm kinda loosing interest in Fallout 3, there's a lot of stuffs that's starting to annoy me so much that I have to take a few hours brake once in a while. But here are some screens.

The whole your-mentor-is-the-main-villian is also quite used.. It's not like Obsidian is above using clich

In Denmark it was released the 30th.. So maybe it's just a bit late in your country?

Been playing it a little this evening and I have to say it's good fun. Very bloody though - heads and body parts fly off way too easy imo.

okay, I'm opening this thread again, but I want to make it clear that it's going to be locked down again the minute I see personal attacks. Warnings will be handed out generously to those involved as well.

I'm convinced by now that I'll probably like this game, so I'm tossing the towel in the ring and buying the game today.

Are you seriously trying to say that you measure other people's opinion, based on wether they could beat the werewolf in Bloodlines?

Though question.. Freespace 2 is the only game that really comes to mind though. The ending would be fitting for that situation as well.

I want to tell my girlfriend that she's annoying as hell when she's sick and stressed.

We have a sticky for any discussion about Kotor3 here.

You mean this? What the hell. Nothing of this was in their site yesterday, not a single word mentioning K2. The entire story is build around K2.. The story of the first game mentioned nothing of a hidden threat or the true Sith Empire pulling the strings or even Revan leaving known space, that was all K2. So it's kinda wierd people are making a fuss about the new MMO neglecting the story in OEs sequel.

That is certainly a possiblity, as Bioware has been a little vague in the description of what happened. It was mentioned that the Emperor had used the Force to prolong his life. Which adds credence to that theory.

Still, if this was a single player game and all the different classes really were like a seperate game, telling the same story from a different angle, you would have X times the content, per added class. Which I would actually think is a cool idea. Of course it's probably gonna be standard MMO quests and story and the 3 hours it takes to gather 10 Gzoarka skulls isn't really my idea of gameplay. Not to criticize MMO quests, because I know alot of people are ok with that.

Within the now known released story for the Bioware Kotor MMO, Revan wasn't heard from for 300 years. So we can assume something bad happened to him, since the Sith Empire came back and steamrolled the Republic, something which he was trying to prevent.

brilliant Moatilliatta.. I feel like such a geek for tuning in on a live blog for this announcement.

Actually on Biowares website the MMO and the Bioware/LucasArt game are listed as two different games. Which I guess is why people are still holding their breath.

Well I guess I had it coming with that first letter I send to you.

Dear Tigranes I don't really know how to tell you this, but I dislike you. I think I realised it when you put cuffs on me at the mental hospital and I saw you ignore my mustard souffl

You have to have en account to follow the link you posted.. Maybe it would be easier to outline the rules here?

Please keep any discussions concerning Kotor3 here.