131 Rapid-Fire Questions About The Outer Worlds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2019
- In this exclusive Game Informer video, Joe Juba asks co-directors Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky 131 rapid-fire questions about The Outer Worlds' gameplay, companions, scope, Obsidian Entertainment, and (since they created the original two games) the origins of Fallout. See more exclusive videos at www.gameinformer.com/theouter...
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"We have no idea what we're doing, that's why they become cult classics instead of successful games"
I loved that the line, it was so wonderfully delivered :D Snarky, honest, and very witty :D
Lmao
That kind of honesty earned my pre-order lol
That's an insult
Fallout one and two were pretty successful. I played the original fallout when i was a teenager. It absolutely blew my impressionable little mind that you could do drugs, sleep with prostitutes, and murder children.
Microtransactions? "Hell no" you have my money obsidian
they might not be greedy when it comes to microtrans lol but there def greedy taking money from microshaft. specially since ill be buying this one on PS4 but will NOT be touching a sequel since im not buying the newest xbox for it
@@sumireravenclaw8034 Obsidian owns the sole rights to this IP not Microsoft so the sequel will be multi-platform too. And I'd rather Obsidian be bought by Microsoft than having to close their doors for good.
@@DefCon1966 you are incorrect, the purpose of the Microsoft acquisition was for obsidian to make game for exclusively for the Xbox brand. So the sequel would be exclusive
@@JSilv3r This IP belongs to Obsidian not Microsoft, it was part of the deal that Obsidian keeps their IP's. Obsidian will make other IP's for Microsoft. Do some research.
@@DefCon1966 I didn't say Obsidian didn't own the IP, I know that. But Microsoft owns Obsidian...
"Will there be microtransactions in this game?"
"Hell no."
*[Todd hated that]*
thats above todds paygrade.
He shoulda stayed in the chess club, he probably coulda made *that* work better. “God Howard” my ass.
I know there is a preconceived notion that Todd Howard is some bad corporate type of company man, but I've watched a majority of the interviews, showcases, discussions, etc. and followed the company and it's games for a long time and his vision and reasoning for how he wants these games to be don't always line up with what they actually turn out being. He seems genuinely interested in making great open world RPG experiences and always has big plans and ambitious directions on how to improve each game and their individual aspects.
He has acknowledged and spoke about quite a few bad creative decisions and other mistakes.
Dialogue is one of the main things that Todd spoke about, like in Oblivion he wasn't a fan of how the speechcraft minigame turned out.
In Fallout 4, they wanted to try something different with a voiced protagonist and the new dialogue system but knows that it didn't work as well as they wanted.
In Skyrim, when they implemented the more intuitive magic system, he spoke about how spell crafting was too number based and "spread sheet"-like and that it wouldn't work well with the new system, but also that they had ideas and plans on how they can change and improve the spellmaking in the future.
People tend to complain about the games they have access to and how the games aren't exactly how they wanted instead of enjoying the games for what they are.
Todd isn't perfect, but he is definitely credited with helping provide us some great memorable and enjoyable gaming experiences and worlds to invest in.
@@castleclash2816 I hear what youre saying. Todd obviously hasn't devoted his life to videogame development as a money grab, especially since when he started his career videogame development wasn't a viable option for striking it big and rolling in the royaltys. Matter of fact it was a very uncertain time and it was very difficult at times, like when daggerfall was in development. But as time rolls on and the industry has become the behemoth it is today its easy to see the mans flaws, those flaws being the countless rereleases of a game that is of now 8 years old for no other discernable reason that its a money grab. He has made many statments on camera about how a new game will be, just for the game to come out and his statments to ring more of a lie then him speaking too early on it, and said feature or function to have been scrubbed or changed for release. "Keep it simple stupid" killed fallout 4 and with each release of their games it gets simpler. And simpler...
As the CEO of bethesda (a zenimax owned company) he needs to assume all responsibilities for whatever reputation his company earns, especially since he's the face and voice of the company. I want to believe that he still has heart and his Zenimax over lords are controlling him from the shadows, but thats not what it looks like. At all. But thats exactly how its supposed to be since hes the figure head and face and voice of his company, and thats exactly why he has this "preconceived notion" as you put it. His companies reputation is HIS reputation (its a bit stunning to see that effect as well.)
Most all of your comment was based on your observations of him as a developer rather then a sales men and was compleatly formed to support him without any acknowledgment of his faults.
