So, did they just quietly get rid of skills?

I believe they stopped that just a few days ago, actually.

That clears it up, thanks.

You don’t need no fancy goggles to watch today’s Oculus Rift press conference...

Fallout 4 was/is being developed by BethSoft, whom Chris Avellone doesn’t work for. Obsidian worked on Fallout: New Vegas. We have no idea if Obsidian was going to develop the next Fallout spin-off or not. Perhaps Chris is going to inXile Entertainment, who developed Wasteland 2 (with Chris’ help).

I know. That’s what’s making this so hard.

But... but, Obsidian needs you, Chris. I need you. Fallout needs you.

Can’t not post it:

I think you mean allusion.

Where’s the other half of the horse?

The fact that “Three Olives” is far more pronounced than “S’mores” is very telling.

Forget what I said. The reference to “Mel” is the one I’m referring to.

Keyboard jockey high five!

You decide to open your task manager, aka the magic computer gun you unlock when you enter the cheat code “ctrl+alt+del.”

Somebody needs to get this video over to Colossal Order/Paradox. Maybe they can give us the Spore game we’ve always wanted.

Every time someone mentions Spore (or what it became, rather), I think back to that old demo reel and wonder if anyone else besides myself saw it. Thank you for confirming it wasn’t some wonderful fever-dream.

Nobody beats the Kachou.

That pretty much mirrors my current wishlist.

That’d be awesome. Maybe the Alliance will form an... well, an alliance with them. They can be the answer to the Federation combat ships.

It’s currently just limited to artifacts and signs of them, though there’s a precedent for them in Elite lore.