I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
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I think we're overtaking the Fable 2 thread in terms of anger and idiocy.
Eh, it's just a common phenomenon at Penny-Arcade that the closer a big game comes to release, the more cynicism and skepticism emerges. You look at the threads for both games earlier and it's all optimism and excitement. Now we're only weeks away and people are running scared, holding up cardboard signs to repent to Jesus.
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I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Only by gaining the Talismans of Courage, Power, and Wisdom can you gain access to the sacred chamber in which the Fallout title awaits the chosen one.
Fuck that. All I need is the ankh and to renew.
I'm sorry, I can't hear you over all the lack of talismans
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
I've had.. a faulty hard drive, a dvd drive that produced an endless series of DRE's and a third that sounded like a fan inside wasn't aligned properly and made all sorts of weird noises. I'm now on an extended warranty.
:P
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
Just make sure to avoid whatever it was that caused the front of your car to disappear (and so you couldn't drive anywhere), and instead you had this car trunk and rear wheels that followed you around.
Just make sure to avoid whatever it was that caused the front of your car to disappear (and so you couldn't drive anywhere), and instead you had this car trunk and rear wheels that followed you around.
You could actually get your car back by travelling to where it last was, IIRC.
Browsing the NMA forums is like looking at the sun for me. There seems to be some in-fighting now, they're even turning on each other!!
Anyhoo the reason I bring NMA up is because they have some new pictures from Swedish PC Gamer showing what appears to be the apartment, different outfits and a few other random shots. "Steal Coffee Mug" indeed!
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"I'd happily trade your life for knowledge of my powers."
-Louis C.K.
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
Well, save anywhere kinda sucks when you have gamestopping bugs, like me getting stuck in the mob boss's place after fucking his wife (or was it daughter?). Had to restart the game.
I figured infighting would be close behind about the time some of them started accusing Bethesda of ripping off Fallout 1/2 and Van Buren and making the game look too much like Fallout. Their thought process has gone into levels of crazy that even I can't understand anymore. Do yourself a favor and don't stray past the front page. It's still one of the best spots for Fallout news, but it's been years since it was a good spot for Fallout discussion.
I like the bubble headed biohazard suit. I can only hope it's meant to protect you in hazardous areas. Something like that would have been useful in the Glow.
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Swedish PC Gamer gave it an 81%
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
I figured infighting would be close behind about the time some of them started accusing Bethesda of ripping off Fallout 1/2 and Van Buren and making the game look too much like Fallout. Their thought process has gone into levels of crazy that even I can't understand anymore. Do yourself a favor and don't stray past the front page. It's still one of the best spots for Fallout news, but it's been years since it was a good spot for Fallout discussion.
I like the bubble headed biohazard suit. I can only hope it's meant to protect you in hazardous areas. Something like that would have been useful in the Glow.
Stuff the biosuit, give me the creepy looking leather facemask.
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
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"Everyone who is capable of logical thought should be able to see why you shouldn't sell lifetime subscriptions to an MMO. Cell phone companies and drug dealers don't offer lifetime subscriptions either, guess why?" - Mugaaz
I'm excited for it, and watch this next bit.. watch.. are you watching? Look, a full-stop.
No caveat!
*And then his 360 Red Ringed*
Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
Well, save anywhere kinda sucks when you have gamestopping bugs, like me getting stuck in the mob boss's place after fucking his wife (or was it daughter?). Had to restart the game.
Thats not a bug. EIther you sneak out (done it only once), fight your way out, or you're fucked.
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
You've got to be kidding me. Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get very little shit considering how buggy they are. In fact, it's a testament to just how good the games actually are under the bugs and glitches that people give them so much praise, especially Bloodlines. It ranks amongst many people's (including my own) favourite games in spite of the fact that at release it is virtually unplayable - horrendous graphics glitches (and I'm not talking dodgy clipping here, I'm talking random polygons that stretch off into infinity), broken quests...it was just fucked, but the official and fan patches fix it up enough to let you drive it home more or less in one piece and enjoy it all the way.
Also, what's the VC bug? Are you just talking about the fact that you kept accidentally stepping out underneath traffic and getting killed or did some versions actually have a bug? I never encountered any in VC...
