EPTKotor2 was rushed out by the publisher because of how well the first game did, and Sega kneecaped Alpha Protocal. Lets see what they can do without these issues.
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Chillax
England585 Posts
Kotor2 was rushed out by the publisher because of how well the first game did, and Sega kneecaped Alpha Protocal. Lets see what they can do without these issues. | ||
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Talin
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RolleMcKnolle
Germany1054 Posts
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Lucumo
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On September 15 2012 18:05 Talin wrote: Good to see Icewind Dale gameplay finally getting some recognition. Yeah, just bought it in a bundle this week(Baldur's Gate I & II + Addons, Icewind Dale I & II, The Temple of Elemental Evil and Planescape Torment. | ||
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ChrisXIV
Austria3553 Posts
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Chillax
England585 Posts
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
Not just every gamer, every living person. Also, relevant Damn, I'm actually a bit emotional about this LOL, just loved those games so much | ||
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Chillax
England585 Posts
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hitthat
Poland2267 Posts
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
I'm so happy FFS | ||
aloT
England1042 Posts
No gameplay videos. Entirely new IP, history and lore with no public QC. I was a part of that first $1,000,000 and proud! | ||
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Fantaisie
Sweden6 Posts
On September 16 2012 05:51 aloT wrote: No concept art. No gameplay videos. Entirely new IP, history and lore with no public QC. I was a part of that first $1,000,000 and proud! You and me both. | ||
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True_Spike
Poland3424 Posts
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Yurie
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True_Spike
Poland3424 Posts
On September 16 2012 06:12 Yurie wrote: I think they didn't expect this fast of a funding, no new features at certain marks promised. Just the diffuse ones of more content. Oh well I at least I'll get a game out of it, Obsidian has made mostly good games. They're working on it. "Haha, suggested Obsidian stretch goals: '1.5 Million: We'll write in romances.' '2 million: We won't let Chris Avellone write the romances'"  I do agree it would be nice to change the title of the thread to something like "Project Eternity - The next Baldur's Gate" to catch more attention. | ||
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aloT
England1042 Posts
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Thingdo
United States186 Posts
On September 16 2012 06:12 True_Spike wrote: Kickstarter sees it trending towards as much as 13 million by the end - that would be swell, but it's a tad unrealistic, I'm afraid. I'm hoping for a few million, though. Trending really doesn't mean anything. I think it just takes how much money has come in on that day, and multiplies it by the days left or something like that. I get a little concerned when they talk about how they are happy it can be a mature game though. I think think its nice and all when a game doesn't shy away from blood and things, but a lot of games these days have decided to go the whole "dark gritty" route where every other character is a drug addict or something like that. That trend is really getting old to me. I hope when they talk about it getting a mature rating, they just mean it will have some realistic levels of violence. I think Skyrim hit this just right, there is blood and whatnot, and there is even drug use and other things, but they don't shove it in your face in an attempt to be "edgy", it just fits in as part of the world. | ||
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Zane
Romania3916 Posts
On September 16 2012 10:04 Thingdo wrote: Trending really doesn't mean anything. I think it just takes how much money has come in on that day, and multiplies it by the days left or something like that. I get a little concerned when they talk about how they are happy it can be a mature game though. I think think its nice and all when a game doesn't shy away from blood and things, but a lot of games these days have decided to go the whole "dark gritty" route where every other character is a drug addict or something like that. That trend is really getting old to me. I hope when they talk about it getting a mature rating, they just mean it will have some realistic levels of violence. I think Skyrim hit this just right, there is blood and whatnot, and there is even drug use and other things, but they don't shove it in your face in an attempt to be "edgy", it just fits in as part of the world. I don't think they mean the "in your face blood, gore and sex" stuff when they say mature themes. It's not Obsidian's style and it would be quite difficult to do on an Infinity-type engine. | ||
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CrimsonLotus
Colombia1123 Posts
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True_Spike
Poland3424 Posts
On September 16 2012 10:04 Thingdo wrote: Trending really doesn't mean anything. I think it just takes how much money has come in on that day, and multiplies it by the days left or something like that. I get a little concerned when they talk about how they are happy it can be a mature game though. I think think its nice and all when a game doesn't shy away from blood and things, but a lot of games these days have decided to go the whole "dark gritty" route where every other character is a drug addict or something like that. That trend is really getting old to me. I hope when they talk about it getting a mature rating, they just mean it will have some realistic levels of violence. I think Skyrim hit this just right, there is blood and whatnot, and there is even drug use and other things, but they don't shove it in your face in an attempt to be "edgy", it just fits in as part of the world. The thing is, most games advertising mature themes, in reality, just end up showing boobs and explicit gore left and right. I believe by "mature" they mean Planescape-like maturity, as in treating the player like an intelligent person and the story tackling some sort of philosophical question(s). | ||
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