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[ClonePatrol]

This is off of the official website for Leliana's voice actress Corinne Kempa:

Corinne Kempa wrote...
April 2010, Dragon Age: Origins Awakening, Expansion Pack. The character Leliana is in a dlc (downloadable content)

So, what are your thoughts, hopes. and dreams for the DLC?

[Lenimph]

O.o SHE IS?! *squeals* My dream is that the dlc will work completely (lol)
Oh and that if I click on her she will actually talk to me... unlike all of the other companions >.>

Modifié par Lenimph, 01 mai 2010 - 08:51 .

[Lenimph]

-.- double post fail i was too excited...

Modifié par Lenimph, 01 mai 2010 - 08:18 .

[Tirigon]

It´s nice.

[thepiebaker]

any word of the release date?

[RogueWriter3201]

Hopefully, she didn't shoot herself in the foot by mentioning this. BioWare's Devs, much like Blizzard's, aren't happy when someone drops a bombshell before they themselves are ready to talk about it. Still, it's a great bit of news as it gives hope to *everyone* who feels they got a bit shafted on the Romance follow-ups. With everything that occured with Marjolaine in Origins, it's possible this DLC will address either Leli having a final show down with her former Mentor (if you spared her in Origins) or having some type of mission for or against the Bard Order she mentions. There is also the chance that it may have something to do with Leli's mother. She mentions that her Mother Died when she was very young, but not a great deal of information is given as to how or why her mother died. Hmm...

[ClonePatrol]

I'm hoping Zevran shows up in it too, and that's why they pulled the letters from the game.

[Batknight]

glenboy24 wrote...

Hopefully, she didn't shoot herself in the foot by mentioning this. BioWare's Devs, much like Blizzard's, aren't happy when someone drops a bombshell before they themselves are ready to talk about it. Still, it's a great bit of news as it gives hope to *everyone* who feels they got a bit shafted on the Romance follow-ups. With everything that occured with Marjolaine in Origins, it's possible this DLC will address either Leli having a final show down with her former Mentor (if you spared her in Origins) or having some type of mission for or against the Bard Order she mentions. There is also the chance that it may have something to do with Leli's mother. She mentions that her Mother Died when she was very young, but not a great deal of information is given as to how or why her mother died. Hmm...

no i dont think she got in trouble otherwise they would of removed it by now

[ClonePatrol]

kingkyle wrote...

glenboy24 wrote...

Hopefully, she didn't shoot herself in the foot by mentioning this. BioWare's Devs, much like Blizzard's, aren't happy when someone drops a bombshell before they themselves are ready to talk about it. Still, it's a great bit of news as it gives hope to *everyone* who feels they got a bit shafted on the Romance follow-ups. With everything that occured with Marjolaine in Origins, it's possible this DLC will address either Leli having a final show down with her former Mentor (if you spared her in Origins) or having some type of mission for or against the Bard Order she mentions. There is also the chance that it may have something to do with Leli's mother. She mentions that her Mother Died when she was very young, but not a great deal of information is given as to how or why her mother died. Hmm...

no i dont think she got in trouble otherwise they would of removed it by now

It's not on their website, it's on her own website, she would have to pull it. Also if they told her to take it down, it would be just as mush of an anouncement of the DLC.

[Demx]

It was also posted around April 1st.



Anyways, I don't really think it will add any real value to the expansion. I'd rather wait until the old conversation system returns. The 3 to 4 dialogue point system wasn't great.

[Lenimph]

ClonePatrol wrote...

I'm hoping Zevran shows up in it too, and that's why they pulled the letters from the game.

That's the only real good explanation of why they took the letters out of the game, because they aren't busy they where just running late

[searanox]

Too bad we can't get a ****ing patch that will fix the damage a previous update did, much less one for Awakening, which is practically broken right of the box, but we can get paid content by the boatload.

**** you BioWare, **** you EA, for being such ****s to all your fans who have followed you over the last decade.  I ****** on your pathetic, rotting carcass.

Modifié par searanox, 02 mai 2010 - 01:21 .

[screwoffreg]

Its real. Its on her Facebook. Its a bummer as my favorite DA character is BUGGED as hell and can't get Velanna to spawn. Was this ever fixed?

[ClonePatrol]

searanox wrote...

Too bad we can't get a ****ing patch that will fix the damage a previous update did, much less one for Awakening, which is practically broken right of the box, but we can get paid content by the boatload.

**** you BioWare, **** you EA, for being such ****s to all your fans who have followed you over the last decade.  I ****** on your pathetic, rotting carcass.

Seriously, the patching people are different from the DLC people, who are different from the main dev people. Don;'t get pissed at people for not doing someone else's job. And don't get pissed at a whole company when these kind of decisions are made by a select few in management, corporate politics are a b****.

Getting back on the subject of the DLC, hopefully it will be released soon. Feast day gifts and pranks was fun, but the fun did not last all that long. . .

