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Saint_Proverbius

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Tags: Fall: Last Days of Gaia; Silver Style

<b>Carsten Strehse</b>, big guy working on <a href="http://www.the-fall.com/">The Fall</a>, has been <A href="http://www.ggmania.com/full.php3?show=5585">interviewed</a> by <A href="http://www.ggmania.com">GGMania</a> about said post apocalyptic role-playing, hole diggin', tank drivin' CRPG. Here's a bit about that:
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<blockquote><b>GGMania: What other gameplay elements does the game have?
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Carsten Strehse:</b> Everything the role-playing gamer wants to see: More than 1000 NPCs with their own behaviour, lifestyle and dialogues. day- and night-cycle with affects on sight and battles, possibilities of interaction with the environment such as digging for water, hunting and gutting animals, more than 300 different weapons, armor and other items and a lot of other stuff. It would be too much for this interview. A special feature is the use of vehicles. The player can drive pick-ups, buggies or even a tank.</blockquote>
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<b>Two words:</b> <i>Diplomacy skill(s)</i>
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Spotted this on <a href="Http://www.homelanfed.com">HomeLAN Fed</a>
 

Saint_Proverbius

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Speak softly and drive a big tank?

The main reason I'd like diplomacy skills is what if I just don't want to use the tank? What if I want to see how differently I can handle a situation from game to game? What if, the second or third time through, I get bored with one particular combat area?
 

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Is it just me, or is there a huuuge trend of "ripping off" the Fallout Franchise? It seems to me there´s a new game that seems heavily influenced by it announced every week. Maybe I´m a bigot
 

Saint_Proverbius

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Whipporowill said:
Is it just me, or is there a huuuge trend of "ripping off" the Fallout Franchise? It seems to me there´s a new game that seems heavily influenced by it announced every week. Maybe I´m a bigot

I'd rather ask, Why didn't this happen sooner? than, Why are people ripping off Fallout? considering the popularity of the games themselves.
 

chiefnewo

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Who needs Diplomacy, when you can drive a Tank?

You need diplomacy to convince the guy with the bigger tank not to crush yours into scrap metal. Or you could use the threat of your tank to avoid battles like Role-Player suggested. Or you need to actually get something from the people in front of you that would be destroyed if you ran over them. :)
 

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