Im stepping counter that. Bethesda has become a greedy company that has turned its head away from the pure love of making games and cranks out garbage like 76 as a money grab. With all the time between releases and the money they generate that could be used to go into game development, they have a gym, a chow hall, long lines of awards and trophies down their halls, they commission statues of power armor be built, they flex their veiny, gold dusted [explicit]s so the next time they have an interview the camera crews have some fluff to powder their footage with and further wave that rod in our faces, just to tell us "Hey stupid, buy it again, dont you love this?!" Thats quite enough of that. Quite enough. With all this time and money they have there is no excuse for 76 to have been such a dumpster fire it was, it was damning proof that they just dont care about their quality. Then was the canvas bags. Then the nuka dark fiasco. The refusal of refunds for 76. Bethesda is a step down from EA in my book, but I dont know who EA's CEO is. I know Bethesda's.
Fuck Tom Howard.
@@dudebro8811
There are quite a few stretches, false statements, or exaggerations in your emotion filled comment:
The Skyrim PORTS were not rereleases to try and Garner hype for the game or reignite popularity, they were just ports brought to different platforms for more people to have access to while ES6 is still years away, just like how the Witcher 3 is being ported/"rereleased" for the Nintendo Switch, its consumer friendly options.
You'd be surprised how many of the "lies" were things that DID change before release, or things people misunderstood.
A good example of this was the "200 endings" for Fallout 3, which was referring to the variations of different combinations of the ending slideshow scenes that would equal 200 total variations of how the game could end the stories when it was said.
When it comes to the "simpler" approach that some people try to claim, many of the old systems were changed, improved, or removed because they weren't intuitive or they were convoluted. Just because you and others don't see and understand why certain choices were made, doesn't mean they weren't made for good/specific reasons. Things change all the time throughout development, things don't always have the end result or impact for players that was intended.
There were some things that were removed or changed for each game, but there are also MANY things that were added in and improved too, but people tend to overlook all the details because they want to focus only on negative things they are upset about.
Todd Howard is the Game Director/Executive Producer for Bethesda Game Studios, not the entirety of Bethesda, he is not a "CEO" and is NOT responsible for the entire companies actions.
As for the "faults", the main fault I would say Todd has is being too 'ambitious' with his plans for how he wants these games to turn out but is always limited by technology or deadlines.
F76 was made from and idea of a Fallout experience with multiple players sharing a world and interacting following Fallout 4, they played around with the idea and decided it would be fun to make an entire game as a 'side project' to try something new, not because they wanted some easy way to make money, they make tons of money just from their single player releases, tens of millions of copies sold usually. They also wouldn't stick around paying for years of development and content if they wanted "quick cashgrab", it's a game they plan on supporting and improving for years, giving FREE updates and add-ons. You can just ignore the Atom Shop, you DO NOT need anything in it to play the game.
F76 wasn't a game they had a lot of experience making when you look at their past games, they also had to restructure the framework of the single player engine into a server based multiplayer engine while also making instancing technology work beside it for each player in a world. This was something new for them, just look at all the companies that make the same games back to back and still have problems even though those studios ARE experiences making multiplayer games repeatedly, there will always be problems in games, some more noticeable than others, especially when it's something completely different.
They also aren't "cranking out" games like F76, it's a spin-off side project like Blades, both made and handled mainly by secondary studios. The main studios are STILL focused on bringing traditional unique and enjoyable single player open world RPGs with Starfield coming up and ES6 after that. They have also hired for many new positions, including engine programmers to overhaul/build their technology that they are already working on for future games. Starfield will be the first to use this new engine build/technology, F76 was still using the older build.
Overall, you should be more informed and calm down, people tend to let emotions cloud their judgement and reasoning. Definitely way too much complaining and blowing things out of proportion when it's entirely unnecessary.
Just enjoy the games, or provide feedback and criticism when needed, no need to lash out like so many people annoyingly do.
"Can I flirt with my spaceship?"
"You can... try..."
The fact that this wasn't a joke
ADA: Captain, I think your primitive brain is not working properly. Please stop using your lower half as your main
"Do I have to be a human ?"
"Yes... Oh are you talking about in the game"
Boyarsky you are a legend
Correction:
"Yes."
"Are yo- are you talking about in the game?"
