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Obsidian's involvement gives me hope.
This thread has everything:
People complaining about the surprise
People complaining about WRPGs
People complaining about South Park
It is amazing
The worst are those Obsidian-hating heathens.![]()
I really, really agree. I think this is going to be huge. I expect it to slowly build up as details emerge and then footage later on.this game has potential to be legendary.
Eh, there are better writers in the industry.
Avellone would probably agree with that. That said, he and Josh Sawyer are the most talented designers in the industry imo.
The last thing Avellone wrote that was truly fucking impressive was Planescape: Torment. There really hasn't been a game narrative in the same league since.
The last thing Avellone wrote that was truly fucking impressive was Planescape: Torment. There really hasn't been a game narrative in the same league since.
The last thing Avellone wrote that was truly fucking impressive was Planescape: Torment. There really hasn't been a game narrative in the same league since.
That's what I was thinking. Give me a fallout type South Park, and this really could be a surprise. Give is the spin of the N64 game too. There was very little more entertaining that smashing a turkey in the face with a dodgeball. Truly a wondrous thing.Obsidian's involvement gives me hope.
Hmmm, in the reflected image there are also Jesus and Satan and Stan's brother is wearing a weird mask, I suppose it's a on-purpose artwork and perhaps has something to do with the game's storyline, interesting...
By the way I'm a huge fan of South Park, frankly early seasons were quite meh to me but later on I chaged my mind and the show has been one of my favourite things on TV overall for some years and one of the most intelligent ones for sure.
Not only South Park is hilarious, at the same time manages to be also so thought-provoking in a nice way; many episodes can actually deliver a message talking even about some serious issues, so it is basically a perfect show, as far as I am concerned.
That said, I'm expecting great things from those South Park's guys, and Obsidian will be hopefully be able to make real Trevor and Stone's ideas, I'm looking forward to it and hope they will consider a WiiU porting.
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Isn't South Park very late 90's? Why now?
I don't know about that, I was hugely impressed by Alpha Protocol from a writing perspective, though for extremely different reasons than Planescape. AP is one of the most interesting interactive narrative executions ever created, it's the flexibility and structure of it which is impressive to me.
Funny side-note, one of the designers who worked on AP claimed on SA that Avellone is often slightly self-deprecating about PST. I think the phrase which stood out was "cribbing from the Harlequin playbook" regarding the romantic themes in the story.
South park isn't late 90's at all. Maybe if you happened to stop watching after the 3rd season and made a point to stop caring about it....
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Isn't South Park very late 90's? Why now?
The voice acting was what killed Alpha Protocol's narrative. PST is timeless because it isn't ruined by mediocre VA.
That or Briber Streisand.Final boss better be the satanic Christmas Critters
To be frank I feel like I've grown into South Park over the last couple of seasons. Even just this season episodes like the occupy Wallstreet one and Human CentIPad were spectacularly on-point.
Ah now you've totally lost meI love Mike, he's just such a complete twat no matter how you play him.
I agree. I stopped watching for a couple of seasons but have become an avid fan again. I feel like the show has aged with me (on purpose, I assume).To be frank I feel like I've grown into South Park over the last couple of seasons. Even just this season episodes like the occupy Wallstreet one and Human CentIPad were spectacularly on-point.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJV7hr2P5EE&feature=relatedFinal boss better be the satanic Christmas Critters
Can't be assed to dig too deeply into this, but a quick Google check makes it seem like the show is still extremely popular.About 5 years too late.
By comparison, The Daily Show (also on Comedy Central) appears to be about half as popular as South Park.Wikipedia said:The season 14 (2010) premiere gained 3.7 million viewers, the show's highest-rated season premiere since 1998
Can't be assed to dig too deeply into this, but a quick Google check makes it seem like the show is still extremely popular.
For instance:
By comparison, The Daily Show (also on Comedy Central) appears to be about half as popular as South Park.
Can't be assed to dig too deeply into this, but a quick Google check makes it seem like the show is still extremely popular.
For instance:
By comparison, The Daily Show (also on Comedy Central) appears to be about half as popular as South Park.
lol Scott Malkinson made the cover...