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
What are the biggest problems?
"Because in Fallout 3 I get almost everything served directly. Bethesda have tried to squeeze in as much as possible on area as small as possible. Substance enough for a lifetime in short-movie format, if you want to. And the result is an anticlimax, too much of the good in too short time. One minute I'm running into a nest of rad-scorpions, while there is a peaceful camp of settlers 30 meters away. Some slavers are walking around with their slaves just around the corner and some raiders just settled down a bit farther away. A quick jog and I'm a nest of deathclaws. It's compressed, maximized and anonymized at the same time. It feels like a enormous orgy where nobody wants to fire away. There's tight and crowded, but no friction nor excitement. Many parts, but no entirety. And this feeling of getting the world pushed in my the face is the single largest weakness with Fallout 3, and every one that loved the original two games will scratch their head, wondering."
I have a question, though, for anyone who has seen the game in action on the Xbox 360. Hopefully someone who went to PAX can tell me this. How is the aliasing in the game? If it's got a lot of jaggies, I'll probably end up picking it up on PC instead.
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It's awesome when a game gets jabbed for having too much content.
I figured that it would either be an unpopulated waste land or a surprisingly busy place, apparently they chose the busy route. I'm happy, more people to kill and take their clothes from.
"Because in Fallout 3 I get almost everything served directly. Bethesda have tried to squeeze in as much as possible on area as small as possible. Substance enough for a lifetime in short-movie format, if you want to. And the result is an anticlimax, too much of the good in too short time. One minute I'm running into a nest of rad-scorpions, while there is a peaceful camp of settlers 30 meters away. Some slavers are walking around with their slaves just around the corner and some raiders just settled down a bit farther away. A quick jog and I'm a nest of deathclaws. It's compressed, maximized and anonymized at the same time. It feels like a enormous orgy where nobody wants to fire away. There's tight and crowded, but no friction nor excitement. Many parts, but no entirety. And this feeling of getting the world pushed in my the face is the single largest weakness with Fallout 3, and every one that loved the original two games will scratch their head, wondering."
That seems like both a good thing and a bad thing. One of the problems of Oblivion was how much empty map there was. You're just running and running with nothing to do but look at pretty scenery. I'm imagining that the scenery isn't even that pretty in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Although a bit of clan warfare ala STALKER would've been nice.
I have a question, though, for anyone who has seen the game in action on the Xbox 360. Hopefully someone who went to PAX can tell me this. How is the aliasing in the game? If it's got a lot of jaggies, I'll probably end up picking it up on PC instead.
Have you seen the five or so gameplay videos they released recently? It's most likely from the 360 version, as all their demos and such have been so far.
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
What are the biggest problems?
"Because in Fallout 3 I get almost everything served directly. Bethesda have tried to squeeze in as much as possible on area as small as possible. Substance enough for a lifetime in short-movie format, if you want to. And the result is an anticlimax, too much of the good in too short time. One minute I'm running into a nest of rad-scorpions, while there is a peaceful camp of settlers 30 meters away. Some slavers are walking around with their slaves just around the corner and some raiders just settled down a bit farther away. A quick jog and I'm a nest of deathclaws. It's compressed, maximized and anonymized at the same time. It feels like a enormous orgy where nobody wants to fire away. There's tight and crowded, but no friction nor excitement. Many parts, but no entirety. And this feeling of getting the world pushed in my the face is the single largest weakness with Fallout 3, and every one that loved the original two games will scratch their head, wondering."
I have a feeling that might be somewhat of an exaggeration because there have been other previews that say otherwise. Of course I won't know until the 28th, or the 22nd if I go spoiler crazy....besides an "orgy of content" doesn't sound too bad too me :winky:
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"I'd happily trade your life for knowledge of my powers."
-Louis C.K.
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
You know, I can definitely see that. One key aspect of "wasteland atmosphere" is a sense of isolation. But I'd rather have too much content than too little.
"It's not necessarily the direction I would've gone, but I can tell you I have my Fallout 3 pre-ordered. I want my life-sized Pip-Boy. I'm going to be playing that at the end of the month."