They dont bring any Romance and sexual context, Killing is what they love, killing nowadays is OK, sex is not, what are stupid ppl
Buddha BlessYou buddy you are in the wrong comment section
@Bonnard I think it could be good to add that kind of relationships, after all it adds more to the lore and more ways to interact, if you have plyed fallout 4 and went out with Cait you might know what i am talking, but bethesda kind of fucked it up making it dumb and too easy to get into her personal problems.
@@alexl5682 Maybe they just know their strengths? Whats with people demanding romance from RPG's these days, honestly its hardly ever done well.
These are guys you want building your game.
lets hope outer worlds does good so microsoft will give them big budget for next game
I'll take them 2nd. 1st CDPR.
Don't you mean "Hope they don't dissolve them, or cancel their almost complete game?"
Lawrence Gillespie and if it flops lets blame them right
@@YourContradiction that wasn't Phil Spencer though the guy he replaced did that.
"I swear if this game has one bug
..........."
"Oh, we're safe, there's going to be way more than one bug."
Okay guys, you win as developers in an interview.
A Metroid playing it now there really aren’t that many issues on launch
I've observed many TH-camrs playing this game and talked with ppl. I've heard very few people complaining about any "bugs" certainly nothing that breaks the game for them. It's curiously solid for launch. I mean compare the reception of this game to Mass Effect Andromeda which was crawling with bugs. Is it too soon? Am I jinxing it? Eight months after this video was released, in 2019 as promised, with very few bugs. Kudos! I personally am not playing this game cuz I bought Fallouut4 and Skyrim and never finished them, if I ever do finish them and decide to buy another game, Outer Worlds has shot up to very high on that short list.
@@ZachsMind Yeah there are literally almost zero bugs outside the occasional crash once every 20 hours on average.
There is a bug with the main quest in Roseway. One path the npc just moves away as if you complete the quest in a different way.
2021 here, there is no bug in my 70 hours of play time. Well, if you can count getting stuck in a specific spot due to crate or boxes are a bug then there's one at the beginning of the game in power plant.
"Why are there so many behind you?"
"Because we're sitting on this side of the table"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Because we're sitting on this side of the table." Best answer. CANNOT WAIT for this game!
I can’t wait to see a great developer studio get crushed by Microsoft’s control.
@@colin-campbell Meh, I think microsoft is going the sony route and giving their devs full control of what they want, espeically with the new devs they have now. They don't want to ruin a good thing.
unless they're Rare
@@iamnotaweebiswear8940 this. They publicly said "we're giving our developers 100% creative control."
Obsidian and Ninja Theory would never have joined if that wasn't the case.
@@colin-campbell its not EA dude relax
Honestly The Outer Worlds looks really good. Nice to see Obsidian is going to deliver a solid space RPG.
I think it will be better then solid.
@@melxb No intelligent alien life isnt an issue, thats not the type of game it is. It isnt a space adventure rpg. Its a frontier (like New Vegas) on an alien planet(s).
Of course they arent going to say it will crush fallout, wtf?
Its far bigger then 30 hours clearly. It will likely be a little larger then New Vegas.
@@melxb Im still hyped more for Cyberpunk 2077 but i think Outer Worlds is a sufficient hype cow in and of itself
@@melxb I think they just said playing the story from start to finish would equate to that timeframe tho
@@melxb The map is bigger the NV. (Not open, but bigger)
The game is a little over the size of Kotor 2 they said yes.
If the intro can be 45 mins to 3-4 hours like they said, i feel good about the games size
“Do you consider white chocolate an enemy?”
“Yes.”
"Other than Obsidian, whats the best game studio of all time?"
Troika
"what's the worst game studio of all time?"
*Troika*
11/10
Haha that slow zoom on Tim when he was talking about shooting certain body parts.
-"I swear to god of this game has one bug."
-"Oh then we're safe this game is going to have more then one bug."
I can't stop laughing!
It's funny now, but if it does come out filled with bugs everyone will get upset.
@@mistertoad1364 fallout new Vegas have game breaking bugs that would corrupt your save file and lose all progress yet the game is so much fun that no one cares about it flaws
@@hamndv Actually I have been playing both NV and Fo3 again on the ps3. I dont remember at the time being bothered by the bugs, but now I notice that at every 30 mins both my games freeze and lag all the time. Its actually pretty annoying nowadays, I don't think people will have the same patience they had back in the day. Anyway since 2 different companies had the same problem, maybe it was the engine's fault, so this game won't be affected by it.
@@mistertoad1364 it is Obsidian. It is going to have game breaking bugs.
@@Armataan True, but at least, unlike bethesda the story will be good.
