The Road To Eternity

[@crypT1k4Fun]

Obsidian and CDPR are the reason I still love gaming. I will support anything you cook up. I love you !

[@TheLordCrash]

Don't forget Larian. :)

[@khatack]

LaLaLaLarian

[@shahzebatiq1]

Obsidian, CD Projekt Red, Larian, and inXile bro. My holy grail of western RPGs. Obsidian are probably the most severely underrated studio to exist in mainstream gaming. Whatever unwanted sequel to develop they get handed to in half the budget and time, they deliver, and by God they deliver in spades. Fallout New Vegas. Legendary title and one which after almost 6 years still isn't gone from my system.

[@reignjuste]

cd project sucks. Rockstar and obsidian are the only companies

[@MrRaziza]

ReiGnJuste CD Projekt Red and Obsidian are one of the few companies still giving a shit about releasing quality games with complete content... Rockstar didn't even release the online component to GTA on time with the release of the game. I really don't understand why you would think CD Projeckt Red is somehow behind them, The Witcher 3 and it's DLC's are possibly some of the best content released in the past many years of gaming, even if you don't personally enjoy them ignoring the quality is just ignorant.

[@moniquelegarda1842]

I've played Pillars of Eternity, its sequel Deadfire, and am now enjoying The Outer Worlds, but I had no idea Obsidian was so close to losing it all. Thank god for Kickstarter!

[@erikhendrickson59]

Yup! Largely cuz Bethesda (or ZeniMax) ****ed em!

[@whenisdinner2137]

@@erikhendrickson59 and now microsoft owns them both

[@Draidis]

To hear Obsidian talk about how close they came to closing down is really hard. They have been my favorite studio for as long as I can remember. They were always making the game that I was most excited for. They were always doing the project that most interested me. I still so clearly remember the day I found out about the Kickstarter for the first Pillars game. I immediately shared it on facebook and in private messages to all my closest friends. At that time I was a starving student and couldn't afford to contribute financially so I was determined to get it in front of as many people as I could who I knew could and would contribute. I'm so happy this studio is still going strong and I can't wait to throw all my money at everything they do in the future. Stay the course guys. Own your own titles and don't be beholden to any big publishers money again. As long as you only need to depend on you, you will do great. I know it!

[@pythonxz]

I tried to do something similar. I love Obsidian and a I love games they've made (and are making)!

[@cesarzepeda8291]

Avowed has been announced and I'm so excited, I love both pillar games and obsidian's work

[@egoalter1276]

Obsidian is the last of the old greats that has persisted true to itself.

[@Draidis]

@@egoalter1276 Sadly(ish) they did sell to XBOX since I posted this but if they were ever going to sell to someone who would publish there stuff I would have immediately hoped it would be Microsoft of Sony. So, I'm not mad.

[@megamike15]

@@egoalter1276 the torch has been passed to Europe if larian is any indication.

[@miked5562]

200-ish hours in Pillars 1. 99$ Fig pledge submitted for Pillars 2. You guys are absolute badasses.

[@pythonxz]

Pillars 1 and 2 are great RPGs. I'm so glad that Obsidian was able to keep going, and now they are in a much better place financially with the Microsoft deal.

[@stacks9079]

Pillars of Eternity restores my faith in the gaming industry. Single player, Isometric, CRPG perfection.

[@MFPallytime]

Never played this game. Watched the whole damn video though. Nicely done. :)

[@TocloseamI]

Hey Pally, I've been a fan of yours for a while now. I just wanted to know if you ever wished for time to play games like this (a CRPG). I know you're a big Dark Souls fan but I was just genuinely curious if you think you'd have the patience to play games like this (or if you'd even enjoy this; don't know much about your game likes outside of those you do videos for), cause I think you probably don't have time haha. Love the work and keep it up man!

[@carlitosur7949]

No respond for a fan LMAO

[@hekakain4108]

Then play it!!!

[@JoshuaGlock]

Play it. Its my first time playing and got 15 hours in and absolutely love it.

