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[easimon1812]

the whole game I mean, is it going to be a lengthy campaign? yeah I heard about the replay value, and the DLC, though I have my reserves about continually paying for a game I already bought. yes am cheap.

[Korgaah]

over 80+ hours.. this is stuff you can find with a simple search..

[Darthnemesis2]

Anywhere from 60-120 hrs.

[Ailith Tycane]

Depends on how you play, but you're looking at 100+ hours.

[LaztRezort]

Assuming you enjoy the game enough to play it, it will most likely be one of the lengthiest games currently available. I'm sure others here can back this up with actual quotes from developers, previews, and reviews. I'm too lazy at the moment to search for these, but they are not hard to find (google Dragon Age Origins review or preview).

EDIT:  see?  I am too slow today...

Modifié par LaztRezort, 24 octobre 2009 - 05:21 .

[Icinix]

64 hours 18 minutes and 32 seconds if you're running at 30fps and watch all the cut scenes and don't pause on dialogue choices.

Potentially longer on older machines.

Less on newer.

S a v v y?

[FalloutBoy]

It's going to be this long! (I'm holding my hands really far apart)

[Srikandi715]

As far as I'm concerned, the only games that REALLY have replay value are those with procedurally generated terrain, or at least dungeons... or games so big and open that you can't explore em all in one playthrough. Cause no matter what else changes, if I've already scoured every corner and opened every barrel and found every hidden chest, the game's done. Exploration and new environments is what makes the game for me.

On the other hand, on the "explore 100%" plan, I can get a LOT of play time out of the first pass

Modifié par Srikandi715, 24 octobre 2009 - 06:13 .

[Arttis]

800 hours for replaying it to the point where i don't wanna touch it again.

[Cuuniyevo]

Srikandi715 wrote...

As far as I'm concerned, the only games that REALLY have replay value are those with procedurally generated terrain, or at least dungeons... or games so big and open that you can't explore em all in one playthrough. Cause no matter what else changes, if I've already scoured every corner and opened every barrel and found every hidden chest, the game's done. Exploration and new environments is what makes the game for me.

On the other hand, on the "explore 100%" plan, I can get a LOT of play time out of the first pass

I discovered new content (even a whole new quest)on my 6th playthrough of Mass Effect, which many would consider to be a linear game.

That being said, I also love procedurally created game worlds such as those found in many Rogue-like games. The best, in my opinion, being ADOM. The Random Map feature in some RTS's and TBS's is also a great selling point for me. Those strategy games that have preset maps are almost boring in comparison, even if the actual gameplay is technically more balanced.

[easimon1812]

Korgaah wrote...

over 80+ hours.. this is stuff you can find with a simple search..

-honestly that search feature never finds anything Im looking for, and I mean it literally. it is far easier to just ask the question no matter how dumb it is, there is always somebody who answers.

Modifié par easimon1812, 08 novembre 2009 - 02:41 .