"Are there kids in the game?"
"No"
"Are you ready for kids?"
"Personally? No"
I love this interview
Mich Jean lmao
This game was so incredibly mediocre. So many people were proclaiming it as "New Vegas 2" or "New Vegas in space" ahahahahahahaha nope.
@@colin-campbell Because it is not. Co-Creators even said that this game is not a big sandbox game with a lot of contents like Fallout New Vegas or Fallout 4. Those people are overhype it. Although, this is a good start for a new IP and since Microsoft owns Obsidian now, maybe we get to see The Outer Worlds 2 with high budget. Hopefully, we will get the actual "New Vegas in space" in The Outer Worlds 2.
Ohh LanLa
A good start is a mediocre forgettable RPG? Alrighty 😂
@@colin-campbell Witcher 1 doesn't look that impressive but it was a good start and pretty forgettable. You don't see people talking about it except Witcher 3. I don't know what point you're trying to make, man.
When he asked about if they’d like to see a sequel to vampire the masquerade and they looked at each-other that kinda makes sense now
My balls are sweaty
@@Anthony69420 what tha fuck
@@Anthony69420 Aw hell na woaaaooohh
- Were will there be microtransactions?
- Hell no!
I already love those guys.
I mean single player games don’t really have micro transactions right?
@@erikbrenner5138 DMC5 is an example
This alone just made my day
Weird age we live in, when developers get praise for not doing what they shouldn't be doing in the first place.
@@John_Smith5 Unlike most games, DMC5 micro transactions are legit optional. Just like how it was for DMC4 Special Edition.
You want more red orbs? Git Gud at the game and you'll be rewarded with a LOT of it.
The slow zoom when he started talking about shooting body parts was priceless
"Vampires?"
'What?'
"I'll be asking the questions."
'Can you pose that as a question?'
"I'll be asking the questions...?"
'No.'
"What?"
'Next question.'
"I swear if this game has one bug....."
"Oh we're good, it'll have way more than one bug."
"Are there micro transactions?"
"Hell no!"
Well now I'm getting this Day1 for sure!
@Ryan Jang yes
EA bad ❌
Lootbox bad ❌
Geraldo good ✅
@Ryan Jang You know something, you're right!
I had that part on loop !!!
@Ryan Jang Well they are bad tho, at least in full priced games. They are ok in F2P
"Is there a karma system?" "No, there's a reputation system." YES! Rep systems open the way for grey-area morality choices based the player's morality/roleplaying rather than dull "this is the good boy and that's the bad boy choice", as well as the possibility for more than 2 solutions to a problem.
Wish both existed since that'd be realistic.
@@DanielHX Nope. Binary morality system are definitely not realistic. As different people have different views on morality, different takes on good and bad. Silently stealing from a gang of rapists and murderers is bad, but killing a tower full of civilians because they don't allow certain people is apparently good.
It works on games with clear cut good and evil choices, do either this and you're good or that and you're evil. But *its arbitrary and doesn't even take into account the context of your actions or affect the game in the best of times in an RPG with so much emergent elements and player choice.*
The reputation system, where doing actions towards specific factions and them reacting appropriately to those actions, is the only realistic of the two.
@@DJWeapon8 Yeah, no... the idea of having both good/bad morality on top of reputation will always be more realistic and entertaining role-playing wise than just a reputation system of clearly going against the beliefs of the faction but since you killed one of their enemies you're their champion?
I'd rather have a game that acknowledges I'm an asshole that gets things done for the sake of the big picture or a saint that manipulates the black market to keep order.
@@DanielHX No, those good/bad morality systems need to cease to exist, they are just too unrealistic, people are more complicated then that. Only the player should decide who their character really is, how the npcs view them should be based on their actions.
@@DanielHX Morality systems are never realistic
Will there be microtransactions?
[(Speech 100/70) Hell no.]
"Ever heard of this chocolate? *Holding up a Hersheys Bar* "
"You know that isn't even considered chocolate in the UK?"
THANK YOU FOR BEING GENUINE PEOPLE.
lol 90% sugar & fat, 10% cocoa. it's just straight-up candy.
Can confirm. Most countries in Europe would laugh at hersheys " chocolate" bar.
Most americans don't know what real prime quality chocolate means.
The best chocolates are made with milk, and the best milk in all Europe comes from the Alps. Thats why Milka (the most famous brand in EU) is the best. And thats why countries who have access to the Alps make supreme chocolates. For example, i'm Hungarian, but my uncle works in Germany. He used to bring me lots of German chocolate and oh man...
