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Please post screenshots and/or design sketches of said first-person-perspective game that Interplay was working on as the sequel to Fallout 2.macksting wrote:Even Interplay themselves had every intention of making the next in the franchise a first-person 3D game with an option for realtime; why should Bethesda do any different?
Yeah, we all played the Van Buren demo, you dimwit.
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A Van Buren alpha.
Ah well. This was from an old interview, so odds are Interplay was going to fuck it up with the previously mentioned features, and changed their minds either one way or another. I saw it on one of the major Fallout sites, but this was years ago, when the idea of Interplay actually releasing a Fallout 3 was still a remote possibility; that should say something in itself, and might go a ways to explain why I'm not going to bother siting sources at this stage. (Who knows? It's possible the site's sources had been hoaxed.)
By the way, is it remotely appropriate to use the term "jew" in a derogatory manner? I think not.
Ah well. This was from an old interview, so odds are Interplay was going to fuck it up with the previously mentioned features, and changed their minds either one way or another. I saw it on one of the major Fallout sites, but this was years ago, when the idea of Interplay actually releasing a Fallout 3 was still a remote possibility; that should say something in itself, and might go a ways to explain why I'm not going to bother siting sources at this stage. (Who knows? It's possible the site's sources had been hoaxed.)
By the way, is it remotely appropriate to use the term "jew" in a derogatory manner? I think not.
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Van Buren used the Jefferson engine. It was fully 3d, rotatable and J.E. Sawyer often compared it to a 2d engine. Also, if the combat emphasis was on turn-based combat, the game was hardly meant to be viewed from 1st person perspective.
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“Jefferson uses an isometric viewing angle. "
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Appropriate?! This is Sparta, nigga! You either ride with us or you die with us. This ain't no tea party!macksting wrote: By the way, is it remotely appropriate to use the term "jew" in a derogatory manner? I think not.
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You want me to dig for a years-old article in ancient archives? There were many news sites covering Fallout 3's development, and all I can recall is that it was large and well-maintained. Possibly No Mutants Allowed, possibly one of several others. You're better off calling it bullshit, because frankly, I haven't the energy to spare to verify something which was irrelevant even when it was published.
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