So far this game is the only out of E3 that is catching my eye.
I will definitely be getting this one.
I will definitely be getting this one.
It is on my I want it now list. I can't wait for Dishonored. It looks really good. I hope they make a collector's edition for it because I would buy it in a second.Woodsey said:This should be on everyone's MUST BUY RIGHT BLOODY NOW list.
Immersive Sims need to come back for good.
Oh my, I think I just had an orgasm. And it's steampunk too? Who do I have to sleep with to get this sooner?There are so many ways to get in and out of the place. You could walk in the front door, sneak in a side window, teleport on top of the roof, or even project your body into a nearby fish and swim through the sewers before emerging in the spaces beneath the bathhouse. Your dark vision power will let you see enemies on the other side of walls, and even highlight their vision cones so you can tell when and where you're able to sneak by guards. Sleep darts can put sentries to sleep, while stealthy pick pocketing can help you get the keys you need to access restricted areas.
Oh my indeed....it's as though these developers can see into my soul. I have to have this and I have to have it now.ResonanceGames said:3.) They've said that there are many different endings, and all are chosen invisibly by your actions throughout the game. It's not going to be some "in-your-face" thing.
Because there's basically two things Bethesda have published that have turned out even halfway decent: the SeaDogs games (sequel was renamed to Pirates of the Caribbean), and Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth.fanklok said:Why does it matter that Bethesda is publishing it.Crazy Zaul said:When there was nothing more than a trailer this looked like it could go either way but now it sounds awesome. Looking up who the devs are... someone and I never heard of and...
Yeh, cos everything Bethesda publish outside Fallout and TES is crap, and even they are buggy. But at least this is a much better idea than Brink, Wet or Rogue warrior were so they could still pull it off and make it as awesome as it sounds.SirCannonFodder said:Because there's basically two things Bethesda have published that have turned out even halfway decent: the SeaDogs games (sequel was renamed to Pirates of the Caribbean), and Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth.fanklok said:Why does it matter that Bethesda is publishing it.Crazy Zaul said:When there was nothing more than a trailer this looked like it could go either way but now it sounds awesome. Looking up who the devs are... someone and I never heard of and...
However, I'm quite optimistic about this one.
Why not come to the Official Forums [http://forums.bethsoft.com/forum/163-general-discussion/]? The devs post there fairly often.KingsGambit said:Oh my indeed....it's as though these developers can see into my soul. I have to have this and I have to have it now.
I've just checked here [http://uk.games.ign.com/objects/027/027648.html] and Arkane Studios are based in Lyon, France. Any of my European brethren fancy a road trip to Lyon to stand outside and beg them to let us play it? Or sing words of praise (and/or encouragement) outside their office windows till they get sick of it and throw source code at us?
Well...I suppose that is something. Though I still think going to Lyon and holding some of the devs hostage till they let us play this fantastic looking game would be better. *sulks*SirCannonFodder said:Why not come to the Official Forums [http://forums.bethsoft.com/forum/163-general-discussion/]? The devs post there fairly often.