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Thread: Planescape: Torment Retrospective

Started 4 months ago by Emabulator
In this week's retrospective from Eurogamer Dan Griliopoulos takes a walk down memory lane with Black Isle Studios' role-playing masterpiece, Planescape: Torment . Quote: The spectacular in-game appearance of the city is an argument in itself for forsaking the rotational delights of true 3D gaming; hand-painted scenery mixes Victorian urban grittiness ...
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bean19 replied 4 months ago
I'd love to see a modernized sequel to this game. The original is great and should stay the way it is, but I'd LOVE it if Bethesda did for this title what they did for Fallout.

Argnoth replied 4 months ago
I would gladly call this the best game of all time, it deserves much more than a paltry 3 page re-look

Frogleg Special replied 4 months ago
If Dragon Age (or Baldur's Gate reborn) sells more than average, publishers should be making a "Dragon Age" out of it.

Ulysses replied 4 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by bean19 I'd love to see a modernized sequel to this game. The original is great and should stay the way it is, but I'd LOVE it if Bethesda did for this title what they did for Fallout. Wow...words just escape me after seeing you say such a thing like that.

Tintivilo replied 4 months ago
If this ever came out on Steam and worked w/ 64bit os w/ no issues I'd be all over it, I still have some p&p planescape books!

MADxMrMike replied 4 months ago
Vote for greatest video game story ever!! Imagine this as a movie directed my Del Toro. It would be sick.

bean19 replied 4 months ago
Quote: Originally Posted by Ulysses Wow...words just escape me after seeing you say such a thing like that. You didn't love Fallout 3? It successfully communicated the world and amazing branching story I so loved in Fallout 1 & 2 with combat that was fun and a 3D world that I felt I got to inhabit. Just talking ...

Ulysses replied 4 months ago
I hope you're being sarcastic, but loitering on the Bethesda forums has shown me people can be that effusive over mediocrity (helps explains Leafs fans too.)

OmegaVader replied 4 months ago
I go back and play this game every now and then. It still holds up well. If another Infinity Engine game came out today, made either by bioware or black isle (I suppose that would mean Obsidian now), I'd buy it in a heartbeat. 3D has really killed the RPG genre. Read: a fallout3-like remake of Planescape would kill a newborn baby everytime someone played it.

randir14 replied 4 months ago
I'm not sure Bethesda has the writing talent to pull off a sequel. But then again they didn't have the talent to make Fallout 3 a "real" Fallout game so I guess it doesn't matter.

 

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bean19
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Published (2009-08-24 10:21:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Ulysses Nerd fury ? Not seeing that here, but then again, that's the standard label for disagreement for gamers like you. Right. When gamers, nerds, dorks (or whatever label of choice you use) argue over silly crap like Fallout 3 vs. Fallout Classic or Star Trek: TNG vs. Star Trek: TOS then I call it a nerd fury.
Ulysses
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Published (2009-08-24 09:36:00)
Nerd fury ? Not seeing that here, but then again, that's the standard label for disagreement for gamers like you.
Tremorlor
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Quote: Originally Posted by swiftdraw Basically everything except Forgotten Realms was dumped at 3e. And before anyone mentions it, Greyhawk largely influenced the core setting, but wasn't actually included. 4e is seeing some of the old settings come back. Dark Sun was just announced, and there is speculation that the Dragonlance and Planscape settings might make a return. Thanks for the summary. Planescape returning would be sweet news.
defiant
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Published (2009-08-24 03:19:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by bean19 Well the millions and millions of us who loved Mass Effect, Oblivion and Fallout 3 disagree with you completely. Thats because millions and millions of you are more than happy to accept mediocrity as the benchmark when it comes to gaming. Don't even get me started on mass effect, it is the epitome of a generic mish mash of genres designed to appeal to the absolute lowest common denominator...and thats...
swiftdraw
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Published (2009-08-23 19:08:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by bean19 Btw, I hope I'm not REALLY offending anyone here. I absolutely realize we are arguing opinions here and your opinions are absolutely as valid as mine, so please no one respond with this little obvious life lesson we all already know. It's just your opinions make you decrepit dinosaurs unable to move past the great works of their begone youth. That's all. This. Also, I'm 23 and already a...
Frogleg Special
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Quote: Originally Posted by ElPresidente You're fighting a losing game here bean. Fallout 3 is not a better game than the originals if you are a person who plays RPGs for choice and consequence. Fallout 3 was a great game, yes... as good as the originals? Hell no. Fallout 3 is Fallout for the masses, not Fallout for RPG fans. This. Of course for someone who enjoys playing nu-RPG like Fable that experience is going to be different.
ElPresidente
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Quote: Originally Posted by bean19 Such bullcrap. I was walking through the Wastelands and heard static that indicated that I was close enough to a radio transmitter to get a new signal. It was a cry for help. A desperate father informed me that he and his family had taken shelter in a nearby storm cellar. After searching about for a bit, I found the storm-cellar in question and went inside eventually finding the radio that was set to a...
randir14
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Published (2009-08-23 12:20:00)
I'm not sure Bethesda has the writing talent to pull off a sequel. But then again they didn't have the talent to make Fallout 3 a "real" Fallout game so I guess it doesn't matter.
MacD
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I'll add replayabilty to the mix as well; playing as a woman (or guy, if your first playthrough was as a woman) actually made a difference in F1/2, and playing as a dumb character...well, I shit myself laughing when I first found out what that did to the game New Reno, little tidbits (reading grave stones, getting the grave digger perk if you dug up too many graves, the stealing kids, the zombies in Klamath, shotgun weddings, random...
jollywars
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Published (2009-08-23 13:39:00)
Mass Effect was developed by bioware. And no, fallout 3 sucked hard in writing departments, also was much more worse than original ones.

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