Bottom is Americans need to try Milka.
You realize there's hundreds of different brands of chocolate in the US right? You can go to the store and they have varieties with different cocoa content.
yes it is a beautiful mix of frozen brown vomit polished just like fo76
@@captainp.2721 Six months late, but factually not true. The best chocolate is pure, unadulterated cocoa, with just enough sugar.
I'm sold they had me at 3% of fallout original team worked on this
It still has major impact on the game. Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky pretty much made the first game. If they are leading the project it will turn out great.
It does not matter that it is only 3%, if they are in the leading jobs (lead designer, lead artist etc.)
@@pepeedge5601 also feargus urquhart
"does your spaceship have a name?"
"We haven't revealed that yet..."
"It's a good one though."
Smooth
“Are there micro transactions?”
“Hell no”
Todd Howard: This is why we didn’t make New Vegas 2
These two guys weren't even the part of New Vegas team
@@dzikripratama3776 that's not what they're implying. The joke is that obsidian is the best studio to make a fallout game, yet they're not sheep and dont put microtransactions
When he said the interface makes it hard to go back to Fallout 1+2 but the gameplay holds up i felt that
It's kinda rare to have Western developers who are older with tons of experience in the industry seem to personally connect with gamers on shared goal of wanting to see a game succeed. Maybe Tim Schafer managed it before but I hope more industry veterans get their opportunity to do so. Pretty wonderful for them to open up and be seemingly genuine in their perspective even in this rapidfire session.
The heroes we didn't ask for, but got anyways.
Tim, can you give me a shorter version of that?
"Didn't wanna."
Can you do this for Cyberpunk 2077 ?
O whenever the hell that is coming out
@@TheManudo00 when it's ready
@@TheManudo00 late 2020. Next E3 will be like we're gonna release it in Q1 2020, then in Q4 2019, they wil say oh it's gonna be delayed to mid 2020, then early 2019 they're gonna delay it to late 2020. I'm guessing that's how it will go.
CD usually doesn't sit down and do interviews like this. If they do something like this they'll probably have the creator of cyberpunk come out and do this, since he is closely working with and seeing what they are doing on a daily basis from what he has said
PLEASE GOD PLEASE
"They are all equally low"
That hit way too close to home.
1:18 Can I put the gun down? Yes! Thank God! That killed me in the trailer, running around waving a gun in peoples faces.
They probably did that to shower what the guns look like
Kelsey Baker I usually flex my biceps while saying “welcome to the gun shower.”
I was more annoyed that the NPCs weren’t reacting to the gun pointing at them. Unacceptable in 2019
@@Pengman19 really? It's unacceptable? Lower your standards pal
Right! I can't wait to see how they react when I am naked and talking to them.
I love these rapid-fire interviews. they are so awesome :D
Are you ready for kids?
Microtransactions? "Hell no"
Me: can I interest you in my 💰?
"Will there be microtransactions?"
"No."
GOTY
When they mentioned Vampire: The Masquerade, I started wheezing. WHEEZING
please give the that sequel now thank you
if we would get a sequel to that and outer worlds and cyberpunk 2020 oh man
Please make more videos!! Everyday!!
Paradox owns White Wolf Studios now so it'd be up to them to make a new Bloodlines game. Probably won't be Obsidian making it unless Microsoft is cool with it.
Antelopes exist, why not vampires?
you rock
Need to support developers like these who makes games out of passion and not the bottom line. You guys have my support and my cash for sure
Ya unfortunately we don’t see too many game developers left, that build out of passion.
“tim if you mind can we just talk to lenard real quick?”
“sure :(“
lmaooo
This is what genuinely passionate game developers sound like.... they dont need to make bethesda style e3 videos to relate to people who love games. Good on you guys.
1:35
"do you consider white chocolate an enemy"
"yes"
Right as I'm eating some too.
You monster.
I thought they meant Jason Williams LMFAO
@JS19 It's not even chocolate. Literally. It has no cocoa in it.
White chocolate is straight better than regular chocolate and nothing will change that.
Supernova sounds like a badass difficulty
Agreed. I also like the fact that they're trying something unique with the flaws system which is linked to the difficulty. Far too many games use +/- damage modifiers for difficulty and call it a day. I know it's not an easy thing to do, however even with the A.I. gap compared to other technical advances in gaming not up to par (yet) there are creative ways of making difficulty options interesting.
