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Atomar hat geschrieben: ...
Hab vergessen was ich schreiben woolte
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Borschki hat geschrieben:Vlt wird FO3 nix weiter als Oblivion mit Supermutanten

Borschki hat geschrieben:...und die Items muss man sich über einen kostenpflichtigen Link freischalten lassen.

Borschki hat geschrieben:...Story-aufklärende Dialoge mit NPC´s sind natürlich auch nicht für lau erhältlich.
Und wer den Endgegner plätten will muss sich erstmal ne Lizenz dafür besorgen...

P1ntkonan hat geschrieben:es ist als ob man im krankenhaus diese 2 teile ( ) auf die brust gesetzt bekommt und ins leben zurück gekehrt
mfg pint

• Schwerpunkt XBOX
• lausiges PC-design
• Tritt in den Archibald für die alten fans

engl.wiki über Van Buren (das ursprünglich geplante Fallout 3) hat geschrieben: The character would start the game as a prisoner. Whether the character was wrongfully imprisoned or guilty was to be determined at character creation. The game would have started with the character in a strange prison...
...interactions with organizations such as the Brotherhood of Steel could bolster or destroy the organizations, influencing people associated with them...

SPOnG: So, more like Terminator style humour?
Pete Hines: Yeah, exactly, that sort of stuff. It's just on how you present the game and the content and the setting.

Fallout 3 will be the most violent game ever

Roshambo hat geschrieben: In a nutshell:

If you liked F-POS[ Anm.: eigentlich BOS für Brotherhood of Steel - hier POS= Piece of Shit] and think Oblivion is TEH GRATEST THING EVAR, then Fallout 3 is the game for you. Same lack of attention to setting, story, background elements, why the game was made the way it was, that we've dealt with since Chuck Cuevas. Instead of being a P&P-styled CRPG, you can fully expect Morrowind with Guns, and even though Googie doesn't fit the setting quite right (was more "art deco in ruins"), F-POS' use of Googie was described to me as "... would be better than some of the concept art and assets already created for Fallout 3". Much of the shit simply doesn't fit, including some cheap scratch marks and rust brushing akin to FOT, and some stuff that better belongs in Blade Runner. Which was good, but is by no means near Fallout.

Again, as per Bethesda's crappy development, primary development is for the X-Box, with PC as an afterthought. And if you thought the inventory and general interface was bad for Oblivion... Think of what Nival did to the panels and other functionality of HoM&M for Heroes V, and you'll see nearly the same thing for Fallout 3. After all, a status pane like the bottom of Fallout "gets in way of seeing the action", as I've heard about excuses for removing it.

Unashamedly stupid RT combat that will make Bloodlines combat look like genuine CRPG gameplay (as if we could expect anything else from Bethesda as of recent), same kind of roam as Oblivion, except from what I saw and was told, it's FP combat when firearms are brought into play much like Bloodlines. In other words, they're giving Fallout a near Dark Messiah treatment that Might and Magic enjoyed, but with a lot less kicking, probably about the same writing quality, and with 90% more industry newbies on the team. From what I was told up to November, they were still having fun learning about how to script speech trees, as those were considered to be "extra" from the start.

"We will do what we do best" indeed. Freaky Pete[ Hines] has spoken no truer words.

taxacaria@bethesdaforum hat geschrieben: Unwanted things in FO3 are:
1) console design
2) deathclaw armor
3) pay-for content
4) first person view
5) realtime combat
6) over-all-levelling
7) soil erosion
8) radioactive AI
9) dialogue about mudcrabs
10) missing final fight
11) character classes
12) learning-by-doing-system
13) linear gameplay
14) quest compass
15) teleport travelling
16) quest markers
17) topic-click dialogue
18) gamestart in prison
19) guilds
20) fully controlled companions]