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Preview Josh Sawyer Interview and Pillars of Eternity Gameplay Demonstration at PC Gamer

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Tags: Fallout: New Vegas; J.E. Sawyer; Obsidian Entertainment; Pillars of Eternity

The venerable PC Gamer has launched yet another new feature. This one's a full-blown webshow by the name of, wait for it, The PC Gamer Show. For the show's second (third?) episode, they invited Obsidian's Josh Sawyer over to talk about a bit about Fallout: New Vegas (9:25-17:10) and to do a short gameplay demonstration of Pillars of Eternity (26:15-38:00). It's really nothing we didn't see yesterday, but pre-release gameplay footage is a precious thing, so here's the video:



The rest of the episode has the PC Gamer USA staff playing Divinity: Original Sin, and also mulling over The Definition Of An RPG™. Watch if you dare.
 
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Jesus you're such a fucking shill. This couldn't go on one of the three other "news" pieces on this piece of shit?
 

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It's the same video we have seen 2 days ago. No point in bothering to watch it.

It's not the same video. They're just demonstrating the same area.

It's the same video we have seen before. Barbarian has the same color palette as before. No different choices has been made. Why would they make a new video, when the can use the old?

What video are you talking about? This is the PC Gamer video. There's also an IGN video, a Giant Bomb video, and a Dealspwn video. Those were released on Thursday. This one was released yesterday. Each one of those videos demonstrates the same area, but is different.
 
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I'm a little less excited now, not really feeling the 4E inspired class design.
 

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I'm a little less excited now, not really feeling the 4E inspired class design.

4E didnt do everything wrong. The idea of at-will, encounter, daily powers makes some sense and could work well in a CRPG. With the combination of rest resources, this should somewhat reduce metagaming and rest spam while increasing the depth of tactical options for non-spell casting classes.
 

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Weak, Volly, really weak.
What happened to:
"I wrote that often enough moran. Search the forum, ffs."?
You're losing your touch.

Yeah, showing the same stuff three (four?) times loses its appeal after the first one. One news items would have been enough.
In b4 7 news items of the "same" video.
 
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4E was shit because it wasn't D&D, it was something else. I heard it was inspired by WoW, which I wouldn't know, since I never played WoW, nor watched a single video outside of LEEEEEEEEEEEROOOOOOOOOOYYYYYY JEEEEEEEEEENNNNKKKINNNNNNSSSS.

I'll try to watch this video later, it sounds lulzy.
 

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One unfortunate thing is he mentions that they would like to implement an action queue (purely because of SomethingAwful I'll bet, as they love them).

The fortunate thing there is I think adding one would change the feel of the controls and combat way too much, there would be rage.
 

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One unfortunate thing is he mentions that they would like to implement an action queue (purely because of SomethingAwful I'll bet, as they love them).

The fortunate thing there is I think adding one would change the feel of the controls and combat way too much, there would be rage.
I don't mind an action queue in itself. But I hope it's not a sign that there's too much micromanagement and thus an action queue is put in as mitigation.
 

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I don't believe they ran a campaign. There was a discussion last year about action queues, I was pretty much the only person against them.

Hats and helms all scale up in Big Head Mode (including frog helms).
 
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There wasn't any need for an action queue in the demo, that's for sure.
 

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