DKnight said:Okay, watched the teaser.... looks like Oblivion with guns to me.
Tempy said:Wait, what. How?
Cdammen said:Short and sweet. But they really need to change that epic/heroic/fantasy music or I'll shiv someone in the eye. That "honorable" music doesn't belong in a Fallout game. That's all
LordMaji said:I agree. In the post nuclear world it seems like everything is free game for survival. That's the vibe I got out of the first 2 games.
Or, as a female character, sleep your way to the topThyrus said:Remember, it ain't fallout if you can't sell drugs or place grenades on people.
Thyrus said:After watching teaser i'm cautiously optimistic that they'll manage to pull off the theme of the fallout universe. That is ofcourse assuming they don't chicken out and make it pg13 or some nonesense.
Remember, it ain't fallout if you can't sell drugs or place grenades on people.
Gexecuter said:for a teaser it was good, and Ron Perlman FTW, now to wait for gameplay footage.
They kind off did, Obsidian has a great deal of members from Black Isle and they seem to have a good work relationship with Bioware.LordMaji said:after all this talk I might have to go back and play Fallout 2 just for fun. I went back to play Baldurs Gate II recently also. Still playing it actually. What a great ****ing game. Black Isle should of broke off and became part of Bioware or something. Damn Interplay.
LordMaji said:I agree. In the post nuclear world it seems like everything is free game for survival. That's the vibe I got out of the first 2 games.
JayDubya said:There's nothing stopping you from playing a totally good and honorable character. Indeed, in most respects, the Brotherhood of Steel is like an unto order of chivalric knights.
There's also nothing stopping you from playing a dirty druggie whore, or a child-murdering, bloodthirsty, ravenous beast.
Crayon Shinchan said:Look. Fallout ISN'T about it's stilted turn based isometric combat system.
It's ALL ABOUT the awesome dystopic post nuclear universe setting along with great character building, and role playing options.
bengraven said:But then it dawned on me that if they could do an Elder Scrolls game in OUR world in the future, that's a kind of cool experiment.
Not with fallout, no, that'd be way uncool.bengraven said:But then it dawned on me that if they could do an Elder Scrolls game in OUR world in the future, that's a kind of cool experiment.
Just because he's a good musician doesn't mean his usual "fantasy" stuff works with fallout.JayDubya said:I also can't believe anyone would ever complain about Jeremy Soule music. Prolific as his work is in most western RPGs, the man is awesome.
Ever tried playing a 3D Castlevania adventure game? It's a completely different experience than the traditional 2D side-scrolling incarnation; for most folks, a non-Castlevania experience. So yes, in some cases, genre does matter.Crayon Shinchan said:Look. Fallout ISN'T about it's stilted turn based isometric combat system.
bengraven said:Having never played the Fallout games, I'm still not extremely excited about this. I have no opinion either way. I ****ing love TES though.
But then it dawned on me that if they could do an Elder Scrolls game in OUR world in the future, that's a kind of cool experiment.
I suppose I should take that Fallout collection out of my Amazon wishlist and just buy it already so I can join in on the bitching, eh?
KTallguy said:I agree, but the Fallout role playing system (that wasn't really based on D&D) perfectly matched the isometric, turn based gameplay. Remember when they tried to make X-com into a real time game, and it just didn't feel right?
That's fine, but I hope that's not what they're doing with the Fallout license. Call it something else.
cartoon_soldier said:But then you would never understand the importance of these four words: "War, War Never Changes"
Masklinn said:Just because he's a good musician doesn't mean his usual "fantasy" stuff works with fallout.
And it doesn't, really.
Zzoram said:Actually Fallout was based on AD&D. You can tell by the character creation and level up system alone. Play Baldur's Gate/KOTOR and tell me they aren't very similar.
People seem to forget that the AD&D rule set can be applied to games other than Medieval Fantasy themed games.
Autechre.bengraven said:Okay, I'm really curious:
What IS "Fallout music"?
Fallout was originally based on Steve Jackson Games' GURPS system, but they lost the license halfway through development and morphed it over to the SPECIAL system.Zzoram said:Actually Fallout was based on AD&D. You can tell by the character creation and level up system alone. Play Baldur's Gate/KOTOR and tell me they aren't very similar.
JayDubya said:I also can't believe anyone would ever complain about Jeremy Soule music. Prolific as his work is in most western RPGs, the man is awesome.
bengraven said:Okay, I'm really curious:
What IS "Fallout music"?
Eric P said:i'm guessing nearly atonal ambient music intercut with 50s crooner classics
Autechre.
Detached, ambient and menacing. Ideally. Not stirring, heroic and concerning hobbits.bengraven said:Okay, I'm really curious:
What IS "Fallout music"?
bengraven said:Okay, I'm really curious:
What IS "Fallout music"?
buckfutter said:Detached, ambient and menacing. Ideally. Not stirring, heroic and concerning hobbits.
Three samples listed on the bottom of the page.bengraven said:Okay, I'm really curious:
What IS "Fallout music"?
buckfutter said:Detached, ambient and menacing. Ideally. Not stirring, heroic and concerning hobbits.