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Wasteland 3 - The Everest Hotel

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    [​IMG]Colin McComb talks about designing the Everest Hotel in Wasteland 3 in their latest update.

    Colin here to talk about some of the early design we've been working on for the game. Right now, I'm the narrative designer for an area in the northern reaches of the world map, a place originally called the Stanley Hotel. We've recently changed the name to "the Everest Hotel" - in part, because I wanted a name that fit the function of the hotel better. See, not only is this hotel up in the mountains (thus "Everest"), but it's also a place for a guest to sleep forever, or Ever-rest.

    I need to give a special shout out to Alex Kerr, the level designer for this area. He's taking ideas and really making them shine - discussing features, conversations, and quests, and then suggesting improvements after he begins implementation and blockout of the quest areas. You will see more about the work Alex is doing in a future update.

    By the way, this being a design diary-style entry, I have to warn you that this whole section is FILLED with spoilers. Skip to the Crowdfunding Corner section if you don't want the the hotel ruined for you.

    If you're still reading, this is your own fault.

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