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Game News First work in progress screenshot of Wasteland 2 revealed

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Tags: Brian Fargo; InXile Entertainment; Koy Vanoteghem; Wasteland; Wasteland 2

An early screenshot from Wasteland 2 has been posted on the Wasteland 2 Kickstarter page. According to Brian Fargo, this is far from the final product.

You can view the full-sized screenshot here. [updated, thanks mapman]

So what do we think, hivemind of the Codex? How many Photoshop filters does it need?

The screenshot also comes with some commentary from InXile's Environmental Artist Koy Vanoteghem.

In our effort to establish the appropriate look and feel for the re-launch of the Wasteland franchise, we sifted through a variety of media types available on the market for inspiration. Among all of the similarly natured games, CG film shorts, and various documentaries, it became increasingly clear that the modern day conception of a post-apocalyptic world has diversified.

Of course, the desert-oriented wasteland devoid of life was still there. But a newer and more compelling version which highlighted nature's reclamation of vacated places took hold of our attention. This new conception gives us the opportunity to generate a variety of environment types while staying true to the narrative. It also allows the location and geology to dictate the flora and fauna, as well as the manner and state of decay. From the dry deserts and icy mountaintops of Arizona to the coastal conditions of LA and larger southern California region, each region generates its own flavor. You saw a bit of this in our early concept pieces we had commissioned. Because the early part of the game, where our development is currently focused, takes place in Arizona, this first screen shot depicts (surprise) a desert scene.​

Read the rest from Vanoteghem, and a few lines from Fargo as well, on the Kickstarter page.
 

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I think it looks sweet. Bit of a bland spot to choose for first screenshot but that's understandable. Scorpitron looks sweet.

Also 960x600 isn't full-sized, 1680x1050 is. They'll put more on their site soon, I think.

EDIT: MapMan beat me to it.
 

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Looks great. Better than I expected, in fact. Nice and colourful, with a lot of character. :thumbsup:
 

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Looks good, I have to admit.

But the scorpion looks like a robot, which someone lovingly photoshopped using 3d models.

This game better have katanas...
 

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But the scorpion looks like a robot, which someone lovingly photoshopped using 3d models.

What? I like you Andhaira, really, but when you get technical about computer graphics you suck.

And it's supposed to be a robot.
 

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Looks good. Graphic quality is nice, except a bit of a plastic look and feel. I suppose it's because of work in progress. For my personal taste there is too much color depth / contrast. But I have to admit it would be in tune with the original Wasteland.
 

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Let me be the first.........



ohohoooh ehehehehe hahahahahh h


LOOKS LIKE TOTAL SHIT, i can't believe you tards are fapping over this cartoon-flash-80's kiddie show shit. Can't believe Fargo would botch this one so bad.


fallout.jpg




Colors bitch, colors. Since when the fuckin wasteland shines like dog balls on the sun?





I WANT TO SEE APOLOGISTS DEFENDING W2 BECAUSE THEY HAVE FAITH AND SPEND JEWGOLDZ ON FARGO :lol:. THE TRUTH IS YOU WILL GET FACEBOOK INTEGRATED INTO THE RANGER-COMM AND SHINY WASTELAND WITH PG 3 RATING OLOLOLOLO. YOU WILL ALL WAKE UP IN 2 MONTHS WITH A FAT COCK IN YOUR MOUTH AND A SIGN OVER YOUR HEAD 'LOOSERS'.


BUTTHURT MUST FLOW.
 

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Colors? In a post-apocalyptic game? No brown/green filter? Who would have known?

It does looks nice. Fair enough for a indie RPG.
 

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