LOL, DATS NOT MEGATORN U R SO LAME!!!

 

THIS IS DA TROO MEAGNORT:

I have to agree with CrashGirl.

Huh? My thought processes are clogged by how much this idea is

Obsidian should work on a M.A.S.K. RPG.

 

I have no particular interest in it (heck a Godzilla RPG would be more my line anyhow... ), I don't think it would necessarily be a bad thing if done well.

 

That said I'd personnaly rather a lot other types of RPGs before a Transformers one. But I can see with the movie set to be made, Transformers are probably going to be more in the publics mind, I imagine there will be games. Probably action games, but games none the less...

an Invincible RPG!

Yes, I'm sorry CrashGirl, I meant to type: I'm not sure what personal insecurities compels you to think pointing out how childish you feel Transformers are on a forum which has spent most of its life about Star Wars and soon will aspire to be about Dungeons and the Dragons that live in them is a good method of self-communication (or how your expressing this insight in such a way fails to make you feel like you're not a colossal tool), but your comments are asinine and abusively critical.

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Hey, even I have standards! Now I admit they are pretty low, but they DO exist. Believe it or not!

How does SW and DnD constitute standards?

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It could be worse. She could be playing a Gothic game.

 

How does SW and DnD constitute standards?

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crud. foiled again.

I could get behind a Vampire game.

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That would be great.

True, it would. But it'd never be as good as what Troika did.

 

On this topic, I'd rather have a Battletech game

It would be awesome if Obs did it.

I don't think even Obsidz could make Requiem awesome

When you say "Battletech," are you referring to the giant mech universe, which games such as BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Revenge and Mechwarrior take place in?

Yup.

 

And, I know, M$ holds the rights to the PC on that. <_<

I have faith they could make a good vampy game.

I would like to see a post modern cyberpunk CRPG with gothic and nihilistic themes.

I have faith they could make a good vampy game.

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I second that, despite my disappointment with Requiem.

What's your disappointment with Requiem have to do with Obsidian making a Vampire RPG?

Another vampire game would be fine.

 

Too bad they do not have the rights to make another DnD game like Baldur's Gate.

What's your disappointment with Requiem have to do with Obsidian making a Vampire RPG?

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I'd actually prefer a Masquerade game. Dunno, it's just my opinion. I'm sure Obsidz will knock it out of the park no matter the circumstances.

 

"Too bad they do not have the rights to make another DnD game like Baldur's Gate."

Adding BG3 to VB on the wish list!

Screw RPGs.

 

Obsidian should make a simulator called "TheDevs" with some RPG elements and inspirations from The Sims and Dungeon Keeper.

In the groundbreaking "TheDevs", you'd be in command of managing all your developers, like guiding them to the toilet with just a few mouse clicks, ordering in Pizzas, organizing interviews or just give out the paychecks in order to increase contentedness of the whole team.

If your "Devs" are behind the schedule, you have to summon the "Fergienator" (who is upgradeable with viciously powers like "MightyWip" or shout-spells like "IwillFireyou!") who's appereance will increase productivity dramatically.

On top of that, the mighty "Fergienator" could also be used to bring order to the stall. I.e. if your "Devs" start hammering on keyboards or start discriminating the QA staff, you have to use the "Fergienator" carefully to put everything back in order. If you succeed to achieve a milestone on time, the "Fergienator" will level-up and the "Devs" will be rewarded with either candy or 5 hours of WoW.

The single-player campaign ends if you have delivered the Gold-Master to the publisher, although the open-endness nature and the revolutionary AI of "TheDevs" allows player to continue playing the lively world of "TheDevs" on their own and experience amazing things you've never seen before!

Yup.

 

And, I know, M$ holds the rights to the PC on that.  <_<

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:lights a candle for the memory of Mechwarrior 2 and for the Battletech books (particularly those written by Michael A Stackpole):

I preferred the original Mechwarrior over Mechwarrior 2. It's kind of ironic, because the original has wholly inferior graphics, a non-existent sound track, and PC speaker sound. The game mechanics aren't even really all that correct, as the AC-5 was represented as a floating 3-D diamond, and the SRM and LRM packs only displayed a single missile.

 

But the setting and novelty totally took me by storm. I loved the fact that you were essentially a mercenary, and could build standings with the various Houses. I didn't even recognize that the game did have a story, and I essentially played until I was 87 years old. The news ticker quit reporting news a LOOOOOOONG time ago. But I still loved doing missions. Even if I was decked out entirely with a squad of Battlemasters that would absolutely rip you to shreds once it got you into medium range.