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#26
DragonRageGT

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NWN had a demo too.

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Em23 wrote...

Someone play as femhawke please!!

My fiancé who is at Gamescom at the moment said that LadyHawke wasn't playable in the demo. He could see her but not play her. Unfortunately he didn't realise how much I wanted to know everything about her so he only glanced at her. I would love to give you a description, but the best he could do was "pretty much the same as maleHawke, only no beard" and "short hair, I think". Vague much...

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Lintanis

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 No Beards??, thought men and women were equal in Thedas  :D

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swirlwind wrote...

My fiancé who is at Gamescom at the moment said that LadyHawke wasn't playable in the demo. He could see her but not play her. Unfortunately he didn't realise how much I wanted to know everything about her so he only glanced at her. I would love to give you a description, but the best he could do was "pretty much the same as maleHawke, only no beard" and "short hair, I think". Vague much...


NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

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swirlwind wrote...

My fiancé who is at Gamescom at the moment said that LadyHawke wasn't playable in the demo. He could see her but not play her. Unfortunately he didn't realise how much I wanted to know everything about her so he only glanced at her. I would love to give you a description, but the best he could do was "pretty much the same as maleHawke, only no beard" and "short hair, I think". Vague much...


That's it, this game will suck.

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Wait, Femgawke can't have a beard??
That's just disappointing as all hell. I thought Hawke was the name of the beard.

Modifié par Icinix, 19 août 2010 - 10:41 .


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BrotherWarth wrote...

He doesn't post here, but a guy I chat with a lot on another forum got to play it at GamesCom and told me what he thought. He said the combat felt just like Origins but with more action-gamey flash or flare.


Well at least they didn't totally Mass Effect it. Wondering if the male and female equivilents of Hawke have any customization options at all looks wise. Doubt it as that would prolly cost too many precious zots or whatever. <_<

Modifié par CoS Sarah Jinstar, 19 août 2010 - 10:44 .


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CoS Sarah Jinstar wrote...

BrotherWarth wrote...

He doesn't post here, but a guy I chat with a lot on another forum got to play it at GamesCom and told me what he thought. He said the combat felt just like Origins but with more action-gamey flash or flare.


Well at least they didn't totally Mass Effect it. Wondering if the male and female equivilents of Hawke have any customization options at all looks. Doubt it as that would prolly cost too many precious zots or whatever. <_<


It has been allready confirmed that the appereance of Hawke can be customized.

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Tekbear wrote...

I just LOVE how you can go through your enemies like Butter

Funny how such things tends to have the exact opposite effect on me...
So DA2 is going the way of the Beat'em'all ? :-/

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I also don't like that they are making it out that there is no exploration. Just map/hub then combat... rinse repeat.

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swirlwind wrote...

Em23 wrote...
Someone play as femhawke please!!

My fiancé who is at Gamescom at the moment said that LadyHawke wasn't playable in the demo. He could see her but not play her. Unfortunately he didn't realise how much I wanted to know everything about her so he only glanced at her. I would love to give you a description, but the best he could do was "pretty much the same as maleHawke, only no beard" and "short hair, I think". Vague much...

:crying: when will ladyhawke get some love and attention?! Thanks for the info though.

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Lucy_Glitter wrote...

I also don't like that they are making it out that there is no exploration. Just map/hub then combat... rinse repeat.


Sounds like origins, so no huge shock for me.

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Lucy_Glitter wrote...

I also don't like that they are making it out that there is no exploration. Just map/hub then combat... rinse repeat.


Yes.  Flowing world good.  Individual hubs bad.

But I didn't think they were going to do anything different in regards to that that they did for DA:O?

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Akka le Vil wrote...

Tekbear wrote...

I just LOVE how you can go through your enemies like Butter

Funny how such things tends to have the exact opposite effect on me...
So DA2 is going the way of the Beat'em'all ? :-/


I don't like the sound of that either.  I don't mind that Hawke is voiced, I don't mind that we're forced to play as a human, I don't mind the conversation wheel, but if this game is basically an easy mode version of DMC, then I'm done with Bioware.:mellow:

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I am most interested in what they've done with the spells.
Which ones are still available?
How do they progress?


Alodar :)

Modifié par Alodar, 19 août 2010 - 11:06 .


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With Butter i actually meant The goryness of it. The battles Are definitely more Action But it didn't feel all diablo. I think they Found The Perfect Way in The Middle - at least for my Taste. I loves origins - it is still my favourite RPG, but at some Points i felt that you had to Pause Combat too often which disturbed The Game Flow for me. Now it feels à Lot smoother.

