Meaning just one of the areas will be huge? Or each chapter will be represented by a huge area?Flash said:In TW2 one chapter will be one huge area so there's the impression of much greater freedom.
From what I've seen thus far, I bet there are a lot of huge areas in the game..slimgrin said:Meaning just one of the areas will be huge? Or each chapter will be represented by a huge area?slimgrin said:In TW2 one chapter will be one huge area so there's the impression of much greater freedom.
Sounds awesome! In TW1, I loved to wonder around and discover some of the random elements on my own. Now all we have to know is this: will that strange monkey creature make an appearanceAlek said:All locations are huge. Every one of them is connected with one act, and you won't experience any loadings within!
I so agree with this.I played oblivion and I had fun because I could fool around, but the main quest was just one oblivion gate after another. I prefer a story, something exciting. Thats what the witcher gives me. I dont need a completely open world, I need a plot!!!You can't really compare TW with Fallout/Oblivion. Fallout and Oblivion are a open world setting. TW is not. In TW, the world is restricted as there is a "proper way" or the "only way" of doing certain things. Open world games offer more flexibility. TW is mission oriented. In Oblivion you can forget the main quest completely and become a hunter or something. I've been playing a single profile in Oblivion for the past year and a half. Trying out new mods, developing my mods, testing them, exploring vanilla ruins, downloading more ruins and exploring them.My Oblivion folder is 35 GB in size at present. You know how much I progressed in the main quest? I havn't even been to the abbey yet.In games like TW you gain joy from the plot itself. In games like Oblivion there is no plot. Their attempts at a "plot" are so ridiculous that even they do not continue the sham anymore. They put in a minuscule plot to prevent it from becoming completely sandbox and focus on creating an elaborate world instead.
Piracy? who talked about piracy? can you clarify this please?As for the Fallout "plot", it's just a farce.A tiny semblence of purpose the Devs tried to inject to an otherwise aimless world. However this is not the place to debate that. If you wish, continue this debate in fallout forums, as this is WAAY offtopic.DanConnors said:I hope we're not talking "piracy" here, because I have absolutely no use for it in any shape, guise, or pretended idealism. The entire livelihood of the programmers who create these games is based on honest sale and use of their product. To pirate a game is as bad as holding up a normal working stiff at gunpoint.
Aw, come on. We merely differ on some subjects :< It’s not like everything we think has to be opposed to each other.Also, yeah, the game is good. I played it and the developers outdid themselves. I like it even better than its predecessor Fallout 3. And regarding the building of breakwaters, just don’t buy the game. Let the publishers know that you are fed up with their user-unfriendly policies. Also, sign a petition or write them an e-mail. I mean after ten thousands of rants they should get this broad hint or am I underestimating the arrogance of corporations?DanConnors said:Never thought I'd agree with Demut on anything
Awww. How sweet....Demut said:Aw, come on. We merely differ on some subjects :< It’s not like everything we think has to be opposed to each other.Demut said:Never thought I'd agree with Demut on anything
How difficult is it really to be better than Fallout 3? Seriously you guys, what do you see in that game anyway?Demut said:I like it even better than its predecessor Fallout 3.
You probably are. They'll just schedule a periodic cleaning of their spam folder and forget all about it. They know whatever and however you rant, you're gonna buy the game after all. That's all they care about.Demut said:Let the publishers know that you are fed up with their user-unfriendly policies. Also, sign a petition or write them an e-mail. I mean after ten thousands of rants they should get this broad hint or am I underestimating the arrogance of corporations?
You're underestimating their priorities which are purely financial. A billion e-mail rants wouldn't change their ways, but poor annual sales would. The only thing to do is not buy their games.Demut said:Aw, come on. We merely differ on some subjects :< It’s not like everything we think has to be opposed to each other.Also, yeah, the game is good. I played it and the developers outdid themselves. I like it even better than its predecessor Fallout 3. And regarding the building of breakwaters, just don’t buy the game. Let the publishers know that you are fed up with their user-unfriendly policies. Also, sign a petition or write them an e-mail. I mean after ten thousands of rants they should get this broad hint or am I underestimating the arrogance of corporations?Demut said:Never thought I'd agree with Demut on anything
More like: what do you not see in that game?Vilgefortze said:How difficult is it really to be better than Fallout 3? Seriously you guys, what do you see in that game anyway?Vilgefortze said:I like it even better than its predecessor Fallout 3.
Well, I took that for granted. But they should know WHY the sales are dropping. Otherwise they might blame piracy for it again and increase the DRM even more, those dumb ignoramuses.Also, lulz at the the “global warming is a myth” conspiracy theory.Vilgefortze said:The only thing to do is not buy their games.
What I don't see in that game?Everything that is not there. In other words, EVERYTHING.Demut said:More like: what do you not see in that game?
Oh pish posh! I love both Fallout 3 and Oblivion.Vilgefortze said:What I don't see in that game?Everything that is not there. In other words, EVERYTHING.Vilgefortze said:More like: what do you not see in that game?