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[sporky1]

My fear is that all the choices I made play no role in DA2. Too many combat changes is pretty terrifying too

[Fraevar]

My greatest fear(s) is that this will lead to this becoming an "action oriented" game like ME2 where 95% of all gameplay is samey combat with no real diversion, a linear plot and a main character with the depth of a spoon.

[Lintanis]

 Worst fear would be Oghren and Sten being in it 

[Leeaire]

My worst fear is that the cast of characters suck and that they don't ever answer that whole Dark Ritual plot. I already know that the combat system is gonna be just fine cause im not too picky about that; all I freaking want is a good story.

[Leeaire]

Lintanis wrote...

 Worst fear would be Oghren and Sten being in it 

*high fives*

[Leeaire]

Delerius_Jedi wrote...

My greatest fear(s) is that this will lead to this becoming an "action oriented" game like ME2 where 95% of all gameplay is samey combat with no real diversion, a linear plot and a main character with the depth of a spoon.

Hopefully that doesnt happen...then DA just becomes Fable and Fable 2. *sigh*

[UberDuber]

Mass effect dialogs.

[Haexpane]

Nighteye2 wrote...
 
 DA2 could easily use DX10 or DX11 for stunning visual effects - which are not supported by the technology of the current generation of consoles.

I play on consoles, too - but games like DA:O and DA2 belong on the PC, just like Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights.

Steam stats show the majority of PC gamers don't have epic rigs.  I know both consoles are not as powerful as modern day PC rigs.  But even most PC gamers are running older GFX cards

[Celticon]

Unskippable long cinematics. I've seen the Normandy blow up enough times, as well as Cerberus medical machines at work.

[Principia76]

Sten...

Hawke...

[Nighteye2]

Haexpane wrote...

Nighteye2 wrote...
 
 DA2 could easily use DX10 or DX11 for stunning visual effects - which are not supported by the technology of the current generation of consoles.

I play on consoles, too - but games like DA:O and DA2 belong on the PC, just like Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights.

Steam stats show the majority of PC gamers don't have epic rigs.  I know both consoles are not as powerful as modern day PC rigs.  But even most PC gamers are running older GFX cards

Steam stats show the majority of people already has DX10+ cards - and if the trend continues, by the time of DA2 release a lot of those people will be running a DX10/11 capable OS.

Also, consider the chicken and the egg. If there are no games pushing the boundaries of PC technology, people will wait a long time before upgrading.

[tmacairjordan87]

Haexpane wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

 . Having a hidden dice roll tell me I missed when I can clearly see my sword connect is, and has always been, BS.

Uhhh no.  I suggest you stop playing RPGs.  Dice Roll combat is at the heart of 99% of the best RPGs.   that are either turn based or real time w/ pause.

If you want to play "I see it hit, it must hit" try Call of Duty

Those RPGs are known and loved for their great story and writing, not their combat.  Deus Ex, Planescape, Baldur's Gate, etc etc are all celebrated as great GAMES, but it's pretty much universally accepted that their combat is horrible.  There's no reason, at least in today's time, not to have good combat and good story/writing.

[Curunar]

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

Haexpane wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

 . Having a hidden dice roll tell me I missed when I can clearly see my sword connect is, and has always been, BS.

Uhhh no.  I suggest you stop playing RPGs.  Dice Roll combat is at the heart of 99% of the best RPGs.   that are either turn based or real time w/ pause.

If you want to play "I see it hit, it must hit" try Call of Duty

Those RPGs are known and loved for their great story and writing, not their combat.  Deus Ex, Planescape, Baldur's Gate, etc etc are all celebrated as great GAMES, but it's pretty much universally accepted that their combat is horrible.  There's no reason, at least in today's time, not to have good combat and good story/writing.

Universally accepted by....you?  Read some forums/reviews/anything other than your own opinion.

