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[jairohhh]

Hi, I've been playing rpgs since 85, I loved DAO because it had that baldurs gate -Icewind dale feeling, the strategy involved in combat in those games was a little deeper than in DAO but DAO did a great job in the strategy department.

I was hopping that DA2 would enforce the more tactical aspects of the game with the incusion of a

-COMBAT LOG (theres no way to know what kind of damage your enemies are doing to you without a combat log and this makes some of the potions in the game useless)

-ABILITY TO MOVE THE CAMERA IN STRATEGY MODE (the strategy camera is great in DAO but sometimes the player needs to be able to move it)

I know this cant be done for consoles , but it shouldnt be that hard to do in PC, the new camera in DA2 doesnt look good for strategy gameplay.

--PLEASE RECONSIDER THE HACK N SLASH aproach that you want to put in DA2, and please keep the PC VERSION OLD SCHOOL!!  

Dont loose your fanbase, if you make an Action rpgish game you loose the hardcore RPG fans and the Action adventures fans (because there are other action adventure games out there, like uncharted 3, god of war, thor,etc)

Put more security on your PC version or do something like battle.net to encourage players to buy an original copy of your game, dont try to please console gamers with an Action game.
 
I love Mass Effect but I dont want another Mass Effect

Edit: Removed SHOUTING from title.

Modifié par jairohhh, 02 janvier 2011 - 03:33 .

[Peter Thomas]

Ortaya Alevli wrote...

Part of the reason I like friendly fire is the ability to turn it back to the enemy.
Like the room with five fireball-happy mages in the Fade.

Ninja-ing in here for a sec. Enemies always have friendly fire on. I think you can see it in some of the gameplay vids, with the Ogre knocking around hurlocks. It's fun to lure them into his AoE attacks.

[Seb Hanlon]

Oh, boy, another thread about definitions, taxonomy, and my-genre-can-beat-up-your-genre! I think most of the people in this thread have been through this argument enough times already. If we can't find anything DA2-related to talk about other than "what kind of game is DA2, and does it therefore suck?", I think we're done here. Consider this the warning.

Modifié par Seb Hanlon, 02 janvier 2011 - 07:20 .

[Seb Hanlon]

Yep, we're done here.



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