Three Dog Voice Actor Teases More Fallout

With the improvements they had with skyrim over oblivion and fallout 3 I can only imagine how awesome fallout 4 is going to be.

Also did anyone else ever kill 3 Dog and have to listen to the old lady dj instead?

No unfortunately. My PS3 decided to crash about 20 minutes after finishing Tranquility Lane. My save data also got fudged up, so I wasn't doing everything over. I want to get Fallout 3 again and get back to where I was and finish it, but until then, I got New vegas. For some reason, I enjoyed/enjoy New Vegas more than 3. Blasphemy, I know.

Thumbs up for knowing it's blasphemy!

New Vegas made a lot of improvements on 3 there's no doubt, so I don't think it's blasphemy at all. That being said, I prefer 3 still, it just has an atmosphere and amount of content NV couldn't touch.

I guess that makes 2 of us blasphemous bastards then, because I enjoyed NV moar as well :) But only by a smidgen

I think I enjoyed the main story of 3 better. It felt more epic. I really liked the gameplay mechanics of surviving in the Mojave Wasteland, though, when playing NV on Hardcore. So... I was only kidding about the blasphemy. Opinions are like *******s: it's not so bad when you smell your own.


I don't know what that means.

Saying it's blasphemous to call New Vegas better than 3 is like saying it's blasphemous to say the Earth revolves around the Sun.

Please confirm this... please please please....

This. Would. Be. Awesome. There must needs be a Fallout 4.

While I enjoyed Fallout 3 I just found it so depressing and unnerving. Think I only sank 64 hours into it.

I take it you didn't play The Walking Dead?

No I played that. Just something about fallout that got under my skin

It had the same effect on me. I was so depressed and disturbed by it. But I really enjoyed the effect. I became addicted to it. It also made me very grateful for modern civilization.

"Hello Chilllllldren"

Three Dog was a very endearing and likeable character.

"It was a long time ago. And I may have been experimenting with Jet at the time."

He was definitely one of the bright spots in the game. There was a lot that could be said against Fallout 3's writing; mostly in how it doesn't sit well with the previous two games. But Three Dog, and many of Bethesda's environmental narratives, were wonderful.

I'd love to see another Fallout game, but only if Obsidian is involved.

I've never regretted playing a Bethesda game. Even Fallout 3, for all the things that bugged me about it, was still worth my time. If they don't want to work with Obsidian on their next project I'll still give it a look-see. If they do, I hope the work they get out of them is primarily on a system/story/concept level. That's where Obsidian's games have always shined through their flaws.

Yeah, they need some over watch at least, they have trouble with quality control, such buggy releases.

Since early 2000s the norm for game development has been for the QA phase to be overseen (and paid for) by publishers. My view is that studios like Obsidian are seen as something of the video game equivalent to the column inch filler at a newspaper. The publisher doesn't really care that much about the product's overall actual quality. Given that a developer is not expected to undertake QA, their development milestones and contracts don't require it or provide for it, and they may not (especially in Obsidian's case, a developer that lives paycheck to paycheck) have the resources to mount their own operation it seems that the QA is just not getting done like it used to.

Unfortunately, that bridge has already been burned away. So don't hold your breath.

As far as I know the worst thing that might have soured their relationship would have been two of Obsidian's top dogs speaking frankly on certain matters. Avellone quelling rumors that they'd been cheated out of royalties (royalties were never on the table, there would have been a bonus in it for them if they'd reached a higher metacritic score) by saying they hadn't and Sawyer explaining the core technical problem underlying Skyrim's instability issues on the PS3, which is an issue similarly found in previous games. I suppose by talking about it Bethesda Softworks and Bethesda Game Studios could perceive it as making them look bad but I don't think worse of them for what happened in either case.

Did anyone else think that Phil Lamar was the voice for Three Dog, or was that just me? Anyway hopefully it's more on the lines of New Vegas than 3 in the terms of story.