[searanox]

ClonePatrol wrote...

Seriously, the patching people are different from the DLC people, who are different from the main dev people. Don;'t get pissed at people for not doing someone else's job. And don't get pissed at a whole company when these kind of decisions are made by a select few in management, corporate politics are a b****.

EA has seen fit to allocate resources to paid DLC, and elabourate information-harvesting schemes disguised as contests (which exclude a large portion of their fanbase).  Additionally, EA has shown that they have no intention of properly supporting their products: the problems with their games are going totally ignored as far as we can tell (due to downright awful community relations), and whenever we hear anything from someone, it's a bunch of PR bull**** that fails to even acknowledge the complaints of their fans.  They do not care, plain and simple.  That there are individuals at BioWare who do care is obvious, and good to know, but irrelevant if it can't be manifest in any tangible results.

Modifié par searanox, 02 mai 2010 - 04:45 .

[ClonePatrol]

searanox wrote...
EA has seen fit to allocate resources to paid DLC, and elabourate information-harvesting schemes disguised as contests (which exclude a large portion of their fanbase).  Additionally, EA has shown that they have no intention of properly supporting their products: the problems with their games are going totally ignored as far as we can tell (due to downright awful community relations), and whenever we hear anything from someone, it's a bunch of PR bull**** that fails to even acknowledge the complaints of their fans.  They do not care, plain and simple.  That there are individuals at BioWare who do care is obvious, and good to know, but irrelevant if it can't be manifest in any tangible results.

DLC was one of the main focuses when they first started making the game, as with a lot of games these days, it is nothing new, and was one of the selling points of Dragon Age in particular.
Now information harvesting schemes, I assume you mean that Bioware Bazzar contest auction, which excluded foreign countries (non-US) due to the legal implications of International contests, which is quite complicated. The same was done with certain US states for the same reason, if you don't like it, take it up with your politicians cause that is by no means the fault of Bioware or EA. As for the information gathering being a "scheme" if you meant it underhanded as opposed to simply a plan, that's just silly, it was fairly straight forward, and you can't expect any buisness to do anything for no gain, be it money or consumer data.
I've seen them acknowledge the complaints, and they say they are working on them, and I take them at there word on that, because software isn't always easy to fix, and the patches have to be tested before they are sent out, if things get rushed like they did pre-Awakening, you get things like Patch 1.03, that introduce new problems, which have to be fixed, and then the fixes tested, and likely new unexpected glitches will appear needing fixes. That's why games like WoW patch like every 2 days, more often, but they have way more players and more money.
If the speed of them working doesn't appeal to you, try your hand at working in the user created content, and help player made patches, something that has been done quite succsessfully, and is going on at this very moment. Maybe then you'll see how hard it is, and can have people yell at you when you break there game in new and unexpected ways, as happens with practically all software.

[MistySun]

Oh....the things...the things we will do

I can't wait for this..Leli was my love...the ONLY  character in any game i have played that i really got attatched to

[Onyx Jaguar]

This is curious. Personally I hope she misspoke and is in a Origins DLC as if she was in Awakenings DLC you'd have to go through that campaign again to see it. I'd give it another spin though (I liked Awakenings).

[MistySun]

I think it will be for Origins...can't see what it could possiblty do with Awakenings as she wasn't featured in it.

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

DLC, DLC, DLC. ****ing fix the game first!

[Tirigon]

ClonePatrol wrote...


I've seen them acknowledge the complaints, and they say they are working on them, and I take them at there word on that, because software isn't always easy to fix, and the patches have to be tested before they are sent out, if things get rushed like they did pre-Awakening, you get things like Patch 1.03, that introduce new problems, which have to be fixed, and then the fixes tested, and likely new unexpected glitches will appear needing fixes. That's why games like WoW patch like every 2 days, more often, but they have way more players and more money.

If the speed of them working doesn't appeal to you, try your hand at working in the user created content, and help player made patches, something that has been done quite succsessfully, and is going on at this very moment. Maybe then you'll see how hard it is, and can have people yell at you when you break there game in new and unexpected ways, as happens with practically all software.

Personally I know too less about programming to do that, but I use quite a lot of mods and they were all very good and, to be honest, a lot better at making no faults than BioWare. What is a shame for BioWare actually.

[Tryggen]

Tirigon wrote...

Personally I know too less about programming to do that, but I use quite a lot of mods and they were all very good and, to be honest, a lot better at making no faults than BioWare. What is a shame for BioWare actually.

There's a BIG difference in making a mod for an already made program then making a whole game.
Most mods are just about changing some values here and there.

[Diablo7]

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

DLC, DLC, DLC. ****ing fix the game first!

Seconded...<_<

Also do something on Morrigan and her bub first 

[Nuclear]

Please let it be for Origins please PLEASE!!! We know what's going to happen if it's for Awakenings...