[@DriftyG]

I absolutely love you guys.

[@bhoqeem1975]

The utmost highlight, for me, is when they finally released the game for PS4. You have no idea how enjoyable it is playing CRPG with a controller. I've been playing Deadfire on my PS5 and it's really a blast! Especially with the console commands provided within! Thank you, Obsidian!

[@XEmiyaArcherX]

already watched it but gonna rewatch it again, this shows how much passion went into this game, hats off obsidian!!! MAKE POE2 the baldur's gate 2 of this generation!!!

[@talon6890]

I doubt that will happen because they will try to make POE2 an overly balanced, and thus tepid game instead of allowing world-enhancing, life-breathing, extremely exciting imbalances like we saw in baldur's gate 2. they already showed how much they care about overbalancing their crpgs in POE1 (years after release and they are still spending resources to balance a single-player game...). they don''t understand the difference between making a really good game with a cool world and a GREAT, 10/10 game and world. they are too scared to make the risky sacrifices of making some gamers who just want to beat the game on the hardest difficulty without falling into "trap builds" or not being good enough unhappy. they want the maximum amount of people to be intellectually validated instead of truly challenged (because it means more profits, of course). too scared to allow broken weapons and spells into their game because they value triple crown solo achievements more than they do constructing a world that is surging with palpable, realistic imbalanced life.

[@colin-campbell]

Hugh Janus I didn't come here to proof read an essay 😂

[@wingsrope]

Hugh Janus, I think that this is the new direction of Obsidian. It might be because they've been constantly existing on the verge of death, albeit being the only company to actually experiment with their games. Unfortunately, it made them something akin to starving artists. At this point, they might be burnt out. They kept making masterpieces, which provided them cult-recognition, but no profits (KOTOR2, New Vegas, Mask of the Betrayer, Alpha Protocal etc). It's pretty sad actually, considering they're technically the continuation of Black Isle (there's also inExile, who are in a similar position). I think that the old Black Isle/Obsidian magic is dead at this point. You can blame the industry and the tasteless consumers for it.

[@BomimoDK]

there's only Josh Sawyer and Feagus left from Black Isle and none of them were involved in Fo or PS:T. Obsidian being the continuation ended after New Vegas didn't score its 85 meta critic bonus and people got fired or just left in disgust... Luckily, the old guard aren't the only creative forces at play and the new crop of Obsidian devs are doing well enough on their own.

[@wingsrope]

BomimoDK, they still have Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky from Black Isle (they rejoined recently). But that's beside the point. My comment was referring to the idea that Obsidian will not go back to their experimental roots - I was responding to Hugh Janus. What I'm saying is that modern Obsidian can no longer afford to screw themselves over by releasing overly ambitious and experimental, but buggy AAA games (or even niche cRPGs). They now prioritize polish and balance over originality, which is fine, since the company has been screwing itself for too long (which is also evident from this documentary). I'm saying that we shouldn't expect them to make anything original and mind-blowing as they no longer adhere to the Chris Avellonian experimental/creative game design philosophy (which only got them into trouble financially).

[@7e8dn3id]

I love you guys so much. At this point, you are better than BioWare. I hope Obsidian goes on for Eternity.

[@JAIMEGARCIA-gw9re]

I wish Dragon Age would have kept the feel of Origins and gameplay. Dragon Age 2 and Inquisition were boring.

[@Aldiggy2000]

Legends , at work . Long live Black Isle!

[@elfwyn8707]

As one of my first Kickstarter Backings and also my first one beyond $1K I am very proud of what this game has become. Kickstarting a Game Project for me is not only about the game itself, but about the company that creates it and about the games to follow. So when I put my money there I was hoping for not only a single great game, but for a successful series of games that would keep my passion for those deep and engaging RPGs going. I am very happy now that exactly this scenario has come to pass. For Pillars 2 I hope that existing technology and art, as well as routine will help you (Obsidian) to create an even greater game with less setbacks along the way, so you don't have to cut as many things as you had to from POE 1, which is even with it's (very few) flaws an epic game that noone who plays RPGs miss.

