I guess one way would be using a travelling hub from location to location similar to Bloodlines. I very highly doubt that it would be terribly 'epic' if it was made in the Fallout 3 mold of WYSIWYG. Which is what I'd like to see out of F:NV, obviously. Fallout 2 made like a camper facing a bear and made itself look a lot bigger than it actually was. So Fallout 3 was bigger even though it was smaller (how's that for doublespeak?) and it required, what, 4 or 5 years of development? Contrasted with Fallout 2's relatively short development time (I remember MCA talking about how amazed he was that most of it worked at the end) and pseudo-'epic' scope, at least in comparison to Fallout 3. So getting from Vault 101 to Capitol Hill took more time than it took to get from Arroyo to New Reno, even though the distance from Vault 101 to Capitol Hill in F2 terms was probably about the distance from Arroyo to the Den.

The cardinal difference was that every square foot of Fallout 3 was mapped out and you had to traverse all space in real time from point A to point B to travel, whereas most of the (virtual) space of the first two games was a handful of recycled encounter maps and fast-forwarded overland travel. Why do people call Fallout 3 puny? I hit location 164 on the map after 90 hours of gameplay.ДЇallout 3 was obviously a much smaller area than the (virtual) maps of Fallouts 1 and 2. And I'm sure, that it is likely using the Fallout engine, witch I like.ДЄlso, I R NUB!!!!1!11!!1!!11!!!!11!!1!0n3!!! Edited Apby Axier Since all of them know about it, and I'm sure some of you hardcore Obsidian fans (KOTOR & NWN FTW!) will buy it, even if you don't like it, Obsidian is about to get helladolla from it. Also, a lot of Oblivion players liked it as well. (Okay, more like a pint of EverClear and a pound of salt.) The game is a complete rethought, and I, personally liked it! I do admit, I also entered Fallout 3 after Oblivion, witch for some odd reason, people don't like here either, to each his own right? Ive loved Bethesda and Obsidian both.ДЄnyway, this will most certainly help with any Financial issues, as some of you here may have jumped off the Fallout bandwagon with 3, Fallout 3 introduced a lot of people to the game that would NEVER play an Isometric RPG, or never knew about Fallout. Understandable! I stepped in toДЇallout 3 after playing both 1 and 2 with a grain of salt. As with the Beth haters, some people don't seem to like Fallout 3.

I would disagree with them, but that's just personal opinion, hopefully we are civil enough to agree to disagree. Okay, read enough of the last topic to figure out whats what.

Obsidian on the gamebryo engine