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Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up… Please don’t fuck this up…
Narrator: indeed, they did fuck it up
They’ll hammer out the bugs in a year, two tops.
Glad I have a backlog of games, I can pick it up if and when it’s good/finished
He did what? Quick, kill Alex
Owlcat usually delivers. Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Wrath of the Righteous and W40K Rogue Trader have all been hits.
The Expanse is by far my favorite Sci-Fi universe ever. I’m not sure how it’ll go for Owlcat, but damn does this make me excited.
Given how good a job they did with 40K, I’m confident.
I’ve put about 100 hours into Pathfinder wrath of the righteous over the past couple months and I think I like it better than BG3 tbh.
They do a great job with the large scale world. I was getting ready to try 40k but I think I’m gonna wait for this.
Port que no los dos?
Cause money :(
Well, yeah, that’s fair
I like money.
I recently did a rewatch of The Expanse and as much as I enjoy it generally, I felt like the last season was meh.
The grit was gone and felt like the show rushed near the end.
Maybe it’s just me though.
I know it’s been said a thousand times, but the books really are immensely better than the show. And they have a proper ending! The last 3 unadapted books are arguably the best part of the series, and Alex is there since there was no dipshit actor to get himself fired.
TIL that Cas Anvar got fired. Damn…
Of the principle characters, I felt like he was one of the stronger actors, with Amos (Wes Chatham) being the strongest.
He absolutely deserved it.
He’s a creep, and he also fucking stalked a friend of mine for like 2 years.
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So I guess the other 4% take their time and still fuck it up?
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the problem is there is supposed to be 3 more seasons/books to wrap up all the hanging thread, including what happened to the gate builders and the Martian rebels.
Would never have guessed Owlcat’s new game would be in The Expanse universe, or that it would be an action RPG, for that matter.
I’m a huge fan of The Expanse so I’m going to check it out regardless, but I don’t know how this is gonna go.
“Don’t get too excited. Don’t get too excited. Don’t get too excited. Don’t get too excited. Don’t get too excited. Don’t get too excited.”
Its not working.
They weren’t kidding when they said “different from Pathfinder and Rogue trader”. This is VERY different.
Good universe and good dev studio… Ok for once i will be vaguely and cautiously optimistic
Well, I’m a little bit excited
I haven’t been hyped over a game since Fallout 4, but this is a three-way mix of three things I love and I can barely sit still right now.
Which is ironic, because Fallout 4 is the game that caused me to no longer be hyped for anything else that Bethesda had coming. Fallout 76 and Starfield didn’t disappoint, because I was expecting them to be shit from a company that had lost its way, and they delivered spectacularly.
That… actually looks pretty great. I love the Expanse universe. Both the books and the show were awesome and some of my favorite sci-fi of all time. I hope this turns out as great as it looks!
I don’t care about The Expanse, but I do care about Owlcat. I’ll have to keep an eye on this one.
Is this real? Omg. I was a little disappointed with the SGF announcements so far, but this would be huge for me.
Heavy breathing intensifies…
Of all the games announced recently, this is going to be the one I’m most hyped for.
Drone + shoulder-mounted gun, that’s “my dream come true”, the only missing feature would be jetpacks but I’m not gonna complain
From the looks of it the characters have thrusters to allow them to move in zero G.
Not exactly jetpack but pretty damn close
WTF, is it a tac fps?
Owlcat does RPGs, this feels out of their wheelhouse
No, it’s a TPS Action RPG, like Mass Effect.