Kinda sounds like a survival/hardcore mode, the stakes will be high, companions are killable, increased amount of flaws, but also greater rewards, with a much more realistic experience. Sounds awesome. Hardcore mode was my choice of play in New Vegas.
@@FalloutWanderer-uq5sh Yeah to me good difficulty is not when enemies become bullet sponges but goes down as easely as I go...
@@ojroche5217 Hardcore is the only way I will even play NV.
11:34 when bethesda gives you fallout 76
HAHAHAHAHXD
*oK*
I literally busted out laughing
Microtransactions?
“Hell no”
I’m sold.
"Did you want to make Outer Worlds isometric to finish it faster?"
Lol
Game informer is underrated.
Thanks, tell a friend!
Real talk
@@gameinformer what is a "friend"?
No their not, they're literally the #1 selling video game magazine in the whole world.
MonkheyBoy someone who's not you enemy
Modding no micro transactions?
*cries* its been too damn long
Joe H uhhhhh
Joe H you're gonna have to wait a year for workshop
"Will it have microtransactions?
"Hell no!"
Music to my ears!
Nobody asked if a 'Fisto' will be in this game?
Gotta ask the real questions here.
@Big Tone Assume the position.
@@daisah1323 "I can't feel my legs!"
It's in space and the future - Rocket Fisto? BUCKing Rogering? Alien Probe-bot?
I love obsidian. I hope they thrive under MS
I swear of its another case of MS buying a studio to shut them down later Im gonna be so pissed
Ace Of Spades Broo remember Banjo Kazooie nuts and bolts?
CorkScrewDood and then rare made sea of thieves
@@vexdelta I cant tell if that's a good thing or a bad thing lmao.
MS better give Obsidian the funding to do whatever they want
these two guys are absolute sweethearts
"Can companions blow my stealth"
"No"
*looks at felix during the raptadon sedation section* NO THEY SAID. NOO
Why are there so many board games behind you?
Because we're on this side of the table
Jesus Chris the wit on these guys
"the interface was hard to get back to"
THANK YOU. As much praised Fallout 1 and 2 may be but playing them sucks with that ancient ui. Also, it's great that Vampire The Masquerade still gets acknowledged in 2019.
the design of the UI is great. its the item managment that is unintuitive. but to be honest i think its better than bathesdas pip boy scrolling.
Yeah for a mouse and keyboard the UI for Fallout 1 and 2 is just fine, and actually better and faster than the newer Fallouts.
And its getting a sequel
the main issue i have with the game is just the resolution, game needs to be upscaled.
Ace Of Spades I thought that only goes for Deus Ex lmao
2:31 you sir have earned my money
5:06 lmao
"Why are there so many [board games] behind you? Because we're sitting on this side of the table." I love these guys.
I love Obsidian's response to micro transactions "Hell no!"...It's almost like they're a gaming company that actually plays games.
They are. They have best talents in the industry
Unreal Engine 4 & Unity 3D Tutorials and Bethesda sure does know it.
Seems to me that a lot of the devs are becoming businessmen rather than people making games people won’t regret playing and paying for
Yep i love this response, super refreshing, just hope they stick by it
4:39 "Is there a morality system?"
*"NO.* There is a *_reputation_* system."
Thank you.
Sure, same as red dead 2, so logical...
@@andreamorim7365 red dead 2 doesn't have a reputation system
@@litorodriguez-decou6109 Oh, it's called honor system in read dead 2 but it works exactly the same way as reputation system lol
@@andreamorim7365 it's not gonna work exactly like that, it's gonna be more similar to how fallout 1, 2 and new vegas did it.
@@andreamorim7365 tho i haven't played enough red dead 2 to know the ins and outs of the system and obviously outer worlds ain't out either so i could be wrong😂😂
This is the model that other games need to follow. Holy crap... the wit, blunt honesty, and insight (without spoilers) makes you really excited for the game while making you happy with whatever they end up releasing.
"What are there so many board games behind you"
"Because we're sitting on this side of the table"
Genius.
I apologize for my mean comment (9:29) , I was crabby that day! I'm thankful for the wonderful gameplay we saw!
Holy shit!
Be nice
the commentary was pretty annoying though.
Gramersow he should of just stopped watching. But he opted to hate.
@@Khoura I wouldn't call that hate... But it was rude. I just thought the commentary came off too casual but I could've put that in a more constructive way.