"To be honest, I'm looking forward to Fallout 3 as a consumer, not a developer. I just want to play it and enjoy it," he said.
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"I'd happily trade your life for knowledge of my powers."
-Louis C.K.
"It's not necessarily the direction I would've gone, but I can tell you I have my Fallout 3 pre-ordered. I want my life-sized Pip-Boy. I'm going to be playing that at the end of the month."
"To be honest, I'm looking forward to Fallout 3 as a consumer, not a developer. I just want to play it and enjoy it," he said.
You know, that really puts into perspective how obsessed the NMAians are. The goddamn creator of the game doesn't care as much as they do.
"The biggest problem I have with expanding the game is that the original games were designed to make you feel like you were one of the last people left on Earth. And with Fallout 3 and the online version, I'm curious about how they'll handle making the game not feel too crowded--making it feel like there's not much life left out there after the war."
That's easy. Just get the guys who did The Matrix: Online to make it. I'd imagine that game feels pretty empty.
"It's not necessarily the direction I would've gone, but I can tell you I have my Fallout 3 pre-ordered. I want my life-sized Pip-Boy. I'm going to be playing that at the end of the month."
"To be honest, I'm looking forward to Fallout 3 as a consumer, not a developer. I just want to play it and enjoy it," he said.
You know, that really puts into perspective how obsessed the NMAians are. The goddamn creator of the game doesn't care as much as they do.
I'm sure he does, its his creation, but he knows he can't change anything,he admits its their IP now, and burning any bridges isn't good for his career.
I just paid for my pre-order in full. The game might not be the second coming of Christ but the only people with that unreasonable level of expectation would be the NMA-ers who are undoubtedly going to pirate the game.
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Mine red ringed all day on my birthday last Saturday. It hasn't done it since, but I'm contemplating just picking up a Falcon model instead. Watch, though, it be completely fine all the way up until I put Fallout 3 into the drive. Fate dictates that it should always break down at the worst possible times. :P
Pretty much, yeah.
Eh, it's just a common phenomenon at Penny-Arcade that the closer a big game comes to release, the more cynicism and skepticism emerges. You look at the threads for both games earlier and it's all optimism and excitement. Now we're only weeks away and people are running scared, holding up cardboard signs to repent to Jesus.
Hey, if it doesn't require 3 patches to start working properly then at least it's ahead of the game on the previous Fallouts anyway.
Fallout 2 v1.0 works fine on Vista for me.
I'm sorry, I can't hear you over all the lack of talismans
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It'll run, but man it had bugs up the wazoo. At least that's my experience.
Well, its the second buggiest game that I own. I think of them more like features than bugs.
And really, games like Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get more shit than they deserve. You can save and load any time. The "dying from running onto the street from a sidewalk" bug in Vice City caused me more pain than anything from these so called "buggy" games.
I've had.. a faulty hard drive, a dvd drive that produced an endless series of DRE's and a third that sounded like a fan inside wasn't aligned properly and made all sorts of weird noises. I'm now on an extended warranty.
:P
If my console red-rings, you get to wear it.
Just make sure to avoid whatever it was that caused the front of your car to disappear (and so you couldn't drive anywhere), and instead you had this car trunk and rear wheels that followed you around.
You could actually get your car back by travelling to where it last was, IIRC.
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I like the bug with Here and Now that it's like cumulative, when you finally take it, it gives you 1 level for every 3 levels you've already got.
I took it at level 21 and got 7 levels out of that bitch.
Anyhoo the reason I bring NMA up is because they have some new pictures from Swedish PC Gamer showing what appears to be the apartment, different outfits and a few other random shots. "Steal Coffee Mug" indeed!
-Louis C.K.
Well, save anywhere kinda sucks when you have gamestopping bugs, like me getting stuck in the mob boss's place after fucking his wife (or was it daughter?). Had to restart the game.
I like the bubble headed biohazard suit. I can only hope it's meant to protect you in hazardous areas. Something like that would have been useful in the Glow.
Swedish PC Gamer gave it an 81%
French Magazine gave it a 90 something percent.