[@Runk3lsmcdougal]

* Elfwyn * ty for your donations to make this wonderful game possible

[@vinniv6806]

Time for Pillars 2

[@vinniv6806]

Me too ;)

[@Quplas]

Considering how bad Tyranny was, I'm no longer that eager. =(

[@Zondac]

Tyranny was bad? who thinks that?

[@ToveriJuri]

Quplas obvioiusly

[@Quplas]

Way too streamlined compared to Pillars. I've got 300 hours in PoE but after 25 hours I was done with Tyranny.

[@elpascalmods7384]

It really is about time to finally play PoE, isn't it?

[@shiptoast]

I've had this game in my library since release and still haven't booted it up. One of these days I'll have a spare 100 hours to burn.

[@Longtimer49]

I've been wanting to play it but I play wizard in these types of games and I hear they aren't OP gods in this one. I heard druid is really op tho so maybe ill play that

[@TheTodWilkinson]

I beat the PoE on the hardest setting, solo on hardcore with Just a wizard. Killing all the dragons and all the archmages...... getting "THE ULTIMATE" achievement...... I would argue that Wizards are fucking amazing.

[@Longtimer49]

Oh sweet. Were you a melee wizard though?

[@TheTodWilkinson]

I used a 1h sword and a shield, but the overwhelming majority of my damage was from spells.

[@grinofthegrimreaper]

I knew making a game is a hard thing, but after seeing this, I now have a completely different understanding of how actually excruciatingly demanding it is. All the more to you Obsidian, for making a game that I'll remember for the rest of my life

[@bramrhodesdouglas5861]

My copy just finished downloading and I'm about to play.

[@SnaizenEffect]

It is always great to see game developers working with so much passion in a project. Great work!

[@Kalas82]

Pillars and Tyranny are two of the best games i've ever played in about 20 years; bringing back games in the vein of IceWindDale and BG was amazing ;)

[@Nr4747]

Pillars of Eternity, mixed with the deeper consequences of Tyranny (especially the consequences of the choices made at the character creations) - that would be my *dream game* ! I absolutely *loved* Pillars and enjoyed most of Tyranny - but the lack of enemy variety, restrictive combat and very restrictive build choices made much of the "dungeon crawling" of Tyranny a chore for me.

[@V2ULTRAKill]

Nr4747 ;) pillars 2 fixes a lot of it

[@Pendoza84]

I just finished Kotor 2 again. Man a new kotor from these guys would be so good.

[@IcoKirov]

it's probably not gonna happen. the starwars license is a mess right now.

[@Pendoza84]

Yea sadly it's a big mess... But I wanne play the exile again. I tried SW:TOR for 2 months but I'm not a MMO guy. It's looks okay but lacks the kotor feeling.

[@Southparker42]

Once in a while I open up this video and watch it and it makes my heart ache in a beautiful way to see how this game that has rekindled the fire that was Icewind Dale and Baldurs Gate, my childhood loves within me was made. Thank you, Obsidian. Thank you dearly.

[@Failedlegend]

Just want to say thanks for being awesome guys, I've already broken the THREE HUNDRED hour mark with Pillars and I'm already starting another playthrough with 4 Ranged rangers (bow, pistol,rifle,arqubus) w/ Bear companions, a Nature God-like blunderbuss wielding chanter (a singing tree :D) and a Bear Druid (found a mod to make spiritshift permanent...still pretty weak but its just for fun, will lower diff is necessary). The ONLY two complaints i really have beyond minor stuff is the lack of mod support (starting to burn out w/o this) and the lack of multi-player...my girlfriend and I are loving playing through BG1 together (hopefully the new expansion is fun) and not being able to share this with her is a real bummer since she get's too frustrated playing these games alone (new to gaming and DnD) In short thanks for being awesome and please consider mod support and multiplayer in PoE2 to extend the life of the game and so your fans can share the experience with each other :D Now the questions is...to play Tyranny or Tides of Numenera next?

