randir14
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How could someone advsertize an Obsidian Sequel without Obsidian ?
They want to fill for bankruptcy ?
I think Ubisoft owns the rights, they can ask whoever they want to develop it.
How could someone advsertize an Obsidian Sequel without Obsidian ?
They want to fill for bankruptcy ?
How could someone advsertize an Obsidian Sequel without Obsidian ?
They want to fill for bankruptcy ?
I think Ubisoft owns the rights, they can ask whoever they want to develop it.
How could someone advsertize an Obsidian Sequel without Obsidian ?
They want to fill for bankruptcy ?
I think Ubisoft owns the rights, they can ask whoever they want to develop it.
What is the connexion between your sentence and the one you quoted ?
Obsidian pulled off the maximum you can do with SP when it comes to AAA games. What did you want? Better C&C, better combat? You really think Ubisoft gives 2 shits about them? I don't think any other studio can make a better RPG lite with SP, with the restrictuions Ubisoft puts on them.The original game was... another south park episode, but as a game it was quite bad. I played it through because I enjoy South Park's dumb humor and irony, but weren't it for the setting, I wouldn't even look at the game. The gameplay was average to bad. Therefore a new studio might not be a bad thing and perhaps they can do better.
That who made the previous game is not doing the sequel, it gives a different flavor to the joke.Making fun of the previous game is just what you'd expect from a new South Park game. As Volly said, SP is all about making fun of stuff. I don't see the big deal in this case.
Obsidian "super excited" about new South Park game it isn't making
Has close to 200 people working on games.
Obsidian Entertainment is "super excited" about a new South Park role-playing game The Fractured But Whole despite not being involved.
"We are super excited to see another South Park game getting made and can't wait to play it ourselves," CEO Feargus Urquhart told me in an email.
It was Obsidian that made South Park: The Stick of Truth, a game we Recommended. What's more, it was Obsidian that South Park originally sought out and pitched the idea to - a story Urquhart regaled me with a while ago. Sounded like a bond formed between Obsidian and South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone along the way.
But the project would never have aired had Ubisoft not bought the rights from a sunken THQ, and then delayed the game allowing crucial extra development time.
Ubisoft has put Rocksmith 2014 developer Ubisoft San Francisco in charge of South Park: The Fractured but Whole. Trey Parker and Matt Stone announced the game on Ubisoft's E3 2015 stage, suggesting they're somewhat involved. They had a big hand in making the first game so memorable - the gags were stronger than the gameplay. So perhaps it won't matter that Obsidian isn't on board. After all, the template for a game is already there.
But where does that leave Obsidian - an independent studio lest you forget?
"As you probably know," Urquhart told me, "we are working on a bunch of stuff right now and, internally, are coming close to 200 people working on games.
"Armored Warfare [tank MMO] is looking great, hitting more than 15K simultaneous people playing it last week; [the Pillars of] Eternity [Expansion] has a ton of cool new things; and we'll have a couple of fun things to announce in the next few months."
The Pillars of Eternity expansion we expect to hear more about this week at E3 - today, we hope.
Armored Warfare is the bread winner at Obsidian as it stands - an unusual free-to-play machine-based MMO departure for the studio bankrolled by Russian company My.com.
Obsidian had been in dire straits before the Pillars of Eternity Kickstarter campaign launched, it transpired recently, but fortunes appeared to change thereafter.
Whether any of this has anything at all to do with studio co-founder and iconic game developer Chris Avellone leaving Obsidian recently is unclear - maybe even far fetched.
Ouch.They had a big hand in making the first game so memorable - the gags were stronger than the gameplay. So perhaps it won't matter that Obsidian isn't on board.
Feargus spreading his cheeks. "Thanks Ubisoft for not hiring us to make a sequel RPG. Can you go deeper into my ass?"http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...ited-about-new-south-park-game-it-isnt-making
Obsidian "super excited" about new South Park game it isn't making
Has close to 200 people working on games.
Isn't Bethesda also employing another studio to make the Fallout spinoff even though New Vegas was really successful?
Well that's good news then. It would probably be a slam dunk for Bethesda to hire Obsidian again to do a new Fallout game. But I also know Feargus said he would never sign one of those Metacritic bonus contracts again and Bethesda might be upset about MCA's tweet about them missing their bonus by a point.Isn't Bethesda also employing another studio to make the Fallout spinoff even though New Vegas was really successful?
No, that's just a rumor from one of the pre-announcement bullshit leaks FO4 had. We don't know who's doing a spinoff. We don't even know if there will be a spinoff.
Well that's good news then. It would probably be a slam dunk for Bethesda to hire Obsidian again to do a new Fallout game. But I also know Feargus said he would never sign one of those Metacritic bonus contracts again and Bethesda might be upset about MCA's tweet about them missing their bonus by a point.Isn't Bethesda also employing another studio to make the Fallout spinoff even though New Vegas was really successful?
No, that's just a rumor from one of the pre-announcement bullshit leaks FO4 had. We don't know who's doing a spinoff. We don't even know if there will be a spinoff.
It would be dumb as fuck for them to be upset about that. Obsidian is solid when it comes to making slum-dunks and Bethesda would be dumb to not hire them again considering the cash they got from New Vegas and the DLCs. MCA doesn't even work there any more. Which makes me wonder if that is why MCA left Obsidian. Zenimax might've wanted them to get rid of him if they wanted to get to work on Fallout 4. Would explain the silence, the backlash Obsidian would get for doing that would be unprecedented.
It would be dumb as fuck for them to be upset about that. Obsidian is solid when it comes to making slum-dunks and Bethesda would be dumb to not hire them again considering the cash they got from New Vegas and the DLCs. MCA doesn't even work there any more. Which makes me wonder if that is why MCA left Obsidian. Zenimax might've wanted them to get rid of him if they wanted to get to work on Fallout 4. Would explain the silence, the backlash Obsidian would get for doing that would be unprecedented.
Fire the human stretch goal and part owner to maybe get an non-committal nod from Bethesda about maybe making a Fallout 4 spin off.
Then again, they did get a publisher for Pillars of Eternity.