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The "4" might be a countdown...

I think Obsidian's servers are under a bit of load at the moment >_>
Sawyer hinted about a month ago that something might be coming regarding Black Hound.
http://www.formspring.me/JESawyer/q/358704167608404161

It seems like he might be on this project. However, he could also just be screwing with us to feed speculation. Still I will be hopeful that this project includes Black Hound ideas.

Also, Gamebanshee seems to be sitting on info about the project.
http://gamebanshee.com/news/109414-obsidian-entertainment-countdown-begins-project-announcement-coming-soon.html
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DieRuhe: Wow, a site devoted to speculation! I can't wait to jump into it. Not. :-)
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lowyhong: Oh you, DieRuhe.
LOL. (I was just being cheeky)
It's Dungeon Siege 4, pretty obvious really.

And a huge shame, DS3 was mediocre.
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xlucidx: It's Dungeon Siege 4, pretty obvious really.
And a huge shame, DS3 was mediocre.
And yet it still managed to be better than Dungeon Siege , LoA & Dungeon Siege 2.
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xlucidx: It's Dungeon Siege 4, pretty obvious really.

And a huge shame, DS3 was mediocre.
Doubtful. The 4 is a countdown, not necessarily part of the title.

The fact that Obsidian is announcing the game and not a publisher implies it's a new IP.
Planescape: Arcanum: Shadows of Amn.

Yep, that's my bet.
New day, new teaser. 3
The book unread is unwritten.
The reason we don't explain it is the reason we use it. Its power is in its mystery. That is the Leaden Key, in part, in whole. Is it clear?

Digging for truth buries the seeker.
Post edited September 11, 2012 by Taleroth
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Taleroth: The fact that Obsidian is announcing the game and not a publisher implies it's a new IP.
All right, where is the pre-order button?
The book unread is unwritten.
The reason we don't explain it is the reason we use it. Its power is in its mystery. That is the Leaden Key, in part, in whole. Is it clear?

Digging for truth buries the seeker.
You forgot the source comments
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Two centuries ago, your divine champion told the people of Dyrwood to grovel at his feet. If you've come on pilgrimage to the blasted crater that was our reply, Godhammer Citadel is *that* way.
Post edited September 11, 2012 by JMich
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JMich: You forgot the source comments
. X . X X . T X
Two centuries ago, your divine champion told the people of Dyrwood to grovel at his feet. If you've come on pilgrimage to the blasted crater that was our reply, Godhammer Citadel is *that* way.
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JMich:
Blast, I always forget that.
Post edited September 11, 2012 by Taleroth
Site Clues
Nothing. The Dirge of Eír Glanfath is sound without form, a lone voice crying out in mourning because it must.

The book unread is unwritten.
The reason we don't explain it is the reason we use it. Its power is in its mystery. That is the Leaden Key, in part, in whole. Is it clear?

Digging for truth buries the seeker.
Site Comment Clues Part 1

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Site Comment Clues Part 2

<!-- To tenderness, fellowship. To fellowship, vigilance. So bring we all to the Night Market. I am the Spindle of Esenath. Know me by my light and stand with me in darkness. -->
<!-- Two centuries ago, your divine champion told the people of Dyrwood to grovel at his feet. If you've come on pilgrimage to the blasted crater that was our reply, Godhammer Citadel is *that* way. -->
Now I recall reading recently something about a night market, but for the life of me I can't recall if it was a book or a comic, and what its name might have been. Off to check the bookshelves again...
Hmm, that quote sounds very interesting. What could one of the themes of the game be? Religious dogma and how it is treated? Or the meaning of symbols in general?

I am intrigued, to say the least.
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Nergal01: Hmm, that quote sounds very interesting. What could one of the themes of the game be? Religious dogma and how it is treated?
That was a theme in Arcanum. Who wants to join me in my vain hope? T_T
Found the book I was thinking of (Sands of the Soul), but the mention was of "Dark Bazaar", not "Night Market". The rest of the clues also don't appear in there. Damn it, off to more speculation.