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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:41 am

Fallout 3 had 5 dlc's I think there needs to be more for new vegas , and what ever happend to "8dlc's" :fallout:
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Stephanie Kemp
 
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 9:12 am

Hey, I get to reply? :celebration:

In short, No. http://twitter.com/#!/ChrisAvellone/status/72861352997298176.

-Gunny out.
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Kerri Lee
 
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 11:51 pm

Does MCA hate money?
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:55 pm

Hey, I get to reply? :celebration:

In short, No. http://twitter.com/#!/ChrisAvellone/status/72861352997298176.

-Gunny out.

Not hattin, just askin how does that say that there will be no more dlc , that line could have been written for another dlc they have in the works, cause i remember something saying they had purchesed 8 copyright names
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 8:35 pm

Not hattin, just askin how does that say that there will be no more dlc , that line could have been written for another dlc they have in the works, cause i remember something saying they had purchesed 8 copyright names

They registered copyrights for the 4 names we already know. I have not heard of any others. When Chris says it's the last line, I reckon he probably means it.
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:26 pm

They registered copyrights for the 4 names we already know. I have not heard of any others. When Chris says it's the last line, I reckon he probably means it.

I hope he means something else. :sadvaultboy:
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 5:42 pm

I wonder what this means in regards to the future of Fallout. What other projects will Obsidian be doing? Bethesda has had 4 in early development for almost a year now supposedly..
Does this mean Bethesda is moving on to the next entry in the series? Hope so...I'd love to get Fallout 4 by 2012...which seems unlikely..it seems like it'd be 2013 at the earliest..But then again...NV only took 2 years...Guess you never know..so many factors in speculating makes it difficult to speculate with real factual reason to believe in what your speculating..
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:36 am

I wonder what this means in regards to the future of Fallout. What other projects will Obsidian be doing? Bethesda has had 4 in early development for almost a year now supposedly..
Does this mean Bethesda is moving on to the next entry in the series? Hope so...I'd love to get Fallout 4 by 2012...which seems unlikely..it seems like it'd be 2013 at the earliest..But then again...NV only took 2 years...Guess you never know..so many factors in speculating makes it difficult to speculate with real factual reason to believe in what your speculating..

Well the reason NV took only 2 years was because they took most of the stuff from FO3 and all obsidian did was add new characters weapons storys and quest, if they had used a new engine then it would have took more time
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:42 am

Well the reason NV took only 2 years was because they took most of the stuff from FO3 and all obsidian did was add new characters weapons storys and quest, if they had used a new engine then it would have took more time

Then again, Fallout 3 came out 2 1/2 years after Oblivion, so Fallout 4 following a similar pattern after Skyrim (if not shorter due to Bethesda's increase in development team size) and coming out in late 2013 or early-mid 2014 wouldn't be too unlikely.
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:34 pm

I think we'll be looking at a slightly longer release schedule due to the fact that a new engine has to be learned and everything has to be made from scratch, but it really depends on when they started work on the project. I think we'll be looking at a 2013 release especially if obsidion is doing it maybe earlier if bethesda decided to tackle it themselves.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 5:46 am

Then again, Fallout 3 came out 2 1/2 years after Oblivion, so Fallout 4 following a similar pattern after Skyrim (if not shorter due to Bethesda's increase in development team size) and coming out in late 2013 or early-mid 2014 wouldn't be too unlikely.

From what I understand, BGS has enough folks to run about 2.5 development teams concurrently. Of course, the teams go up and down in size varying on where their particular project is at the time. If one full team started work on ESV at some point during the late development of FO3 and a small team worked on the FO3 dlcs, then there would have been a bunch of folks with nothing better to do than start preproduction on FO:Next. I suspect that sometime before all the dlc for FO3 were completed the initial high level design team started on FO:Next. First they would have to adapt (and keep up with improvements and changes) on the Creation Engine, then they would start on story arcs and basic design. If we use the 4 years it took to develop FO3, and start from sometime during the dlc release period of FO3 and add 4 years, we'd get something around the beginning of 2013. I personally feel it won't take them that long. I'm thinking we'll see FO:Next sometime around October 2012. Since nobody's heard of BGS working on any brand new IP, I assume the other team is working on FO. They may be doing something else entirely, and we won't see FO until much later.

-Gunny out.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:31 am

Well the reason NV took only 2 years was because they took most of the stuff from FO3 and all obsidian did was add new characters weapons storys and quest, if they had used a new engine then it would have took more time


And thus why NV is 10x glitchier then F3 was... :D

I would love a Fallout 4 but who would make it? (Bethesda or Obsidian?) And, would they use a newer engine? (I pray to GOD so)

Once Skyrim comes out, I believe the thoughts will be hurled around their studio, at least i'm hoping. Fallout 3 was an amazing game, and IMHO, Obsidian ruined it by having a Perk chosen EVERY OTHER LV?

Honestly, that and not being able to make the Railway Rifle/Shiskehbab at a Bench is the only things I don't like about New Vegas in it's entirety...

But, if we can go to LV60 (once ALL add-ons are out), we can be like our Fallout 3 characters... technically.

I'd still MUCH RATHER have the system like Fallout 3. (Perk every LV up...)

I'm starting Honest Hearts right now as i'm typing this. I just beat Dead Money for the first time lastnight, and actually enjoyed (THE STORY), alot more then I thought I would...
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:43 pm

Certainly hope we see it in 2012.
2013 seems a long way off..There's no way they will release in early or mid 2013 either.
Fallout is a top-tier franchise right now and they aren't gonna turn down the opportunity of the holiday season.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 3:36 am

Fallout 3 had 5 DLCs?

Oh, that's right. Your counting 'Mothership Zeta'.
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