marshalleck wrote...
Who could forget that dark second chapter of emotional engagement?tennyochan wrote...
have you forgotten the mass effect 2 marketing lines already?Merced256 wrote...
still trying to sell that "think like a general" line i see.
aaniadyen wrote...
marshalleck wrote...
Who could forget that dark second chapter of emotional engagement?tennyochan wrote...
have you forgotten the mass effect 2 marketing lines already?Merced256 wrote...
still trying to sell that "think like a general" line i see.
Can't wait for ME 3, wonder what the marketing lines for it will be like. "Find cover like a ground squirrel, deal with issues like a space psychologist!" Maybe?
The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...
aaniadyen wrote...
marshalleck wrote...
Who could forget that dark second chapter of emotional engagement?tennyochan wrote...
have you forgotten the mass effect 2 marketing lines already?Merced256 wrote...
still trying to sell that "think like a general" line i see.
Can't wait for ME 3, wonder what the marketing lines for it will be like. "Find cover like a ground squirrel, deal with issues like a space psychologist!" Maybe?
"Think like Kirk, fight light Luke", most likely. <_<
Of course, if we were fighting like Kirk we'd still have DAO's shuffle.The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...
"Think like Kirk, fight light Luke", most likely. <_<
Modifié par Ryllen Laerth Kriel, 07 octobre 2010 - 12:58 .
Ok, now i can't unsee this as a fight between darkspawn and Hawke in that game zone they've shown in the demo...Sylvius the Mad wrote...
Of course, if we were fighting like Kirk we'd still have DAO's shuffle.The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...
"Think like Kirk, fight light Luke", most likely. <_<
Modifié par Face of Evil, 08 octobre 2010 - 07:24 .
Fadook wrote...
I'm a little surprised at the emphasis on providing a gentle introduction to combat in the early stages of the game. Given that less than a year and a half will have elapsed between the release of DA:O and DA2, I'd imagine that the majority of DA2 customers will have played the first game and be quite familiar with the gameplay. Would've thought it would be ok to make things challenging from the beginning. I know that many people found DA:O too difficult at first, and the difficulty progression certainly was off, but I'd think that most DA2 players will be reasonably experienced.
On the flip side though too, you don't want the combat to stay too basic and simple- its got ramp up or else it likewise can get boring and that can put people off to it just as much as having it too difficult could as well.Mike Laidlaw wrote...
I think you're right about that, but I don't think that experienced players will be put off by the difficulty being a bit lower at the start of the game. That's pretty standard issue; after all, even veterans get a bit rusty between
releases.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
And then you'll never find out what Morrigan is up to. <_<
Modifié par Brockololly, 09 octobre 2010 - 07:44 .
Brockololly wrote...
Clarification, the Warden needs to find out what Morrigan is up to, not some random new Epic Hero of Thedas. Emotional engagement and all that;)
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
As a general rule, my personal goal is to have more people playing my next game than my last. It can't always happen, but there are steps that we can take to make sure that number doesn't shrink. If it shrinks too much, it's over, after all. And then you'll never find out what Morrigan is up to. <_<
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slimgrin wrote...
" We will be bringing the Fade back for sure in Dragon Age II."
Fadook wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
Clarification, the Warden needs to find out what Morrigan is up to, not some random new Epic Hero of Thedas. Emotional engagement and all that;)
QFT. It would make no sense to me if Morrigan's actions are finally explained but the Warden has no part to play.
But you have an Orlesian Warden that went looking for her and found her in Witch Hunt regardless. But sure if you did the US, your original Warden is dead.pizoxuat wrote...
It would make sense for some Wardens. Mine didn't get along particularly well with her, didn't attack Flemeth for her, didn't do the Dark Ritual, and performed the Ultimate Sacrafice. So if there's going to be more Morrigan it's going to pretty much have to exclude my Warden.
Brockololly wrote...
On the flip side though too, you don't want the combat to stay too basic and simple- its got ramp up or else it likewise can get boring and that can put people off to it just as much as having it too difficult could as well.
Clarification, the Warden needs to find out what Morrigan is up to, not some random new Epic Hero of Thedas. Emotional engagement and all that;)
Not to mention, I think it adds a nice bit of mystery to the story if the Warden never truly figures out what she's up to. As the player we get to find out so we don't feel cheated, but I don't think it's unreasonable for the Warden to have loose ends that stay that way. That does happen sometimes. And when he/she is sitting around the fire telling stories to little kids (go with it) he/she can say, "And I never saw her again." And a kid can go, " You never found out what she was planning?" And the Warden will reply, "No, and I may never know." That sort of thing.
Riona45 wrote...
Brockololly wrote...
On the flip side though too, you don't want the combat to stay too basic and simple- its got ramp up or else it likewise can get boring and that can put people off to it just as much as having it too difficult could as well.
Good thing the devs never said they were aiming for the combat to always remain basic and simple.Clarification, the Warden needs to find out what Morrigan is up to, not some random new Epic Hero of Thedas. Emotional engagement and all that;)
On the contrary, if Morrigan is as important to the story of the setting as the devs say she is, then it's hardly unexpected or unwarranted that she would come into contact with more than one legendary hero of the age.
Modifié par Deckers, 11 octobre 2010 - 06:28 .
Not to mention, I think it adds a nice bit of mystery to the story if the Warden never truly figures out what she's up to. As the player we get to find out so we don't feel cheated, but I don't think it's unreasonable for the Warden to have loose ends that stay that way. That does happen sometimes. And when he/she is sitting around the fire telling stories to little kids (go with it) he/she can say, "And I never saw her again." And a kid can go, " You never found out what she was planning?" And the Warden will reply, "No, and I may never know." That sort of thing.
Riona45 wrote...
On the contrary, if Morrigan is as important to the story of the setting as the devs say she is, then it's hardly unexpected or unwarranted that she would come into contact with more than one legendary hero of the age.
Deckers wrote...
It's not about whether it's realistic she'd meet
more than one major instrument of the world, it's about the point of
bringing her back. Who wants a generic pre-set Morrigan?
I only
liked her because of the interaction with her I had with my character,
with some new guy it'd feel like bad nostalgia. Ever played a game where
someone comes back and gives you lines like "I knew someone like
you..." and "You remind me of him/her..." for the entire game?
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