[@yugen]

lol nice. I'm at about 200 hours and my next playthrough is going to be 6 Rangers with bears most likely :)

[@KedaiCiplak]

Man, watching this again and seeing both Obsidian Entertainment and Bethesda under the Microsoft umbrella. What a rollercoaster ride.

[@Rangersly]

Interesting video on mostly the technical process of creating a huge rpg game. But, even at almost one and a half hour, they skipped at least two very important areas that are sadly missing. One is the whole process behind the concepts, story and lore, character development, etc. The other is the voice acting. I would have loved to see how voice actors are assigned to a character, voice directing, etc.

[@KamleshMallick]

No interview of Chris Avellone the writer too. It’s sad he quit.

[@TheCivildecay]

Started pillars of eternity yesterday (after having it in my steam library for about 2 years) and I'm blown away!

[@KamleshMallick]

How did it go? Sorry 5 years late!

[@jessemccormick5623]

Haven't played Pillars yet, but damn. This was moving. I'm glad it worked out and the game was a success.

[@lawltack1401]

One of the best games I've ever played and now I know the story behind it. I'm not old enough to have played the classics it was inspired by but in 15 years this will be the classic I look back on with love.

[@TheLastBabyMan]

What I just want is another good Fallout.

[@butthurt2824]

I would have loved for them to have done fallout 4 but maybe they can do another one.

[@Chubzdoomer]

Fallout 4 was so, so, so bad. :-(

[@EddieDean1]

they don't own the IP ZeniMax do it's not up to obsidian

[@butthurt2824]

I know. They do Fallout better than Bethesda. That is why I was wishing they did it instead. With any luck they will get another crack but who knows it is looking very doubtful now.

[@EddieDean1]

have you tried wasteland 2?

[@PrimateNine]

I am currently 15 hours into POE 1 and I am having one of the best times i've had with a game. Thanks Obsidian!

[@DastardlyHandsome]

Kinda sad that this was the game that saved the studio, but it is such an afterthought to the larger gaming community. Many gamers have at least heard of The Outer Worlds, but not PoE. Avowed looks like it is set in the same universe as PoE, but I don't suspect that will increase it's recognition.

[@jeistarGames]

Adam strongly resembles a character in the Fallout series. Not a particular character or anything, he would just fit in as an NPC. Something about those beady eyes and smooth pale skin.

[@Socomnick]

will buy anything obsidian makes.

[@D3adtrap]

Jorge Salgado should be a character! He doesn't only look sexy as hell, but also sounds the part, which is very rare. ;)

[@MotoErgoSum]

Funny how the exposure on the camera made his screen appear blank (white). WORKIN' REEEEEEAL HARD.

[@monsterurby]

Watching this again after the announcement of Avowed. This really was the start of something wonderful for Obsidian and I'm glad they pulled through. :D

[@shapes9495]

8:13 thats so empowering when you see those numbers climb up im glad this studio made it you could sense the passion just by looking at them and when you hear them talk

[@johnconnor2402]

I loved this very well put together documentary. Really shows the challenges game developers face.

[@stevemurphy9111]

In a world where so many of us live the "groundhog day" effect of everyday seeming no different from the one previous, I say to ALL the staff at Obsidian, thank you...and never forget that moment when you felt something truly rare and amazing. You created something that made many a groundhog happy for a sliver of time!

[@operationkilled]

*Pillars of Eternity: Winter March 1&2* and *Divinity: Original Sin(Also the Enchanted Version)* Thanks to this type of game... I have both Love & Hate relationship on reading non-voiced dialogue. And it was fun to read but also drive me crazy! seeing myself scratching my head from reading a long-dialogue/Book just to get what the quest meant to be or to get the clues from the quest or a book. Also, Good luck on making *Pillars of Eternity 2*.

