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I don't see anything on the BGEE improvements list that I'd pay for on PC either. When I finished BG1 I didn't think "Gee, I wish it were longer, had more NPCs, romances and an arena"- in fact I thought it was too long and had too many NPCs as it was. Most of the stuff I'd consider useful is already available for free, otherwise.

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An up-to-date (for the moment) feature list for BGEE: http://forum.baldurs...-been-announced

 

A thread that gives you some ideas on what they're trying to do to improve the game at the engine level and still maintain compatibility with regular BG: http://forum.baldurs...on-transparency

 

Again, you may consider me a fool for wanting to support a project like this, but I personally consider these people a sound investment, certainly at the $ 40 level that also gets me two new versions of a game I really dig. ;)

Zoooooooooooom. That's a neat feature they're including. Doubt I'll use it, but it's still neat.

 

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An up-to-date (for the moment) feature list for BGEE: http://forum.baldurs...-been-announced

 

A thread that gives you some ideas on what they're trying to do to improve the game at the engine level and still maintain compatibility with regular BG: http://forum.baldurs...on-transparency

 

Again, you may consider me a fool for wanting to support a project like this, but I personally consider these people a sound investment, certainly at the $ 40 level that also gets me two new versions of a game I really dig. ;)

Zoooooooooooom. That's a neat feature they're including. Doubt I'll use it, but it's still neat.

 

Remember me if you ever consider multiplayer. I'll be with you on supporting it.

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Good to see the AAA / pricing model / etc stuff get discussed more and more, though this particular article seemed to be written while drunk. There's a sensible intro, then a series of quotes, then I don't even know what he's saying at the end. :lol:

 

It does present a difficult question for Obsidian. I have to assume that if the company is still serious about its original goal of an AAA RPG maker with its own stable of IPs, then it will already have arranged some next-gen contracts or at least pitches to replace the recently deceased one. It'll be critical for Obsidian to arrange something where they can release an original IP, or at least an IP that plays to their strength, AAA-title around a console release.

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I don't see anything on the BGEE improvements list that I'd pay for on PC either. When I finished BG1 I didn't think "Gee, I wish it were longer, had more NPCs, romances and an arena"- in fact I thought it was too long and had too many NPCs as it was. Most of the stuff I'd consider useful is already available for free, otherwise.

 

The only thing I always thought BG2 missed was a multiplayer arena. It would have taken them an hour to make it. ****ing ****.

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I don't see anything on the BGEE improvements list that I'd pay for on PC either. When I finished BG1 I didn't think "Gee, I wish it were longer, had more NPCs, romances and an arena"- in fact I thought it was too long and had too many NPCs as it was. Most of the stuff I'd consider useful is already available for free, otherwise.

 

The only thing I always thought BG2 missed was a multiplayer arena. It would have taken them an hour to make it. ****ing ****.

 

No... No it wouldn't

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I don't see anything on the BGEE improvements list that I'd pay for on PC either. When I finished BG1 I didn't think "Gee, I wish it were longer, had more NPCs, romances and an arena"- in fact I thought it was too long and had too many NPCs as it was. Most of the stuff I'd consider useful is already available for free, otherwise.

 

The only thing I always thought BG2 missed was a multiplayer arena. It would have taken them an hour to make it. ****ing ****.

 

This made me laugh out loud. Thanks a lot.

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hey! so letting them spoil Fallout was OK, but when it came to your precious STALKER, suddenly it's too good for Bethesda

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I was struggling to understand ths until I noticed you are from Finland. And having been educated solely by mkreku in this respect I am convinced that Finland essentially IS the wh40k universe.

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People, people never change. :)

 

Like this one day when they realized that TES online probably is nothing like Oblivion or Skyrim, but a third person whatever game. Holy madness.

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I hope TES Online is nothing like Oblivion or Skyrim. The combat and gameplay was not the strong suit of those games.

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doesn't mean they'll be making STALKER games. they could just hog the IP to deny other companies the chance

 

EDIT: here's some inside info from a guy close to Grigorovich (owner of the IP)

 

"Bethesda doesn't own the rights to the STALKER brand, only the rights to make video games based on it."

"it's a multi-platform game, made using Bethesda's own technology (Gamebryo?) by a studio already familiar with the technology (maybe Obsidian, maybe the Fallout 3 team, maybe somebody else)"

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Walsingham said:

I was struggling to understand ths until I noticed you are from Finland. And having been educated solely by mkreku in this respect I am convinced that Finland essentially IS the wh40k universe.

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Bethesda

 

it's a multi-platform game

 

Goodbye Stalker. crying.gif

 

Would you be happier with Bobby Kottick acquiring the rights?

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Stalker was supposed to be a good rpg and an extremely realistic shooter. It turned out to be a shooter as unrealistic as it gets, where one man kills hundreds for no reason, where people aren't people, but mindless mobs who attack on sight, and then there's some magic **** happening, and there's absolutely no rpg value.

 

Whatever happens to Stalker from the point where it turned out to be a steaming pile of ****, is of no relevance. Bethesda? Well it's fitting. A ****ty franchise for a ****ty developer.

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what can men do against such reckless hate?


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what can men do against such reckless hate?

 

Kill everyone.

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hey! so letting them spoil Fallout was OK, but when it came to your precious STALKER, suddenly it's too good for Bethesda

I was none too happy about what they did to Fallout either- as implied by my rather negative implied opinion of Beth's games- but at least that was 4 (?) years ago. Got to let go at some point lest it end in madness, obsession, and playing KOTOR seven times.

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what can men do against such reckless hate?

 

We need to invent a hate / energy generation device. By plugging Delfosse into it we can create power for earth, ending our reliance on fossil fuels and LOL hippy windmills.

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