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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6358909" data-attributes="member: 37579">I'm a little more cynical. Let's look at what Obsidian is known for:* Knights of the Old Republic 2. A sequel to a game made by another company. Good but not as good as the original. Felt a little unfinished with a lot of bugs. It was really missing an ending for some of the storylines. * Neverwinter Nights 2. A sequel to a game made by another company. Good but not as good as the original. Felt a little unfinished with a lot of bugs. I really felt like they played things safe, by changing the brothel into an inn.* Alpha Protocol. Hadn't heard of it until now, but Wikipedia says that even critics who rated it favourably commented on its bugs. * Fallout: New Vegas. A sequel to a game made by another company. Good but not as good as the original. Felt a little unfinished with a lot of bugs. * Dungeon Siege III. A sequel to a game made by another company. Bad, being rated lower than the originals. Felt a little unfinished with a lot of bugs. * South Park: Stick of Truth. While not an original property, it is at least a non-sequel. Released to great reviews and almost universal praise, although there are a few game stopping bugs. It should be noted that the creators of South Park worked very closely with Obsidian and retained creative control, which likely led to the game being delayed multiple times. Otherwise it would have very likely been released feeling a little unfinished with a lot of bugs.So... I guess the lesson for Paizo is to work with Obsidian and don't let them ship it until it's done.</blockquote>

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