[@Boomhomer]

Honestly, your Kickstarter campaign was a hell of a ride and I enjoyed every single day of it. Proud backer of PoE II, really looking forward to it!

[@paulanderson3772]

Artistry vs corporate responsibility. Josh is an intellectual beast. Much love to the Obsidian team. Thank you all for enduring hardship, you have enhanced my life.

[@tatuira93]

Thank you for taking the risk. Pillars was the glorious return of my favorite genre, and it pretty much rekindled my love for the industry. The best game I've played in YEARS.

[@alexnasie5737]

I just finished Pillars of Eternity 1 and then i instantly bought Deadfire Obsidian Edition. It had a lot of Neverwinter Nights 2 elements ( a game which i loved - except storm of zehir, that was meh). You guys gave me The Exile and Darth Traya in KOTOR2, The Courier, Dead Money, Old World Blues and Lonesome Road in Fallout NV. Now you have given me The Watcher in Pillars of Eternity. I will continue to support Obsidian Entertainment. You have proven a constant creativity and vast complex stories in games. Keep doing what you are doing and thank you for what you did for gaming.

[@alexanderhs1617]

Wow it’s crazy to see how much work, passion and love goes into crafting a game over years.. only for it to be given an arbitrary number on the day of release and then people move onto the next.

[@KamleshMallick]

Yeah. “Reviews” are terrible metric to measure games.

[@reaktorleak89]

This might be the definitive videogame development documentary. You guys should put this up on Netflix so more people can see the amazing journey of this game.

[@LeeGray929]

This game rocks, this team rocks, I can’t wait to explore more of Eora

[@Ralndrath]

This is so inspiring for me as a writer and worldbuilder to see something that's a labour of love become so big and so well loved and it's amazing to see a developer who I think is brilliant finally break out on their own, brings tears to my eyes in all honesty...

[@maskoblackfyre]

I have a lot of respect for Obsidian. Let me tell you my deepest wish for you guys: Larian is making Baldur's Gate 3. Obsidian should make Icewind Dale 3. I have spoken! ;)

[@XiLock_Alotx]

Outer Worlds is fantastic and it’s wonderful to see what this team went through to get here! PoE was just a beautiful return to D&D lore and gameplay! Thank you obsidian!

[@hitmanwolf]

Thank you for everything... and please don't stop doing what your doing. cause you make life worth living.

[@CristianMalaquias]

With such a small team they made one of my favourites OSTs ever. The Camp OST is simply magical. Such a masterpiece.

[@Microcosmk]

Every fiber of my being wants that isometric Pathfinder game. Please Obsidian. The time is now.

[@HankDG]

Well well well... not obsidian but we got an excellent pathfinder crpg

[@equ170]

you guys make games to grow old with and to tell following generations about. obsidian got a special place in my heart.

[@JAIMEGARCIA-gw9re]

Imagine If Obsidian would have closed. It would have been such a shame, because of how talented the studio is. Dang.

[@AnotherBeerMovie]

DEAR guys at OBSIDIAN, sons and daughters of Interplay, i love your games since Fallout 2, fallout 3 and 4 didn't have that spark that you put in your games, Fallout new vegas was phenomenal, the story matters, and if you could better bugtest your games before launch that would be great. Big Fan :)

[@danieljordan6763]

I'm just now getting into this series 200 hours in...omg it's been so fun. The nostalgia is epic. Thanks so much for some great games.

[@cherisheternity6620]

its kinda touching when people have passion for what they do its something that is getting rare these days.

[@ErikMalkavian]

I'm LOVING Pillars of Eternity 1 and I have purchased and awaiting Pillars of Eternity: Deadfire the Complete Edition. Looking forward to (Lord willing) AVOWED in 2023.

[@cesarzepeda8291]

Same as I, ( lord Mario ) lol

[@KamleshMallick]

I’m cautious about these isometric games I just feel the immersion is not there compared to 3D. I could not get into Divinity Original Sin 2. But this feels different. The character creation has so much variety, the attributes, skills, culture, backgrounds really enable role play. And the awesome team behind new vegas is here. Do you think it’s worth trying POE 1 in 2023?

