BG3?

[Tigranes]

Noooooooobody knooooooows.... Although TBH is most likely dead. Engine is becoming outdated: by the time anybody passed the bureaucratic hurdles to get it, then finish the game (not that many people like finishing other people's work), it wont be too viable for anybody to throw wads of cash into the endeavour.

 

Come to think of it, Interplay's even mor elikely to be dead.

[EnderAndrew]

Developers don't want to pick up some half-finished game from someone else.

 

Van Buren is dead. Jefferson is dead. In fact, most of the former US Presidents are dead.

[Atreides]

Of course it's dead. That's why I asked if anybody picked up the pieces.

[EnderAndrew]

Developers want to be able to make their own games. That's why most of the KOTOR:1 characters didn't appear in KOTOR:2. It's hard to write someone else's characters, or finish someone else's work.

 

That's why Bethesda didn't want to look at any old Van Buren work for Fallout 3. They just started with a new slate.

[metadigital]

So you aren't buying the whole Duke Nukem Forever plus one very quick sequel marketing ploy, then?

[EnderAndrew]

I beat Duke Nukem Forever last week.

[metadigital]

Was it as good as they say (hey, if they keep hanging on, they can use the UT2007 engine ...)

[EnderAndrew]

It was alright, but beating the game took....forever.

[metadigital]

How comes you've finished already, then?

[EnderAndrew]

I waited at the Resteraunt at the End of the Universe, and the saw the ending.

[metadigital]

I've heard the Big Bang Brasserie is good. I believe the same esy payment shceme is in operation, except you pay at the meal and they collect when you live.