Bronxboy wrote...
It took me a second to get the Alistair pounding joke.
Every time someone says this about a bit of innuendo I feel like I must have a very dirty mind.
Dragon Age 2 Podcast Episode 3: Mark Darrah and Mike Laidlaw
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, sept. 02 2010 08:08
#51
Posté 03 septembre 2010 - 08:38
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Every time someone says this about a bit of innuendo I feel like I must have a very dirty mind.
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Posté 03 septembre 2010 - 08:44
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Well, I find very enlightening from Mark that when asked "what could you say about Dragon age 2" he says " I rather have them watch it..." PFFFFF lol
Why do you go in a Podcast then ? TO NOT TALK ABOUT THE GAME?
Why do you go in a Podcast then ? TO NOT TALK ABOUT THE GAME?
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#53
Posté 04 septembre 2010 - 02:29
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Drizzt ORierdan wrote...
Well, I find very enlightening from Mark that when asked "what could you say about Dragon age 2" he says " I rather have them watch it..." PFFFFF lol
Why do you go in a Podcast then ? TO NOT TALK ABOUT THE GAME?
oh come on, don´t fred other something like this! they just want to tease us fans and from game to game they get better:devil:
thanks for the new podcast!!! keep it comming
#54
Posté 04 septembre 2010 - 02:31
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Tragick Flaw wrote...
yukidama wrote...
Since they mentioned Aimo's Varric love pillow... I demand BioWare work out a deal with her and make this dream a reality.
Sounds like something for the collector's edition.
supported!!!
#55
Posté 14 septembre 2010 - 06:39
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Good podcasts, keep'em comin. Answering fan questions would be a great addition.
#56
Posté 14 septembre 2010 - 10:49
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make it inflatable and you have something for next year's cons!ald0s wrote...
Tragick Flaw wrote...
yukidama wrote...
Since they mentioned Aimo's Varric love pillow... I demand BioWare work out a deal with her and make this dream a reality.
Sounds like something for the collector's edition.
supported!!!
#57
Posté 15 septembre 2010 - 11:51
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Please try to get these podcasts on iTunes and Zune Marketplace ASAP Bioware
#58
Posté 07 octobre 2010 - 12:27
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"Dragon Age one of the things you think of when you think of Fantasy"
Well I applaud your goal. It certainly is a lofty one, but out of your guys reach I think. From what I understand you are cutting at least half if not more of the depth out of the game in your second installment. Instead of building on the first game you seem to be trying to capitalize on the splash it made. The books were only of interest to a few who played DAO for even more depth than it had. And now your second game is to deliver 1/3 of the play time and if it has expandable content additions you need to fight the bad wrap you guys generated for yourselves with the DLC for DAO. those books btw were not worthy of a stand alone purchase from my experience. Something that would need to be attained if you expect people to embrace them years after purchase.
What was that thing with the Dragon a couple of years ago. You know the simultaneous move/game/book launch. Something about a kid and a dragon but it escapes my memory because it was just brand capitalization and had little actual substance to it. Not exactly what I think of when I think Fantasy.
What DO I think when I hear the word? Well AD&D dungeon masters guides, The Forgotten Realms Collectors Set, Stephen R Donaldson, and Maybe even Baldur's Gate. DAO was very good and could have been great if you built on it. But I don't think your doing that with DA2. I think your trimming it for margin and trying to make false hype over reduced substance.
Well I applaud your goal. It certainly is a lofty one, but out of your guys reach I think. From what I understand you are cutting at least half if not more of the depth out of the game in your second installment. Instead of building on the first game you seem to be trying to capitalize on the splash it made. The books were only of interest to a few who played DAO for even more depth than it had. And now your second game is to deliver 1/3 of the play time and if it has expandable content additions you need to fight the bad wrap you guys generated for yourselves with the DLC for DAO. those books btw were not worthy of a stand alone purchase from my experience. Something that would need to be attained if you expect people to embrace them years after purchase.
What was that thing with the Dragon a couple of years ago. You know the simultaneous move/game/book launch. Something about a kid and a dragon but it escapes my memory because it was just brand capitalization and had little actual substance to it. Not exactly what I think of when I think Fantasy.
What DO I think when I hear the word? Well AD&D dungeon masters guides, The Forgotten Realms Collectors Set, Stephen R Donaldson, and Maybe even Baldur's Gate. DAO was very good and could have been great if you built on it. But I don't think your doing that with DA2. I think your trimming it for margin and trying to make false hype over reduced substance.
Modifié par Ghandorian, 07 octobre 2010 - 12:30 .