[@littledrummerofDEATH]

beautiful and fantastic documentary. just bought this game today and am so excited to play it. I've only play about 6 hours of BGEE. but I know I loved that style. never played a game like this before. what a story. Obsidian you guys are all stars.

[@fella11814]

It's really cool that the team even went as far as making the music. This was a fascinating documentary. Thanks for making a great game!

[@kaptenteo]

Pillars 1 and 2 are two of the finest games I've ever played. Thank you so much for making them, Obsidian, and for designing them so well! ❤

[@konstantink.340]

Thank you Obsidian, Bioware, Bethesda, Piranha Bytes, as well as Tolkien and Robert Salvatore for making my childhood amazing. You were my best friends.

[@WallaceMcGregor]

Subtitles would be a good point (even if they are in english). Those of us who are not native english speakers will appreciate it ;)

[@hesychia-9582]

Totally agreed.

[@cryptodarthmarc1280]

So happy that this type of things happen and to people to support this type of 80 90 projects

[@faxardebatintenebris]

the way they handled the first trailer music is for sure very inspiring

[@symol30872]

One of my favourite devs in the industry. Keep making awesome games

[@Sorenzo]

"The game is late until it ships, but it sucks forever." EVERYONE needs to follow this mantra. I'm looking at you, Rome 2. There's nothing I hate more than wasting my time on a game that could've been better. Waiting for something awesome is a hundred times better than wasting your time on something crappy, only to go back to doing what you'd have done while waiting anyway. ;)

[@g0dplay]

The release of this documentary isn't a coincidence. An amazing piece of marketing. Seeing the effort that was put in, with the resources available. I can respect that. Based on the documentary I will pledge for PoE 2. Well done.

[@dylanfuller8146]

Just finished pillars of eternity on the switch and I freakin loved it cant wait for dead fire to come out on the switch next month. So fun to play on a handheld!

[@KamleshMallick]

I’m cautious about these isometric games. I just feel the immersion is not there compared to 3D. I could not get into Divinity Original Sin 2. But this feels different. The character creation has so much variety, the attributes, skills, culture, backgrounds really enable role play. And the awesome team behind new vegas is here. Do you think it’s worth trying POE 1 in 2023?

[@11jamsus]

What a documentary. Thanks for everything, this is a really good source of inspiration for every lover of what making games is about, starting from a dream, moving to an idea, and then translate it in reality. Really great respect for Obsidian.

[@viking_II]

So that is what will be industry... majority of people are casual and good games will only happens if players make them possible. We always be with you.

[@grantwallace1882]

So grateful for everyone's hard work. I am loving being in the world of Pillars of Eternity. I have a busted ankle so will have lots of time to play when I get home.

[@rossedwardmiller]

48:20 the music in this game is fantastic. Seeing how it was made: recorded by amateur musicians in a DIY space - that's about as "indie" as it gets.

[@OmnipotentPeaceMan]

Thank you Obsidian for creating some of the greatest experiences I have ever had from. I Have lost faith in all game studio's apart from you. Some times darkness can show you the light.

[@christopherr.561]

Watched again. So proud of Obsidian and what they struggled through. Congrats

[@kevinking1566]

Amazing amount of resourcefulness that went into this game. These people are truly admirable.

[@trias418]

Everything from 48:00-54:00 was inspiring, beautiful music, seeing the practical issues overcome...wow. Amazing.

[@Ishidori85]

Watch this video a year or so ago, rewatch it a couple of weeks ago during the overtime at work, never played a classic western rpg, but seeing the passion you guys put into this game... Well, I end up buying the complete edition for PS4 (cannot help, I'm a console peasant) out of respect for all of you. Hope this adventure introduces me into a whole new genre! Keep the good work ;)

[@mooferoo]

It'd be a big part of my gaming life gone if Obsidian ever disappeared. Looking forward to POE 2.