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Tekbear wrote...

With Butter i actually meant The goryness of it. The battles Are definitely more Action But it didn't feel all diablo. I think they Found The Perfect Way in The Middle - at least for my Taste. I loves origins - it is still my favourite RPG, but at some Points i felt that you had to Pause Combat too often which disturbed The Game Flow for me. Now it feels à Lot smoother.

A few questions please:
-What system did you play in?
-Had you to hit buttons for each strike?

I loved micromanaging the combat:unsure:.

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Akka le Vil wrote...

Tekbear wrote...

I just LOVE how you can go through your enemies like Butter

Funny how such things tends to have the exact opposite effect on me...
So DA2 is going the way of the Beat'em'all ? :-/


I may be mistaken but I believe that this demo is one of Varric's exaggerations and thats why you can cut enemies 'like butter' but the other parts of the game won't be so buttery.

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Ok first of all I'm german so I want to apologize for mistakes I will surely do.

I've just play Dragon Age 2 at the gamescom (PC Version) and to be honest, I'm very dissapointed. I wasn't able to scroll out with the mousewheel and so I haven't had the feeling of a tactical based combat system. It was more like hack'n'slay because a lot of hurlocs appeared in the first stage and so I striked them down with my sword (played the male hawke). The dialogue wheel isn't annoying, at least that's my opinion. Unfortunately the first stage took place in the area we know all from the screenshots (I fought against the ogre and a lot of hurlocs you guys already have seen in the first screenshots), so I can't say a lot about the graphics. What I can say is, that I'm not happy with the environment graphics. It looks really poor. The characters are well designed, but the environment looks really low. I hope you guys from bioware will do something about it even if you said you want to put the focus on the characters.

So that's all for now. Greetings from the north of Germany,

Uncle :)

PS: I believe in Bioware, cause the games I've played so far were really good. I'm very afraid that Dragon Age 2 (PC) will only be a better looking rip off of the console version :(. I hope you guys show me that I'm wrong.

Modifié par OnKeLDead, 19 août 2010 - 12:47 .


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Do you get XP from kills?

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I'm hoping that someone with a good ear can identify Hawke's VA, if he does talk in the demo and is not a place holder, which could be Stephen Hawk(e)ing?



I'd also like Bethany to be voiced by Sovereign.

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WilliamShatner wrote...

Do you get XP from kills?


sorry, haven't considered about that, damn! :/

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The going through enemies like butter part is definitely part of the whole Varric storytelling thing.

Which, in and of itself, is causing some issues with previews I think. Too many people (including journalists who should know better) play that part and mention it in their previews as if that is how the main part of the game is like, when it is just Varric doing his thing.

Even when you can tell the previewer played the part that is more "normal", the start of the article is still written as if to say the entire game is a gore-fest with you felling 10 enemies with one blow. It is sometimes rather annoying to see "journalists" mislead their readers so much (either through poor writing, or ignorance, or intentionally).

Itkovian

P.S. I am talking about game journalism previews, not Uncle's post.

Modifié par Itkovian, 19 août 2010 - 01:05 .


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Itkovian wrote...

The going through enemies like butter part is definitely part of the whole Varric storytelling thing.

Which, in and of itself, is causing some issues with previews I think. Too many people (including journalists who should know better) play that part and mention it in their previews as if that is how the main part of the game is like, when it is just Varric doing his thing.

Even when you can tell the previewer played the part that is more "normal", the start of the article is still written as if to say the entire game is a gore-fest with you felling 10 enemies with one blow. It is sometimes rather annoying to see "journalists" mislead their readers so much (either through poor writing, or ignorance, or intentionally).

Itkovian

P.S. I am talking about game journalism previews, not Uncle's post.


I thought the Gamespot preview (gamescom.gamespot.com/story/6273910/dragon-age-ii-updated-hands-on/) gave a good explanation of this.

:)

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Yeah while some previews are picking up on it, others are not. I can't help but feel Bioware could have picked a better demonstration segment, even if all the journo's were getting the idea of the exagerration (Oh Varric you troublemaker) the average gamer who tries it out doesn't always seem to. I noticed this watching the live stream, one player seemed to skip past the Varric/Cassandra scene and go straight to the 'realistic' version of events, and then they seemed really confused to be playing the same stuff again with less powers?



It just seems overly confusing for events which deal with a wide range of people who are usually trying to play through as fast as possible and move on. *shrugs*