Project Eternity (by Obsidian) $3,703,753 so far, 4 hours to go

It may be wishful thinking

BPoole96

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[QUOTE="Master_ShakeXXX"]

PFFFFT! Obsidian? People are still wasting money on these ass h*les? Dudes couldn't code a game properly if their life depended on it.

Master_ShakeXXX

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

I've heard a lot of good things about New Vegas, but some of those things I've seen in reviews scare the sh*t out of me. Are there mods that correct most of the problems in the PC version? If so I might get it because Fallout 3 was pretty badass.

Most of my experience with New Vegas was on PS3 so the bugs were never fixed but I can almost guarantee you there are mods to fix many of the bugs for the PC version. The mod community for that game remains very strong and there are so many awesome mods that people have made. Just go to the New Vegas Nexus site (Also, get the Nexus Mod Manager so its easier to install/uninstall mods) and you can browse for the best ones available.

Have they managed to get enough to make big city #2? How much did they need?Desmonic

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

[QUOTE="Master_ShakeXXX"]

PFFFFT! Obsidian? People are still wasting money on these ass h*les? Dudes couldn't code a game properly if their life depended on it.

Master_ShakeXXX

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

I've heard a lot of good things about New Vegas, but some of those things I've seen in reviews scare the sh*t out of me. Are there mods that correct most of the problems in the PC version? If so I might get it because Fallout 3 was pretty badass.

Go for it, New Vegas is definitely one of the best RPGs this gen, no matter the technical issues which are almost completely fixed at this point...

If only there were some mods for bethesda games to make the combat interesting. I've looked high and low and all I could find were rebalances and cinematic executions.

[QUOTE="Master_ShakeXXX"]

PFFFFT! Obsidian? People are still wasting money on these ass h*les? Dudes couldn't code a game properly if their life depended on it.

BPoole96

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

[QUOTE="Master_ShakeXXX"]

PFFFFT! Obsidian? People are still wasting money on these ass h*les? Dudes couldn't code a game properly if their life depended on it.

PannicAtack

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

That sounds awesome! :D

Damn, should really play Planescape: Torment, saw it for $10 on GOG. But can you tell, how does it live up to today's standards, does the game stand the test of time?

And if there are some noticeably shaky elements, are there any mods that help?

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

[QUOTE="Master_ShakeXXX"]

PFFFFT! Obsidian? People are still wasting money on these ass h*les? Dudes couldn't code a game properly if their life depended on it.

PannicAtack

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

I just donapledgeordered for $55 and I don't even know if I'm really into what this'll be. Never played Planescape Torment and such. Have faith in Obsidian's ability to deliver compelling dialog and plot stuffs, which is why I bothered, but I generally don't like fantasy game things. They tend to be silly/exaggerated/outlandish or otherwise weird to the point that it's difficult for me to relate to much of anything. Also I don't know what I'd want or expect from the combat. Don't really have a frame of reference. "It's like Betrayal's Gate." means very little to me.

Anyway, I blame Tim Schafer.
ADVENTURE!

Anyway, just in case someone is not aware and is interested, they are streaming the final countdown to end of pledging period.

http://www.twitch.tv/obsidian

Check that out if you want.

They're gonna CSI the whole game.

Over 4 million reached with paypal. Congrats to them! Game will be sweeet!

Avellone's blowing it all on booze tonight. Oh well. Was fun while it lasted.McStrongfast

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[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

ReadingRainbow4

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[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

I'm hoping that because there is no publisher forcing deadline on them all the time that they will have the bugs in their game at a minimum. It may be wishful thinking but even though Fallout: New Vegas was a bugfest, it is one of the best RPGs this gen. I have not played their past work but many of their past projects are considered classics.

Rocker6

That sounds awesome! :D

Damn, should really play Planescape: Torment, saw it for $10 on GOG. But can you tell, how does it live up to today's standards, does the game stand the test of time?

And if there are some noticeably shaky elements, are there any mods that help?