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[nuclearpengu1nn]

Anyone else think that we console players should also have toolset for DA 2 ?
so that were not always left behind were theres bugs
us console players always have to wait for a patch
while pc players got their toolset to fix anything
Dear BioWare,

          Can we have a toolset for console players plz

Modifié par GreyWarden36, 25 juillet 2010 - 11:31 .

[Tooneyman]

I would agree with this only if you could hook it up to a PC. Whats the point of having a toolset if you can't use it.

[Ponce de Leon]

Just revenge for getting AC2 4 months later than console players :

ABSOLUTELY NO!

[XX55XX]

If anything, BioWare should perhaps offer an "export to console" function on the toolset. But, no doubt, you guys will still need a decent PC to run the toolset.

I believe that a scarce few games on the PS3 offer some mod support. I think Unreal Tournament 3 is one of them. 

Microsoft would never allow mods on the console, but perhaps Sony might. But it's all up to BioWare and EA though.

[DanteCousland]

Yes please. I really hate the PC elitist attitude. Yes they have a better machine and yes there richer than me because they can afford a good PC. dont make me feel even worse guys .

[q0rra]

It's not really possible. Obviously to use that beast with a controller would be like climbing Mount Everest and I don't think it is in Microsoft's best interests that Xbox 360 is that open.

[nuclearpengu1nn]

i was kind of hoping making the modd in the pc then transferring it to the console
console players need lovin too:D

Modifié par GreyWarden36, 11 juillet 2010 - 02:59 .

[hexaligned]

We haven't even heard if the PC will have a toolset yet, regardless you would still need a PC to make console mods, it's not like it would be a program you could fire up on your Xbox.

[XX55XX]

DanteCousland wrote...

Yes please. I really hate the PC elitist attitude. Yes they have a better machine and yes there richer than me because they can afford a good PC. dont make me feel even worse guys .

I built my computer for less than $700 two years ago. It maxed out Dragon Age fine. 

[Tooneyman]

relhart wrote...

We haven't even heard if the PC will have a toolset yet, regardless you would still need a PC to make console mods, it's not like it would be a program you could fire up on your Xbox.

All Xbox would do if they offered the toolset would be BAN!

[DanteCousland]

No kidding. Wow. Im really bad at technology. How much would a good gaming laptop cost you reckon ?

[Ponce de Leon]

My brother bought the PS3 + TV for 900 euros total... less than my PC. It's less expensive to buy a console + good TV than a PC + whatever monitor, keyboard or mouse you like, even 20 years old.

[Ponce de Leon]

DanteCousland wrote...

No kidding. Wow. Im really bad at technology. How much would a good gaming laptop cost you reckon ?

Laptops are more expensive because they are... laptops. I guess a good gaming laptop would cost over 1000 euros.

[DanteCousland]

I know but I see the PC version of DAO being superior graphics wise and tactics wise. Of course I tell myself its the story that matters and of course it does but I still feel jealousy when I see how much better the PC DAO is compared to the 360.

[DPB]

This has been asked before and it simply isn't possible. I can't find the post that answered it since it was so long ago but that gist of it was:

- not enough memory, the toolset on the PC already consumes more memory than the game itself and that's with multiple gigabytes to work with, not just 512mb
- no operating system
- there would be problems licensing the middleware it uses

The toolset isn't just a level editor, it's what the developers used to make the game.

Modifié par dbankier, 11 juillet 2010 - 03:18 .

[Gill Kaiser]

DanteCousland wrote...

Yes please. I really hate the PC elitist attitude. Yes they have a better machine and yes there richer than me because they can afford a good PC. dont make me feel even worse guys .

PCs aren't that expensive considering they have many other functions besides gaming. Also, the games are cheaper.

Anyway, it's not elitism that stops console players getting things like the toolset. It's Microsoft and Sony that won't ever allow it. The whole reason why many PC gamers don't warm to consoles is because they're so controlled, and part of why they fell in love with games in the first place was because of the freedom that gaming on the PC offered them in terms of customisation, modding, etc.

[AlanC9]

DanteCousland wrote...

Yes please. I really hate the PC elitist attitude. Yes they have a better machine and yes there richer than me because they can afford a good PC. dont make me feel even worse guys .

A cheap PC (< $500) can run DA just fine, and console games cost more than PC games. Not only are you guys playing on inferior machines, you aren't even saving much money.

I guess this means that I'm making you feel really worse. 

[dielveio]

Not a toolset for consoles, but creating mods and editting files on PC and transfering to the consoles.

[nuclearpengu1nn]

dbankier wrote...

This has been asked before and it simply isn't possible. I can't find the post that answered it since it was so long ago but that gist of it was:

- not enough memory, the toolset on the PC already consumes more memory than the game itself and that's with multiple gigabytes to work with, not just 512mb
- no operating system
- there would be problems licensing the middleware it uses

The toolset isn't just a level editor, it's what the developers used to make the game.

but can't it be like you make the modd with the toolset on PC and then transfer it into the console itself
like dielveio said

Modifié par GreyWarden36, 11 juillet 2010 - 03:23 .

[Lintanis]

dielveio wrote...

Not a toolset for consoles, but creating mods and editting files on PC and transfering to the consoles.

That would be good :wizard:,   got my laptop working already with my PS3 for pictures and videos etc 

[-Semper-]

despite the fact that every console is not capable of handling a toolset, sony and microsoft DO NOT ALLOW modding. it's absolutely not bioware's fault!

[Gill Kaiser]

GreyWarden36 wrote...

dbankier wrote...

This has been asked before and it simply isn't possible. I can't find the post that answered it since it was so long ago but that gist of it was:

- not enough memory, the toolset on the PC already consumes more memory than the game itself and that's with multiple gigabytes to work with, not just 512mb
- no operating system
- there would be problems licensing the middleware it uses

The toolset isn't just a level editor, it's what the developers used to make the game.

but can't it be like you make the modd with the toolset on PC and then transfer it into the console itself
like dielveio said

Like I said, aside from the technical restrictions that come from using inferior hardware, the companies that make the consoles simply will not allow it.

[Tooneyman]

-Semper- wrote...

despite the fact that every console is not capable of handling a toolset, sony and microsoft DO NOT ALLOW modding. it's absolutely not bioware's fault!

WHY because you get! BANED!

[nuclearpengu1nn]

-Semper- wrote...

despite the fact that every console is not capable of handling a toolset, sony and microsoft DO NOT ALLOW modding. it's absolutely not bioware's fault!

when did sony said they don't allow modding?

[hexaligned]

DanteCousland wrote...

No kidding. Wow. Im really bad at technology. How much would a good gaming laptop cost you reckon ?

I have a gaming rig at home, but the laptop I'm using now maxes out DAO with 50-60 fps.  I got it for about 1500 US a year ago.  Just make sure you buy one with a real videocard and not some crappy integrated deal and you should  at least be able to run the game.  DAO's requirements are fairly low.

Modifié par relhart, 11 juillet 2010 - 03:33 .