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[DR4GNballz]

already a thread



im going to have to lock this sorry



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[Chairon de Celeste]

please report the trolls who try to bust threads they don't like directly
via pm to a moderator
- threads about other board topics just make little sense.

[Bobad]

I like this OP, I understand peoples wishes for certain elements within the game, but I wouldn't go and ask my favourite author to start including points I wanted in the story.



I like to be surprised and would rather have a game based on the writers wishes for the story rather than a gestalt of players ideas and wishes.

[paulsmyname]

I don't see any reason why you think someone doesn't have the right to challenge the choices made by the authors. Being the consumers, they have the right to express whatever they like. Being the authors, the have the right to ignore whatever they like.

Whatever someone wants to get included (from crazy hair styles and more gorge to wedding options and dialogue depth), for whatever reason, should just be measured on whether it would increase the quality of the particular game in question.

Modifié par paulsmyname, 24 juillet 2010 - 11:44 .

[elearon1]

Well, Bioware did include homosexuality in DA:O, so people can reasonably hope and plead for the same in the second game. You are correct in that no one has a *right* to any content - aside form a good game - but it isn't unreasonable to expect a return of something they included in the first game and most people responded very well to. (Sure there was some uproar from FauxNews, but that probably helped them sell copies)

[Seagloom]

Chairon de Celeste wrote...

please report the trolls who try to bust threads they don't like directly
via pm to a moderator
- threads about other board topics just make little sense.

24 hour ban meted out. As Chairon wrote, fire off a message to a DA2 forum moderator. Responding to posts like that is strongly discouraged. It can also end up leading to escalating responses until your thread has to be locked.

On another note, while there is nothing wrong with your post, SirShrek, I'm going to lock this thread since it's more about discussing DA2 discussions than DA2 itself. When a game is as story driven as Origins was, and lets the player dictate to a small degree how that story pans out, it is natural for said player to feel invested. Their experience is important to them. The desire to see that experience acknowledged and extended drives many of these suggestions. I'm not stating it's a universal truth for every forumite, but I imagine it's more common than not. People are wont to speculate and share their desires when a new game is announced. It's simply business as usual.