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What about the people without widescreen monitors? Like me.

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Letterboxing.
Letterboxing.
Letterboxing.

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Oh, I hate it so much. Even more than playing 4:3 games on widescreen with the correct ratio.

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If the bodies are to stay on screen, I'd love if they rotted after time.

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You know the visible effects of rotting take days, right? Or did you mean you want the body to rot away real time? I'd be totally up for watching the screen for 96 hours to see that.

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I read in an interview that they are adding rpg elements, and that the game may clock out at about 90 hours.

When moving forward with the OddBox, we started getting some rather grand ideas. One of these was to create a multiplayer component for Stranger's Wrath. We've always been interested in bringing people together with media that has the power to question social standards, so yeah, multiplayer was kind of a no brainer.

We put together a team, and we went to work. I'm not going to get into too many specifics, but I'll say this. We finished it. We finished it, and we loved it. We made some fantastic multiplayer. Then we put it into beta. For a very short time on Steam, when you downloaded a certain game, you received the multiplayer beta of Stranger's Wrath with it. This is where things went wrong. We put it into the hands of the people, and it was an eye opening experience.

After the third time that I was called a "hippy faggot", I decided to pull the plug. No more multiplayer from this hippy faggot. No, sir. We are also cancelling our foray into social networking. I have realized, finally, that people are degenerates, and should never be allowed to communicate with each other.

Also, we have decided to include rpg elements in Abe HD, and it's looking like the game will take about 90 hours to complete on an initial playthrough.

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I read in an interview that they are adding rpg elements, and that the game may clock out at about 90 hours.

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Even if they add a load of RPG stuff, how the hell can they make a 1-2 hour game into a 90 hour one?

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I like the idea of a demo, maybe even a beta test for the devoted fans?

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Apparently J.A.W hired one of the writers from Obsidian who worked closely in developing Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 2, I suppose with that sort of experience you can add a lot of input into what was originally a small game.

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When you got someone from Obsidian working in a game, I really don't think the problem is stretching the game out. It's more a question of how fans will react to the change in genre from what is fundamentally a 2D platformer to a open world RPG.