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They already have the amount needed, now all we have to do is make sure they use all the extra money to get more/better programmers, it is Obsidian after all.
Baldur's Gate fans, this kickstarter sounds right up your...
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And that they will actually have time to finish it...
Also, this should be of interest to roughly the same people.
Also, this should be of interest to roughly the same people.
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Re: Baldur's Gate fans, this kickstarter sounds right up you
Studio known from making games with tons of bugs? No, thanks.ThunderTitan wrote:it is Obsidian after all.
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Re: Baldur's Gate fans, this kickstarter sounds right up you
Pretty sure i posted about that a while back...Gaidal Cain wrote:Also, this should be of interest to roughly the same people.
Well by using Kickstarter they won't have any publisher/rights owner breathing down their neck to get it done faster (screw u LucasArts, KotOR2 would have been the best SW game if you had any patience) that shouldn't be a problem.Gaidal Cain wrote:And that they will actually have time to finish it...
Bugs can be fixed (NWN2 plays just fine after patch something), but making a game that isn't cookie-cutter ain't something a lot of studios can do...Avonu wrote: Studio known from making games with tons of bugs? No, thanks.
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The more complex game is the more bugs it will have. I will rather tolerate few bugs until patches than half games we are fed thees days.Studio known from making games with tons of bugs? No, thanks.
Sure Fallout Vegas had it's share of bugs but it was simply different league than F3 even if it didn't had as much obvious scripting problems.
If they can deliver something on par with games listed there I am all for it.
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Re: Baldur's Gate fans, this kickstarter sounds right up you
Ah. Maybe it was here I heard about it then. Hard to remember since I'm trying to keep some tabs on Bioware as well.ThunderTitan wrote: Pretty sure i posted about that a while back...
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Yes, of course there always will be some bugs.tress wrote:The more complex game is the more bugs it will have. I will rather tolerate few bugs until patches than half games we are fed thees days.
But Obsidian doesn't do "some bugs", they do a lots of bugs in any of their games. Always. And usually these are bugs are scripts which shouldn't be problem to fix but they are for Obsidian.
NWN2 has other problems then just bugs - story, neverending corridors with a lots of enemies (no way to avoid fights) and boring characters. First expansion is a lot better but still inferior to Hordes of the Underdark.ThunderTitan wrote:Bugs can be fixed (NWN2 plays just fine after patch something)
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Can't say F:NV had any game breaking bugs. Some quests like monorail had issues but all in all, relatively to the amounts of the quests it was nowhere to bad. Also game recieved quick patches too, so I am extremely glad that in era of mass effect there are still companies like obsidian.But Obsidian doesn't do "some bugs", they do a lots of bugs in any of their games. Always. And usually these are bugs are scripts which shouldn't be problem to fix but they are for Obsidian.
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Re: Baldur's Gate fans, this kickstarter sounds right up you
you rather see EA or Bioware do it?Avonu wrote:Studio known from making games with tons of bugs? No, thanks.ThunderTitan wrote:it is Obsidian after all.
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Still better then NWN1... stupid Aribeth, even stupider Fenthick... and stupid NPC for letting him hang...Avonu wrote: NWN2 has other problems then just bugs - story, neverending corridors with a lots of enemies (no way to avoid fights) and boring characters.
What;s with everyone and HotU... it might have been way better then the previous 2 stories but it still wasn't anything special...Avonu wrote: First expansion is a lot better but still inferior to Hordes of the Underdark.
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