If it was the warhammer fantasy battle that could be good. Have axe will travel.Glademaster said:
If it was the 40k version of fallout 3....err it might be good (ish) maybe...
Wait and see.
What will happen to 40k if THQ goes under?
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If it was the 40k version of fallout 3....err it might be good (ish) maybe...
Wait and see.
Couldn't just go for a "I don't know therefore Aliens" could you? Had to be different.ACman said:
As I said I like Bethesda games but I do not like their game play that much and I would like a 40k or Warhammer RPG to have much tighter mechanics.Tay051173096 said:
then some other publisher will buy the rights, and hopefully allow Relic to keep working on them. Oh, and this:
Also, maybe a Battlefleet Gothic game in the same vein as Homeworld?pffh said:
Hopefully the license gets picked up by someone who is not only competent, but understands WH40k. Despite THQ's current trouble, I can honestly say that their use of the 40k license was fairly well done. I would hope that someone else in the future could do just as well or better.
Alpha Protocol with the Inquisition (and QA testing).endtherapture said:
Who's up for spamming the Obsidian inbox?
That's nice. Now, did you actually have anything to say about the actual topic, or do you feel the need to spread other topics (OF WHICH I WAS TRYING TO AVOID, DAMMIT) everywhere else just because you can?ACman said:
If you just chose this topic randomly to post that, please get off your computer and STAY off until you've calmed down.
How about not since they would need to get the rights. If anything go to THQ since 1: They own the license and 2: they work with Obsidian a bit and are publishing the South Park game Obsidian is making.deathbydeath said:
Seems rather unnecessary doesn't it?ACman said:
OT: The games have sold well enough that I believe the license will not be on the market long in the event that THQ sinks.
I think I would be dissapointed if Valve got it. I've never thought their games were that great and their release schedule is pretty, um...well, let's just say I'd like another 40K video game before I die of old age.
GW keeps a pretty tight hold of their IP, and I doubt they'd simply give it to another producer who wouldn't treat it the way they want people to treat it. I mean, that's a big reason why there are so few licensed GW products and why most of them are pretty good. Look at what Fantasy Flight is doing with GW boardgames...that stuff is insane.
GW keeps a pretty tight hold of their IP, and I doubt they'd simply give it to another producer who wouldn't treat it the way they want people to treat it. I mean, that's a big reason why there are so few licensed GW products and why most of them are pretty good. Look at what Fantasy Flight is doing with GW boardgames...that stuff is insane.
... This is about what would happen to the Warhammer 40k game license if THQ goes poof. If THQ goes poof, I doubt they would have the license any more. Obsidian isn't owned by a publisher, and they just make rpgs for anyone who asks. They made Alpha Protocol because Sega needed an rpg to round out their portfolio, and Obsidian had the idea for AP rolling around in their head. If we get the idea for a 40k spiritual successor to AP game rolling around their heads.... you get the idea80Maxwell08 said:
Well they still need the money for the license and chances are that's money Obsidian doesn't have. I know what this forum is about but expecting Obsidian to suddenly be doing that seems very unlikely. Granted if Obsidian did make a 40k game I would totally buy it but I like all of Obsidian's work.deathbydeath said:
It's unlikely because of money not demand. Spamming will just be spamming. Also don't bring up kickstarter since I'm pretty sure Obsidian would prefer to make something they want to.deathbydeath said:
Do you remember all the attention that Chris Avellone got when he said that he wanted to do an isometric rpg? in Kickstarter? Also: Eisenhorn and Ravenor have a pretty big following, and I'm sure that they would want to see a proper video game adaptation. The money/want (on both sides) is there, people just need to know.80Maxwell08 said:
