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It wasn't. It was supposed to be a FPRPG.AndhairaX said:
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Any word on the new IP Bethesda were getting?
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Darth Roxor said:
Who isn't a troll in this semi-retarded place?
Yes, I did put a bit of a 'spin' on my statement in order to hopefully get one or many of the immature children that constantly complains about Bethesda to rage.
But frankly, I do believe that both Fallout 3 and Oblivion are good games. Yes they both contain some severe weaknesses, and yes Fallout 3 retained very little, or nothing of the spirit of the old Fallouts. But that does not change the fact that many people including me enjoy it, and no, not everyone that does that are retarded. I rather think that the bump mapped ball should be passed on to this particular community, with its whining fools, that are clearly incapable to derive any sort of pleasure out of life.
(and no, I am not butthurt, it feels perfectly fine downstairs ).
Volrath said:
I obviously managed to touch you somewhere. Somewhere sensitive. I am happy, oh heaven! etc, etc.
Alright, back on topic:
There is one IP even I as an obvious Bethesda fanatic would not want them to touch with their unworthy hands. Planescape Torment.
While it would have been somewhat interesting to explore Sigil from a first person perspective, I would never really want it to happen, and especially not with Bethesda's writing. Now the chance of them picking it up is almost astronomically low, so I wouldn't worry. But it is still a scary prospect.
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The Planescape setting is officially dead. Nobody can make a sequel to PS:T now.
OgreOgre said:
If you pay enough money to WotC, they'll surely let you make a game in the old Planescape setting using the old D&D rules of 3E or even 2E.
Nobody will do it, of course, but it *is* possible.
Seldon said:
Doesn't it make you just as pathetic yourself that you rage at a bunch of online nerds? Or is that somehow less "butthurt" than attacking pc games that aren't up your alley?
Raging is just what people do here mang, you haven't really told anyone anything new. Nice trolling attempt, though. And by nice I mean shit. 2/10.
Vibalist said:
Thank you kind Sir. But what you do not realize is that I am trying to save those poor nerds from their own raging anger, and the inhuman hostility of this place. I want them to discover what they have become, for them to look themselves in the mirror and scream with fear. I want to save them. Therefore my pathetic raging has a higher purpose. I know it will corrupt me. I know it will soil me, that I am becoming like them. But it is worth it, if I can save even just a few.
Seldon said:
I lol'd 
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