Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 1:01 am
Sounds like the best idea ever.
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It sounds like a really interesting idea and fits to the open gameplay in Fallout. Letting the player(intendedly or not) form its own story of all the elements featured in the game... It would be, however, extremely to difficult to achieve in a dynamic fashion which you described; A balancing nightmare, to be exact. If I've understood correctly, this is something what STALKER tried to achieve and proved to be too challenging for them. It would probably have to be scripted events triggered by quests/time limits/etc, more similar to how it actually was done in Fallout(the mutant invasion in Necropolis, for example). Each faction getting their own ending is a must, though.Thilicynweb wrote:If the game started out with a whole bunch of power factions that would evolve over the course of the game in a set way based on the assumpution that your char is not invoving themself in any thing of importance. However, if your char gives aid to one faction, there is a realistic fallout from the events you partake in.
Example: There is a town that is split into 3 fighting factions because of a food shortage, you arrange for caravans of food to arrive at one of the factions, that faction's people survive better or fight better or simply convert people from the other factions now take over the town and start spreading thier own idea's to ther towns, which if you play a long enough might become a threat that you have stop, i.e. helping a Nazi-like faction. Thus the game need not actually ever end, which is in keeping with FO2.
Hmm, I think ToEE had multiple starting points, but I can't say how it worked since I never played the game. Anyway, I don't see how this is beneficial to the gaming experience. I'd rather make those choices in-game and not while creating my character.One idea that someone already thought of and implimented in a mod for Morrowind is multiple starting points. What if your baskstory was created by the 2 maybe 3 highest stats you gave your char during char creation? Each backstory could give you a major quest and a minor one or two to start out with.
Or what if after you finish the game, they'd show you how you played the game in a really fast backward replay. Sort of like a Civ-type recap, but BACKWARDS?!ApTyp wrote:What if instead of time going forward, it actually went... BACKWARD?!
50-cd game, 1 for each state.the demon wrote:it wold relly suck if thay made it first person. anay ways thay shold do it in the entire us but giv a car in the begining of the game
PUTRID OPTIMIST. I GLOWER NORTHEAST.[color=red]eye[/color] wrote:Ready by 2030.
2 DVDs?the demon wrote:50-cd game, 1 for each state.
no thay should only have 1 dvd or 2 dvds but not 50 cd's
anayways it would be 51 states becuase we anexed canada in 2076