Jedi Exile
Arcanum
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Feargus doesn't like innovative games, so it is not going to be anything like Arcanum or Bloodlines.
If this is a re-imagining of the sci fi genre of how Arcanum was of the steampunk, I think this game could be really good. Hopefully it is isometric with great world building!
Well, Leonard called it a "hardcore RPG" in the 3rd part of his Matt Chat interview.
Feargus doesn't like innovative games, so it is not going to be anything like Arcanum or Bloodlines.
lol and of course game journos are now mindlessly copy-pasting UrbaNebula's bullshit speculation: https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/20...-novel-by-e-j-gilmour-be-obsidian-s-next-game
Yes they're totally making a big budget video game based on some ebook nobody has ever heard of.
F-U-C-K YEEEEEEEESSSSS
SCI-FI TURNBASED ISOMETRIC cRPG COMING UP BITCHES!!! WITH STORY, C&C AND GUD WRITING
I TOLD U!
Yes. Yes. Yes.
This will begin to make things right.
lol and of course game journos are now mindlessly copy-pasting UrbaNebula's bullshit speculation: https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/20...-novel-by-e-j-gilmour-be-obsidian-s-next-game
Yes they're totally making a big budget video game based on some ebook nobody has ever heard of.
lol and of course game journos are now mindlessly copy-pasting UrbaNebula's bullshit speculation: https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/20...-novel-by-e-j-gilmour-be-obsidian-s-next-game
Yes they're totally making a big budget video game based on some ebook nobody has ever heard of.
Of course they will copypaste. Actually doing some research of their own would mean that they would have to do some actual journalism. That sounds like a chore, can't have that.
it's going to be sci-fi with magic, post apoc, and skyrim cosplayer, in space.Could also be some sort of dimension travelling low fantasy thing.
I think Roger Zelazny's "Lord Of Light" would make a great CRPG.
Zelazny noted that Lord of Light was intentionally written so that it could be taken as a science fiction or a fantasy novel.
"On the one hand, I attempted to provide some justifications for what went on in the way of the bizarre; on the other, I employed a style I associate with fantasy in the telling of the story. I wrote it that way on purpose, leaving some intentional ambiguity, because I wanted it to lie somewhat between both camps and not entirely in either. I did this because I did not see much stuff being written at that time which fit that description; because I wanted to see whether I could do it; and because I was curious as to how such a book would be received."[3]
Exactly, are you people nuts? Boyarsky didn't leave high level position at Blizzard to work on some indie isometric dodooo.
it's going to be sci-fi with magic, post apoc, and skyrim cosplayer, in space.Could also be some sort of dimension travelling low fantasy thing.
they played elex, and they loved the setting, then they played war 40k and loved the setting.
and then decided to make arcanum, IN SPACE.