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[Tooneyman]

I'm definitely curious of this topic, because in the last could of games. We've seen either some really bad ones like ME 2 mining games or we have seen. Some really good ones like the hacking. I don't remember any real mini-games in DA:O. Well there were a few puzzles. Just they were a liitle more complicated than I'm used to which is good. I spent hours in the library trying to figure out the portal one in the mages tower. What kind of mini-games do you guys think bioware would or might put in DA 2? This would also be something you guys might like to see added quickly.
I for one am a chess nut. It would be interesting to see if bioware put a small chess game into DA2 or even a game like GO or even a DA version of checkers.



Types of mini-games include for example.

Space invaders. Board games. puzzle period. All of it.

Modifié par Tooneyman, 13 juillet 2010 - 10:59 .

[Zal Air]

A bit confused, do you mean board games, or the puzzle type that you need to do, to move along the story?

[xolors]

Having a fun mini game would be great. I really liked the dice game in the witcher when I wasn't killing monsters I was play the dice game.

[Tooneyman]

Zal Air wrote...

A bit confused, do you mean board games, or the puzzle type that you need to do, to move along the story?

All of it. Just give them some ideas. I really want a good mini game to play and maybe make some gold off of. I don't mind getting loot all the time and selling it, but its always nice to play mini games in video games to make a little extra cash or to win some fun items. Thought I wonder if mini-games are one of bioware's weakness?

[hexaligned]

The bar games in WItcher were great, and fit into the game pretty seamlessly. I wouldn't mind something like it in DA2. I don't have anything specific for ya, anything fun rather than tedious(planet scanning) works for me.

[DPB]

I wouldn't mind a card game of some sort, pazaak was a fun diversion. Just no arcade-style mini-games please, or at least make them skippable like in JE.

[Celticon]

I would prefer if lockpicking became a minigame instead of a mechanical expertise/cunning check. I'm thinking of lockpicking from Fallout 3, though not the exact same system - and some slightly more complex.



Investing more points into it makes it more successful and easier to use.

[Zal Air]

Tooneyman wrote...

Zal Air wrote...

A bit confused, do you mean board games, or the puzzle type that you need to do, to move along the story?

All of it. Just give them some ideas. I really want a good mini game to play and maybe make some gold off of. I don't mind getting loot all the time and selling it, but its always nice to play mini games in video games to make a little extra cash or to win some fun items. Thought I wonder if mini-games are one of bioware's weakness?

Mini-games I think is where Bioware is lacking,  it has been said before on different forums in the past, but the same exact mini-game was used in KOTOR and Mass Effect.  As for what table top games could be used in DA2 the only thing that comes to mind that fits in the historical time frame would be Chinese checkers.  As both the Chantry and chinese checkers have a star configuration, just a different amount of rays.

Modifié par Zal Air, 13 juillet 2010 - 11:22 .

[Ulicus]

Alpha Protocol's lock picking mini-game (on the 360, anyway) was awesome....

[Majin Paul]

I wouldn't mind seeing some of the tourney's appear as a sort of mini-game.

[ZMJ10]

are you talking about a min-game like pub games like in fable?? or like the abov said lock picking?

[Tooneyman]

Zal Air wrote...

Tooneyman wrote...

Zal Air wrote...

A bit confused, do you mean board games, or the puzzle type that you need to do, to move along the story?

All of it. Just give them some ideas. I really want a good mini game to play and maybe make some gold off of. I don't mind getting loot all the time and selling it, but its always nice to play mini games in video games to make a little extra cash or to win some fun items. Thought I wonder if mini-games are one of bioware's weakness?

Mini-games I think is where Bioware is lacking,  it has been said before on different forums in the past, but the same exact mini-game was used in KOTOR and Mass Effect.  As for what table top games could be used in DA2 the only thing that comes to mind that fits in the historical time frame would be Chinese checkers.  As both the Chantry and chinese checkers have a star configuration, just a different amount of rays.

That is actually what I was thinking myself. I'm glad someone else notice this. It would be fun to play a game of Chinese checks with the NPC and if you win you could unlock a special armor or weapon or something. I think maybe have a mini game that is FUN! To help unlock certain rune making skills for your swords. Say we can fold lyurim ourself.

[KLUME777]

Gambling! This IS a dark fantasy Epic.

[Tinxa]

I would like the minigames to be optional, like a card game that you can play in inns and not an annoying game that you would have to do everytime you need to pick a lock. If it's an easy game like in ME2 it's just time consuming and if it's hard it's plain annoying to struggle with a minigame everytime you're trying to open a chest.

[Tooneyman]

Tinxa wrote...

I would like the minigames to be optional, like a card game that you can play in inns and not an annoying game that you would have to do everytime you need to pick a lock. If it's an easy game like in ME2 it's just time consuming and if it's hard it's plain annoying to struggle with a minigame everytime you're trying to open a chest.

Actually I think it would be a good idea to make a small mini-game for breaking locks with warriors. This would make it better. Now with a rogue it just opens up and if your a mage. They could just make spells.

[Stalky24]

I got this idea about italian plumber game, but I dont know if it catches

[Davasar]

Yes, Hawke becomes a tyrannical jerk and your Warden gets to kill him. The end.

Modifié par Davasar, 14 juillet 2010 - 12:13 .

[Sneelonz]

Although it's not really a mini-game, Bioware should have some readable books, like in Oblivion.
Oh, and they should have another gambling game, like Pa-zaak or Quazar in their other games. But no lockpicking mini-games please. Speaking of that, Bioware should let us be able to break open doors and chests.

Modifié par Sneelonz, 14 juillet 2010 - 12:15 .

[KLUME777]

Sneelonz wrote...

Although it's not really a mini-game, Bioware should have some readable books, like in Oblivion.
Oh, and they should have another gambling game, like Pa-zaak or Quazar in their other games. But no lockpicking mini-games please. Speaking of that, Bioware should let us be able to break open doors and chests.

Yes, definitely! Did anyone ever read "Biography of Queen Barenziah" and " The real Queen Barenziah" in Oblivion. Nearly made me cry... Best short stories Ever!

[Legion 2.5]

Some type of an arena like place were you or your teamates could fight to earn money or items.

[Wishpig]

I think you could tie a mini-game into an Oghren cameo...You could call it nug-humper.

There would be drinking, oiling up, and lots and lots of beastiality.

[Stalky24]

I always liked hazard games, in Witcher I spent hours playing dice poker and 50% of time in Red Dead Redemption I spent at poker/liars dices table (oh liars dices are so much fun too bad noone plays them irl)

[Bobad]

Strip Liars Dice (20 sided dice to placate the 'true' rpg fans)

[hexaligned]

Stalky24 wrote...

I always liked hazard games, in Witcher I spent hours playing dice poker and 50% of time in Red Dead Redemption I spent at poker/liars dices table (oh liars dices are so much fun too bad noone plays them irl)

You mean Bull ****?  Thats a pretty popular drinking game where I'm from.

Modifié par relhart, 14 juillet 2010 - 01:49 .