how many % of the game is done.
Or havent you even started and are wainting for money from your other games?

Iv heard everything from the end of this year to 2012. But I think its going to be the middle of next year at lest. Join my Fallout Online Facebook page.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=129704254139&ref=ts

I like brownies!!! Give me an axe and point me towards the caribou, dinners on me.

Moress likes brownies!! "War. War never changes."
- Ron Perlman

Smores...FTW. MMO's... MMO's never change...

Moress likes brownies!!

omg how did you know? Give me an axe and point me towards the caribou, dinners on me.

The only answer I need is:

It will be done when it's done...

Yeah, I'm definitely in the "Don't rush it, do it right" category.

Once adequate funding is secured, hopefully the developers do not get rushed by whatever partners and publishers they end up working with. As they are porting in a game engine, the work of developing one themselves is greatly lessened at least.

I can't agree more with that last statement, about getting it done right. I've seen a number of good potential computer game franchises ruined because it was rushed out the door too quickly, or just not given the attention to detail that was really needed. As fallout is my all-time favorite computer game series, it would be heartbreaking to see it ruined.

That being said, and now referring to the forum post about expectations and being set up for disappointment, I'll admit that it's a worry for me (though, I do tend to worry about everything.. not good for the anxiety level), so I'm trying to be as patient and easy going as possible.

Duke Fallout Forever... MMO's... MMO's never change...

how long have you come?

About 15 minutes if it's been a while.
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This made me rofl Sad but true I'm old enough to remember the first talks about DNForever.

The development began in 2007 and normally gamesas has 4 years to put it online, otherwise they will have to return the license of the mmo to Bethesda. For what i saw on the net...

Indeed, I whole heartedly am willing to wait if the game is good when it comes out.

Bottom line: Take all the time you need.

The longer we wait, the less to hate.

Or the longer we wait the bigger the disappointment... , lol Give me an axe and point me towards the caribou, dinners on me.

Nah... "The longer we wait, the more the anticipation builds"