[Bogard24]

My worst fear is that there's no toolset and we can't make mods for the game:crying:

[tmacairjordan87]

Curunar wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

Haexpane wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

 . Having a hidden dice roll tell me I missed when I can clearly see my sword connect is, and has always been, BS.

Uhhh no.  I suggest you stop playing RPGs.  Dice Roll combat is at the heart of 99% of the best RPGs.   that are either turn based or real time w/ pause.

If you want to play "I see it hit, it must hit" try Call of Duty

Those RPGs are known and loved for their great story and writing, not their combat.  Deus Ex, Planescape, Baldur's Gate, etc etc are all celebrated as great GAMES, but it's pretty much universally accepted that their combat is horrible.  There's no reason, at least in today's time, not to have good combat and good story/writing.

Universally accepted by....you?  Read some forums/reviews/anything other than your own opinion.

I do, that's the thing.  Maybe you should start?

[Schuback]

Paying for it.

[Principia76]

Bogard24 wrote...

My worst fear is that there's no toolset and we can't make mods for the game:crying:

Oh that's gonna be the first thing to go, makes it too hard to sell new armor and weapons as DLC.

[UndercoverDoctor]

Haexpane wrote...

Nighteye2 wrote...

  It should be PC-exclusive,

bite your tongue, many of us play on consoles are not looking for dumbed down RPGs.

In fact the MOST COMPLEX RPG of 2009 was a PS3 exclusive

Dont hate the players, blame the publisher for trying to dumb everything down so it's the next Call of Doody

Agreed.

[Tiuwaz]

Celticon wrote...

Unskippable long cinematics. I've seen the Normandy blow up enough times, as well as Cerberus medical machines at work.

haha oh god this:O

[Haexpane]

Curunar wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

Haexpane wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

 . Having a hidden dice roll tell me I missed when I can clearly see my sword connect is, and has always been, BS.

Uhhh no.  I suggest you stop playing RPGs.  Dice Roll combat is at the heart of 99% of the best RPGs.   that are either turn based or real time w/ pause.

If you want to play "I see it hit, it must hit" try Call of Duty

Those RPGs are known and loved for their great story and writing, not their combat.  Deus Ex, Planescape, Baldur's Gate, etc etc are all celebrated as great GAMES, but it's pretty much universally accepted that their combat is horrible.  There's no reason, at least in today's time, not to have good combat and good story/writing.

Universally accepted by....you?  Read some forums/reviews/anything other than your own opinion.

Exactly, the combat in Deus Ex is what makes the game great.  The combat in Baldur's Gate 2 is probably the best D&D combat ever in a videogame

[Haexpane]

Lady Gaga as the big bad

[Curunar]

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

Curunar wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

Haexpane wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

 . Having a hidden dice roll tell me I missed when I can clearly see my sword connect is, and has always been, BS.

Uhhh no.  I suggest you stop playing RPGs.  Dice Roll combat is at the heart of 99% of the best RPGs.   that are either turn based or real time w/ pause.

If you want to play "I see it hit, it must hit" try Call of Duty

Those RPGs are known and loved for their great story and writing, not their combat.  Deus Ex, Planescape, Baldur's Gate, etc etc are all celebrated as great GAMES, but it's pretty much universally accepted that their combat is horrible.  There's no reason, at least in today's time, not to have good combat and good story/writing.

Universally accepted by....you?  Read some forums/reviews/anything other than your own opinion.

I do, that's the thing.  Maybe you should start?

You're the one making generalizations which, apparently by this thread, are not "universally" agreed upon.  All you're doing is trolling.

[Valmy]

Delerius_Jedi wrote...

My greatest fear(s) is that this will lead to this becoming an "action oriented" game like ME2 where 95% of all gameplay is samey combat with no real diversion, a linear plot and a main character with the depth of a spoon.

The main reason ME2 was like that is because ME1 was like that.

I see no particular reason why DAO's sequel would be like that.

Oh and it is a RPG.  If the main character had the depth of a spoon that is your fault...just sayin'

Modifié par Valmy, 09 juillet 2010 - 08:53 .