Okay Larian, let’s maybe not get ahead of yourselves here. Your games have been decent to good so far, but you cannot predict the future like that and expect it to actually happen. A lot can happen in the like 7 years it will probably take you to develop your next game.
Good, reward the company when they actually make a good thing and maybe other companies will finally start to listen.
We don’t want adaptations from people who hate the source material. We want adaptations from people who love it.
I mean, I guess I can see it working like Tower of Druaga. Well, I guess Comedy Central doesn’t have to make it a comedy. Would just be strange since its literally in the company name.
Where are you that you can buy 900 acres for half a million?
I mean, a hacker will say its patched when it isn’t to keep using the exploit. So this isn’t exactly the most reliable source.
Comedy Central seems like a strange pick for Golden Axe
Hope this applies retroactively as well. Would love for server files or source to get released so old games can finally be playable again on modern systems.
Wait, your pals arent cute girls? You must be doing it wrong.
Palworld didn’t rip off Pokemon in the way these Chinese clones are ripping off Palworld, though. Like, the marketing of the clones literally say players “survive with their pals,” like theyre not even trying to hide it. Palworld was pretty careful to avoid terms like “pocket monster” or “pokemon” in its marketing.
Also, not sure if this really counts as accusing anyone of anything. He is pointing out that his game is successful enough to warrant multiple companies trying to rip off his own game. Honestly, you know you’ve made the big leagues when your products are getting rip offs in China.
Why? I can’t see any benefit to this. RoN isnt a huge blockbuster of a game, so its not like they will be able to pay out big. Its in a state where the developers really shouldn’t even care if players are getting the source code, as it still is getting updates. I can see there being an issue if someone else tries building the source code with a ripoff game or something, but that will get shut down easily, so I don’t see the point of this? Is someone that did this mad that the game portrays police as the good guys? I just dont get it.
Just make it a show about Caius Cossades, or the Schism of the Three Houses or something. Doesn’t have to be exactly about the Nerevarine, though it would be cool. But either way, its certainly possible.
Fallout seems cheap but literally everything needed to be either a handmade prop or CGd into the scene. It’d be no different than for Morrowind or anything else.
Maybe, but X-Files and Stargate SG1 were both started on a pretty low budget and turned into huge money makers for many years.
I really do believe that people who love the source material and actually have passion for a project will make something genuinely good. All these shows that have been game adaptions that were bad were because the people working on it didn’t love it and didnt respect it. And the ones that are successful are the opposite. Perhaps you have an example of a show adaptation that was genuinely bad, but the people working on it loved and respected the source material?
World of Warcraft, Star Wars Galaxies, and City of Heroes all have private servers that are run off of server emulators, that’s more what I was getting at. Because usually pirated copies cannot connect to official servers, so their only choice is to use private server emulators like that.
Its just too bad Fallout Together has been getting literally zero development for years now.
Yeah I can’t say I was thrilled to be getting killed like that. Reminds me of why I don’t play games like Ark, Tarkov, etc.
I didnt notice any problems with Starfield on Xbox either. It was weird, with Fallout 76 there were protectrons that were like, phasing in and out of existence, and things like entire buildings just being completely invisible despite the containers and debris assets inside them loading just fine. But I didnt have these issues with Fallout 4 or 3. New Vegas I could never play because on my PC any time I tried to leave the beginning town the game would just CTD. Though I hear NV is the most unstable title.
Maybe not, but right now Fallout is wildly popular and generating sales of the games and merch, which didn’t happen with the Halo or Witcher shows. Businessmen like when more sales are generated, so I would like to imagine they are seeing the effects of the Fallout show and wanting to replicate that success.
Oh I am fully aware its not Fallout 5.
I just remember when I first played, I exited a vault and after like 3 crashes and assets that just wouldn’t load in, I saw some players and they just intantly killed me, no questions or anything. And then when I respawned, I met different players that did the same thing. I didn’t even have any actual gear on me.
This guy says its a terrible idea but then doesn’t elaborate on why he thinks that. I think he is wrong, and the Fallout show is doing a good job convincing me of that. When people who love, know, and respect the source material create something new, it turns out to be pretty good.
Just the other night I thought: “Man, it would be so cool if Todd could do what he did with the Fallout show, but make it a Morrowind show instead.” Todd played a big role in Morrowinds development and he had previously said while he would love to remake it, it would be “too much reading for the modern audience.” So why not remake it as a TV show, Todd?
Private servers are only available if you pay a subscription.
You don’t suppose there are… other …means of private servers yet, are there? Or is the game just that bad that even nefarious folk have no interest in it?
The whole game is locked behind a $70 paywall I refuse to support.
Whats great is that the people making the show really cared about the lore of the games, so if people like you who have no prior knowledge decide to ever check out the games, there isn’t going to be an inconsistency with the lore or setting.
The show looks and feels just like the games. Its great, wish more adaptations had writers, directors, actors, etc. that cared about the source material.