Duck and Cover

You didn't play much if you don't remember the grappling hook - it was a major part of the series.

The first Tenchu was pretty nifty. I don't recall much of the sequels though, so I guess I didn't like them much. I remember the first one had a good blend of assassination and hack n'slash.

The third one was the best, it had a really good combination. The second one was iffy though and as for the new one, I have no idea.

Wolfman Walt wrote:You didn't play much if you don't remember the grappling hook - it was a major part of the series.

The name of the one I played is Tenchu: Return from Darkness. Most likely the only one in the series that sucked. It was okay for a while but got very repetitive and the storyline was silly.

Something Id like to see in FO3 is better implementaion of factions.

In FO2 you could join the slavers, a reno gang (well, all of em but the point remains), the NCR rangers, vault city and prolly more that Im too tired to remember this time of night.

Most of em had a few quests then youre done.


Id like to see this expanded in FO3.

have multiple factions you can join.
have some co-exist, like being a slaver then joining the mordino's
Have being a member of one faction severly limit or cut out interaction with whole ares, or at least cut off access to a area.
And have it be a SHITLOAD of quests, each with multiple solutions and consequences. preferble 1-3 possible random aftermath's for each quest, to keep it new playthru after playthru.

But do all that without making it shallow.

That's a request out of this universe

The multiple factions are pretty likely considering that Beth is into those things. The severe limits and multiple solutions are much less likely.

Factions? Hell no, I wanna the lone rider. Like the Road Warrior.

lynch mobs.

I'd amass an army of ghouls, and plot-twist it all in the end - driving them all off a cliff and into extinction.

baby arm wrote:The multiple factions are pretty likely considering that Beth is into those things. The severe limits and multiple solutions are much less likely.

Yeah and meaning you can join every single faction and rise to the top of each without any conflicts or repurcussions at all.

I want a dialog system where you dont have to read things long responses you can give but you can just click a word that is related to what you want to ask. Make it kinda like a search engine so its a hella a lot easier and more fun.

POOPERSCOOPER wrote:I want a dialog system where you dont have to read things long responses you can give but you can just click a word that is related to what you want to ask. Make it kinda like a search engine so its a hella a lot easier and more fun.

Like in Ultima 7? Except for the search engine part.

What do you guys think of voice acting? I know Oblivion has quite a lot of it, so I expect Fuckup 3 to follow the same road. However, finding enough talented voice actors could be a problem. The PC shouldn't have a voice, as the main character in Fallout games has always been something of a mystary or a twisted reflection of your mind. Unless they implement some crazy voice command system.

Logically it is much simpler to not voice the player character. Allows greater freedom to write and re-write, less concern for the ever growing voice actor fees.

Personally, I loath voice acting. It all sounds fundamentally the same to my ears, leading to a deterioration of individual characterisation as they all bleed into one another. Combined with frequently stilted plots and dialogue, this often contributes most significantly to a thoroughly weary experience. Or so they said. I prefer to paint my own sounds.

Of course, there will be voice acting.

But then, 15 out of 9 indicates that I won't be playing Fallout 3, so it is unlikely to upset me, too much.

Beth could hire a few bums to standby a phoneline, and make the game call them up through the power of tha interweb every time you opened a dialogue. That would probably be the most fluent dialogue system. Sure, it would fuck the speech skill up quite a bit, but they're probably planning to do that anyway.

I pretty much agree with Blargh on this. Just get Ron Perlman to do the narrating in the intro, and don't use any voice acting.

I liked the Master's voice acting.

I think some NPCs could have voice, but they'd have to be good. Gives the characters more significance. Anyway, it's better to have no voice at all than shitty voice acting. Fallouts had decent voice acting though, compared to other games.

Let's have Richard Dean Anderson (also known as.. MacGyver ) do all the voices.

Arnold Schwarzenegger could voice Harry, the super mutant.

Did you look up Schwarzenegger on google to spell it right?