I got parts of a translation of that review and it definitely seemed to confirm what I've been thinking of the game for a while. If the game lives up to the review, I would probably have to agree with the score in general. It's out soon though and then I can play it myself, so it's not like I particularly care at this point: but I do have a solid idea of what to expect now from the early reviews.
How do these European fellows get the game so early anyway?
Stuff the biosuit, give me the creepy looking leather facemask.
I never asked for this!
From that Swedish review, it looks like the games biggest problems can easily be fixed by mods. This game is gonna be jolly fun.
"Everyone who is capable of logical thought should be able to see why you shouldn't sell lifetime subscriptions to an MMO. Cell phone companies and drug dealers don't offer lifetime subscriptions either, guess why?" - Mugaaz
Thats not a bug. EIther you sneak out (done it only once), fight your way out, or you're fucked.
Nothing wrong with that.
What are the biggest problems?
You've got to be kidding me. Fallout 2 and Bloodlines get very little shit considering how buggy they are. In fact, it's a testament to just how good the games actually are under the bugs and glitches that people give them so much praise, especially Bloodlines. It ranks amongst many people's (including my own) favourite games in spite of the fact that at release it is virtually unplayable - horrendous graphics glitches (and I'm not talking dodgy clipping here, I'm talking random polygons that stretch off into infinity), broken quests...it was just fucked, but the official and fan patches fix it up enough to let you drive it home more or less in one piece and enjoy it all the way.
Also, what's the VC bug? Are you just talking about the fact that you kept accidentally stepping out underneath traffic and getting killed or did some versions actually have a bug? I never encountered any in VC...
"Because in Fallout 3 I get almost everything served directly. Bethesda have tried to squeeze in as much as possible on area as small as possible. Substance enough for a lifetime in short-movie format, if you want to. And the result is an anticlimax, too much of the good in too short time. One minute I'm running into a nest of rad-scorpions, while there is a peaceful camp of settlers 30 meters away. Some slavers are walking around with their slaves just around the corner and some raiders just settled down a bit farther away. A quick jog and I'm a nest of deathclaws. It's compressed, maximized and anonymized at the same time. It feels like a enormous orgy where nobody wants to fire away. There's tight and crowded, but no friction nor excitement. Many parts, but no entirety. And this feeling of getting the world pushed in my the face is the single largest weakness with Fallout 3, and every one that loved the original two games will scratch their head, wondering."
I have a question, though, for anyone who has seen the game in action on the Xbox 360. Hopefully someone who went to PAX can tell me this. How is the aliasing in the game? If it's got a lot of jaggies, I'll probably end up picking it up on PC instead.
I figured that it would either be an unpopulated waste land or a surprisingly busy place, apparently they chose the busy route. I'm happy, more people to kill and take their clothes from.
That seems like both a good thing and a bad thing. One of the problems of Oblivion was how much empty map there was. You're just running and running with nothing to do but look at pretty scenery. I'm imagining that the scenery isn't even that pretty in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
Although a bit of clan warfare ala STALKER would've been nice.
Have you seen the five or so gameplay videos they released recently? It's most likely from the 360 version, as all their demos and such have been so far.
I have a feeling that might be somewhat of an exaggeration because there have been other previews that say otherwise. Of course I won't know until the 28th, or the 22nd if I go spoiler crazy....besides an "orgy of content" doesn't sound too bad too me :winky:
-Louis C.K.
So, in other words, it's a bethsda game
"It's not necessarily the direction I would've gone, but I can tell you I have my Fallout 3 pre-ordered. I want my life-sized Pip-Boy. I'm going to be playing that at the end of the month."
"To be honest, I'm looking forward to Fallout 3 as a consumer, not a developer. I just want to play it and enjoy it," he said.
-Louis C.K.
You know, that really puts into perspective how obsessed the NMAians are. The goddamn creator of the game doesn't care as much as they do.
That's easy. Just get the guys who did The Matrix: Online to make it. I'd imagine that game feels pretty empty.
I'm sure he does, its his creation, but he knows he can't change anything,he admits its their IP now, and burning any bridges isn't good for his career.
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