[@timh35]

What an amazing watch, you can really tell the heart and soul they poured into this game, and it really is an amazing RPG, well done and heres to Pillars 2: Deadfire.

[@martixy2]

More than the game being good, I'm glad I got to contribute to making sure the people behind some of my fondest gaming memories can keep going.

[@butthurt2824]

well done guys. you asked why not and delivered.

[@spacecat7715]

I love your studio! Fallout: New Vegas was one of my all-time favorite games! KOTOR 2 as well! And then you came out with the awesome Pillars of Eternity. I really had no idea the studio was in such dire straits. So thank goodness for the fans and for Pillars of Eternity. I look forward to Deadfire. You guys rock!

[@WadeArchives]

What these people did was inspirational. Can't believe it's already been 2 years since Pillars came out

[@mud2479]

Ah, Pilares de la Eternidad, such a great game.

[@НикитаКудряшов-ж5к]

Can you add subtitles? I am not good in English, and a lot of fans from not english-speaking countries too

[@hesychia-9582]

Yes, please. And with subtitles in english, people can add other subtitles in other languages :) It would be perfect!

[@hesychia-9582]

I can add spanish subtitles! But firstly I must read, I can understand very good only speaking :(

[@mathiasrudolf1139]

I wish, Kickstarter would have been already there, when LOOKING GLASS Studios where shut down. Maybe we would have some more REALLY good Thief games....

[@cronus33]

Love PoE, and can't wait for PoE2. Having worked in the game industry at one of most prolific AAA studios in the world for many years, this documentary opens a lot of old scars for me. Sad to see that the game industry still revolves around 80 hour weeks for the majority of the project. It doesn't need to be that way. These guys made something special, and hopefully will have to scramble less on the next one.

[@Vahndamme]

Awesome game made by awesome people. No wonder this is the best game created in the last decade.. Cheers lads!

[@adamburnett566]

Ive never played this game but I have watched this documentary many times. So cool to see how passionate the team was to make this. Maybe I should finally check the game out.

[@TheDevilsAdvocate.]

Love it when Wales gets a mention! As a Welsh man myself its kind of obvious but maybe it isnt to everyone, every single fantasy Elf language I've ever heard or read is heavily inspired by Welsh. OGGIE, OGGIE, OGGIE!

[@DastardlyHandsome]

It's April 22, 2021, and this video hasn't broken 200K views. Expecting a huge uptick after Avowed's release.

[@jabberwock6756]

I am SO glad you persevered! Gamers would have missed out on some really fantastic titles.

[@RyanAustinDean]

The soundtrack portion blew me away. I love the Pillars soundtrack so much, and to see how it was put together... man...

[@erikhendrickson59]

Loved both POE and POE2! Can't WAIT to see what you guys deliver with "Avowed!" If you manage to bring your story-telling and depth of gameplay to a first-person roleplaying game I'm sure you'll have yet another masterpiece on your hands! Thank you for all the hard work!

[@Visual_Writer]

I am happy for a limited budget. The illustrated cutscenes with atmospheric music are superior to the usual video-stuff.

[@charlieni645]

Thank god for Obsidian! These guys just became my best hope for a resurgence of great CRPGs. You guys came a long way since the underdog to BioWare that makes buggy RPGs with great ideas. Now, if there is any studio that can put slap BioWare on the ass for them to actually do some soul searching, it is definitely Obsidian.

[@vamremMX]

Thank you Obsidian for being truth with your principles. Big millionaire developers that became casual to survive could take one of two lessons from you.

[@robby024]

Id just like to say you guys nailed the music! Thank you for keeping it internally

[@paStLife463]

Guys thank you for existing..Keep making games please. 🙂

[@illuindb]

Amazing video, I picked the game up on a whim after hearing a friend raving about it. Holy shit I have never loved a game so much, it just feels good to play.

[@lordkas2000]

Just got the game and I can see that this was a labor of love. Why? Because it shows. Thank you so much.