2:31 thank you Obsidian
I love these guyssss. So much passion and they know their game is great and they really put effort into it
"will there be microtransactions"
"Hell no!"
Tim Cain the god of Fallout
I f**ng love these videos! They always make me laugh.
Let me just say, this is the best interview I’ve ever watched!
Please do more rapid fire interviews!
I enjoyed the honesty of the answers. Great format
really candid talk, just a couple of old school nerds
Tim Cain is the best. check his old Matt Chat interviews, oldies but goodies.
+1 for Matt Chat, his interviews are the best!
And Leonard is great too obviously . Bit rude of me to only congratulate one side of the duo.
Most important question: is there by any chance a ghoul civilization from idk a certain spaceship from a certain rocket factory?
This was super fun. Do more of these.
I love their honesty and enthusiasm! Can’t wait
These are without question, my favorite videos that Gameinformer releases.
THIS WAS SO GOOD, Awesome job for both parties! This was a blast to watch!
What a great interview, seemingly lovely and genuine people, and wonderfully the game is fantastic. I never know these guys were also heavily involved in VTM: Bloodlines. That explains a lot.
“No, not in the way you’re thinking”
“But in a different way..?”
😂
cult classics as opposed to successful games or however he worded it had me dying. Love obsidian games looking forward to this
Great video! Please make more of those
There needs to be more of this type of video. This is amazing
I love these types of videos with the off-the-cuff, whimsical interactions. Keep up the good work, GI.
I'm as straight as a boomerang but the dude on the right is dreamy af....esp. when he smiles
I see what you did there
@@blackskyirregular9876 I think we're all like 3% gay. I'm slightly more...maybe 6% lol
"Will there be microtransactions?"
"Hell no."
Not gonna lie. I popped a boaner.
wtf is a boaner
Loved the style of the interview and will definitely be buying this game. Thanks!
"I'd like to think Tim was working for me" lol
I love the rapid fire questions videos! You guys rock
This was great. Good job Game Informer.
This interview was awesome! Pleasantly chuckled at their reactions and answers xD
MOD!! yes Obsidian game with MOD support is exactly what i want
Mods are trash and irrelevant, just enjoy the game dude
@@onelesslonelymemer5863 Learn to be better.
@@onelesslonelymemer5863 i know your point, dude. i could enjoy a game without mods, sure. but i'd love to see girls with sexy lingerie in a game i love...and thats not often possible without mods...XD
@@benisoong1415 how about go outside and get yourself a real girl?
well, thats different. i hv a real girl in my life, but still i wanna see sexy girls on my computer~ the more, the better~
Really enjoyed this. Thank you.
These were actually solid questions good job!!!
Great format, so funny .Thank you .
This is incredible. I laughed hard at multiple answers and loved the editing of this video so much. I get the feeling that you guys really care about this project, nothing feels “corporate” at all. The “hell no” at microtransactions made my eyes light up and I’m sure many other’s too. Being self aware about the negative comments too was amazing. I seriously love knowing that there are some special people behind this, I am so excited to play the hours and hours you’ve put into developing what is clearly your baby.
Counting down the days!
This is the game we didn't ask for but very much need. Super excited. hope it comes to switch. i'll buy the game twice if it does
Lmao
Trucker Dreams Okay, but have you tried not being like this?
So I've bought Switch ports from console games, and alot of them run pretty smooth. Sure, the resolution and graphics take a hit, but it still looks good and runs at 30fps. I take the bus to work so i love having the switch to play my games. OuterWorlds looks awesome, and i'm def gonna get it on console so i can have it on the big screen. I'm just saying that if they port it to switch later on , ill most likely double dip so i can play it on the go. You all need to stop hating on someone else's opinion. if you don't want it on switch, then don't buy it on switch. easy as that.
Andrew Izquierdo they better not bring it to switch. I’m not trying to have a fucking hand held hold this game back
FuseKnight probably wouldn’t be enough since the switch is a slightly more powerful Xbox 360
This is genuinely one of my favourite interviews ever. I love seeing Tim and Leonard smiling and laughing ❤
4:55 wait, what? Oo
I am so excited for this game, I genuinely can barely hold in how much I want to deeply involve myself with the world, characters and story. Blesssssssss
Great answers. I remain supportive of Obsidian and behind this game. Cant wait to buy it.
i always love these type of interviewed questions from game informer :) cant wait to play outer worlds :).
This is a fantastic video and format