I thought it was going to be an RPG, or am I getting confused. I heard something like "Racing game/FPS" or something, all these acronyms are too much.OmniDeath wrote:
It may also be worth mentioning the id is now owned by ZeniMax, the same publisher that owns Bethesda, the makers of Fallout 3.
Just because it is coming out after Fallout 3's release hardly makes it a ripoff. I'm sure it was in development long before the release of FO3, especially knowing id's track record. Besides, it's not going to be an RPG like FO3.
Looks interesting regardless.
Mekstizzle wrote:
I thought it was going to be an RPG, or am I getting confused. I heard something like "Racing game/FPS" or something, all these acronyms are too much.OmniDeath wrote:
It may also be worth mentioning the id is now owned by ZeniMax, the same publisher that owns Bethesda, the makers of Fallout 3.
Just because it is coming out after Fallout 3's release hardly makes it a ripoff. I'm sure it was in development long before the release of FO3, especially knowing id's track record. Besides, it's not going to be an RPG like FO3.
Looks interesting regardless.
Wikipedia wrote:
Rage is an upcoming first-person shooter and racing video game in development by id Software. It will use the company's new id Tech 5 engine. The game was announced on August 2, 2007 at QuakeCon. On the same day, a trailer for the game was released by Gametrailers.com
Thank you, Doc.Doctor Strangelove wrote:
Megaton looked really, really similar to Junktown, which looked really, really Similar to Barter Town.
You can't copyright the apocalypse, and the whole "Road Warrior" look is just what most people think it will be like.
Don't tell me you play World of Warcraft, Left 4 Dead or TF2.destruktion_6143 wrote:
Im not excited in the least for this. looks too cartoony for my tastes
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It looks like a much more open space and much more extensive (is that even possible?) than Fallout 3.Noobpatty wrote:
Oh, and Poseidon, what's with the "x 20"?
There's something fun about a game where you've got to conserve your ammo and be resourceful. Not like Resident Evil 4 on first run, where you've got to get a headshot with every round, but where you've got other options besides killing every enemy with pure firepower. After all, it is a wasteland. Not every enemy's going to be peeking up above cover to take pot shots at you for 20 minutes straight 'til one of you gets hit and are out of the fight. Ammo would be understandably scarce for regular civilian survivors.Sisco10 wrote:
At least it looks like your guns are actually hitting where you are pointing them. And it looks like you got enough ammo too.
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The only cheesy thing I thought was the Sheriff guy with the whole "you might be the man for the job" thing. The rest seemed to have a nice Bioshock-like feeling to them.jsnipy wrote:
id's cheesy selection of voice acting.
Sure, but then don´t design a gameplay which gives you the illusion of being able to aim precisly, like an FPS, and then make actually hitting something dependent on stats and chance.Noobpatty wrote:
There's something fun about a game where you've got to conserve your ammo and be resourceful. Not like Resident Evil 4 on first run, where you've got to get a headshot with every round, but where you've got other options besides killing every enemy with pure firepower. After all, it is a wasteland. Not every enemy's going to be peeking up above cover to take pot shots at you for 20 minutes straight 'til one of you gets hit and are out of the fight. Ammo would be understandably scarce for regular civilian survivors.Sisco10 wrote:
At least it looks like your guns are actually hitting where you are pointing them. And it looks like you got enough ammo too.
Well it was after a fucking nuclear war. Don't expect guns to exactly shoot very straight.Sisco10 wrote:
Sure, but then don´t design a gameplay which gives you the illusion of being able to aim precisly, like an FPS, and then make actually hitting something dependent on stats and chance.Noobpatty wrote:
There's something fun about a game where you've got to conserve your ammo and be resourceful. Not like Resident Evil 4 on first run, where you've got to get a headshot with every round, but where you've got other options besides killing every enemy with pure firepower. After all, it is a wasteland. Not every enemy's going to be peeking up above cover to take pot shots at you for 20 minutes straight 'til one of you gets hit and are out of the fight. Ammo would be understandably scarce for regular civilian survivors.Sisco10 wrote:
At least it looks like your guns are actually hitting where you are pointing them. And it looks like you got enough ammo too.
How do you think guns workCybargs wrote:
Well it was after a fucking nuclear war. Don't expect guns to exactly shoot very straight.
radiation directly effects the accuracy of guns, DUH!Lucien wrote:
How do you think guns workCybargs wrote:
Well it was after a fucking nuclear war. Don't expect guns to exactly shoot very straight.