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[slimgrin]

I love how some people here are deriding German speech. I bet German people love it too.



Or maybe not.

[Dave of Canada]

Gavinthelocust wrote...

Also I believe I saw Anders Alistair the Pirate at the end there.

Looked to me like the character was an enemy (considering he was surrounded by people) and had red hair, so I doubt it's Alistair or Anders.

[Apollo Starflare]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Maybe it's just me but I don't see the "hack & slash" gameplay, from what I've seen and heard from people who've played the console version of Origins and DA2 on the console - it's exactly alike. Unless animations can change the game's genre, though that makes no sense at all.

You are not alone. I don't see it at all, not when I actually played the demo nor looking at the latest footage. I actually quite like some hack and slash games, played a few here and there, DA2 just doesn't seem like any of them to me, despite the faster animations.

I'm curious, if you had to press a button to do the standard attack in Origins would that then be considered a hack n slash?

[Vankraft]

Argh, The camera man kept pointing the camera in the wrong direction, maybe someone should have told him that he was meant to film DRAGON AGE and not a German broad talking into a microphone.

[Vankraft]

tmp7704 wrote...

Ympulse wrote...

Also, German is a wonderfully practical language, without the stupid roundaboutness of the english language. /rant

I agree. Any language with words like

Gesundheitswiederherstellungszusammenmischungsverhaeltniskundiger

(to avoid the stupid roundaboutness)

can't be all wrong.

Hmm, I wonder if it's possible to say that whole word without pausing for breath