A Land Far Away

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2012/12/p ... the-works/

It sounds promising, though I am not sure how good a sequel will be set outside of the Planescape setting. Then again, it wasn't the setting that made the game truly great, so it could still work.

Planescape, ah, like a good wine.

And, since the whole thing about planescape is about the fact that it is the Multiverse, it means that whatever setting you chose can be a planescape setting. You just never visit any copyrighted locations.

Also, I would be quite happy with a spiritual sequel rather than a straight sequel. Now excuse me, I'm busy PGing it up in Baldurs Gate with Minsc and Boo.

Dorn and Neera are awesome.

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I love Planescape: Torment. I still play it once a year, even with how dated it is, because the story is amazing and everything is just... it's not even rose-tinted glasses, I love it; however, that being said...

Article wrote:Speculation about the project started in earnest after McComb—who has also worked on Fallout: New Vegas...

This worries me. I don't want to see the "true sequel" be something like Fallout: New Vegas and its ilk being the "true sequels" to Fallout 1 & 2. I cannot fathom PS:T not being the general RPG experience that we all put faith into the Project Eternity Kickstarter for. I do hope it keeps to the true, memorable PS:T.

Joos wrote: Also, I would be quite happy with a spiritual sequel rather than a straight sequel.

They've always said this, fortunately. Even if they got the Planescape setting, it wasn't going to be a straight sequel. TNO's story is finished.