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[Selene Moonsong]

I have to agree with the stoopid hats (cowels), why not the skill caps or pointy hats, or both for that matter?

I understand that hair models may be an issue with these, David Gaider may cringe a bit when I suggest this, but why not implement a toggle to make non-helm headgear invisible if better head coverings cannot be done?

[Beerfish]

They have already said that the Condom cowl hats are gone and will be replaced with something better.

[Basiritz]

I'll be happy so long as I can get some pants.

[SocialButterfly]

I want a Qunari LI..but I know this will not happen so just..<_<

Modifié par Ray_x3, 02 octobre 2010 - 09:34 .

[Face of Evil]

I would like to see tougher abominations, if they are at all appearing in the next game.

The abominations in DA: Origins were a bit simple. They ran up to you and smacked you with your claws, and afterwards they exploded into a fireball if they were one of the weaker mooks.

I thought all abominations had access to magic, which is partly why demons love to possess mages. But of all the abominations in the game, only Connor, the Sloth Abomination and Uldred displayed any magical abilities.

I realize that the Circle of Magi tower was designed to be one of the first places you visit and therefore a bit easier to get through, but abominations should be a bit tougher to take down. I expect werewolves to be limited to CLAW/CLAW/BITE tactics, but not demon-possessed mages.

Something that ugly should really be harder to kill.

Modifié par Face of Evil, 02 octobre 2010 - 09:33 .

[Sutamina]

a separate combat music volume slider bar like in witcher so i can set it to zero. I find just about all combat music jarring, unappealing, and distracting. Its odd to have trumpets blaring loudly for a minute after a one swing kill of a wimp. It gives me the distinct impression that whom ever likes combat music also likes someone coming up from behind them then smashing a pair of symbols every time they press spacebar when typing out text so as to add to the drama.

I want no dogs barking or nugs squeaking when Hawke is engaged in a conversation.

I want no enemies repeatedly saying certain phrases over and over like Harbinger in Mass Effect 2 or the many enemies in Mass Effect 1.

No bonfires deep inside caves. I do wonder how darkspawn and the dwarfs do not choke to death from the smoke when in the deep roads.

The inside of buildings/homes to look at least something like what it would base on the appearance outside. Flemeth's hut comes to mind as a place that makes no sense.

Magical Glowing Crystals as a replacement for torches.

[Sylvius the Mad]

Sutamina wrote...

a separate combat music volume slider bar

That would be terrific.

I play at a fairly low volume, but I keep having to adjust it whenever I enter or leave combat because the music volume is so different.

[Martanek]

I would love to see more proper quests, not just a series of simple tasks masked as a quest. Bioware should note that finding something along the way and delivering it somewhere or to someone does not count as a quest but it is merely a task. I wish Bioware would finally be able to tell the difference.

[schalafi]

I just thought of another "I want". I want to be able to change the conformation of my party anytime in the game, not just at camp, or when choosing new npcs. I remember in BG and BG2, you could change your npcs around any time at all.

[Beerfish]

Martanek wrote...

I would love to see more proper quests, not just a series of simple tasks masked as a quest. Bioware should note that finding something along the way and delivering it somewhere or to someone does not count as a quest but it is merely a task. I wish Bioware would finally be able to tell the difference.

This is an age old difficulty with rpgs that give expereince for various things.  It is difficult to make full blown quests  (and everyone has a different defitnion of a quest.)  There is a need to flesh out games with tasks that give out exp so that combat alone is not the only wo gain exp and also to make sure that level gain is more of a smooth gain than a big whallop at the end of big quests.

Every single RPG I have ever played including the 'beacons of rpgdom' such as PST had fetch tasks.  BioWare is by no means alone in this area.

[schalafi]

Acharnae wrote...

Well that's not true.
You had to go where you left them and pick them up again or go to the coroner's tavern (iirc that was the name)
Wouldn't be realistic if you could change them at any time, unless they were following you or something
I actually found even the camp a too easy way to change them

I was talking about npcs *already* in your party, and in places where you couldn't change your party. Like on the Deep Roads, where Oghren joins. I already had Sten, Alistair, and Wynne in my party, and had to exchange Wynn for Oghren, which put him at the very back behind all the bigger npcs. I would have liked to have been able to put Sten at the back, and Oghren towards the front.