Modifié par biomar, 11 janvier 2011 - 09:08 .
Cyr8 wrote...
I love the look of the game overall. But why do elves look so pale and awful?
New art design. Which I'm surprised to say, looks awesome.Cyr8 wrote...
I love the look of the game overall. But why do elves look so paleand awful?
Ryzaki wrote...
Right you are the hive mind of everyone who dislikes the DDs for every single female in game including Hawke's ]mother totally jealously that is.
*eyeroll*What's with the breast hate? These are fantasy characters, so female jealousy and fake male political correctness can hit the bricks.
Modifié par Andrastee, 11 janvier 2011 - 09:31 .
Andrastee wrote...
*eyeroll*What's with the breast hate? These are fantasy characters, so female jealousy and fake male political correctness can hit the bricks.
Dude, in real life I wear an F-cup.
Cyr8 wrote...
I love the look of the game overall. But why do elves look so pale and awful?
Worst case ceneryo: the framed narrative causes us to not connect with our Hawke, then Bioware has 2 paths 1. tries again with a new story and all that they've learned through trials and errors 2. Bioware acts on the fact that everyone's complaining that they still like there Wardens way more than Hawke, So either this game will be eppic, or it'll cause the creating of a game in a year or 2 that's TRULY epic.TonyTheBossDanza123 wrote...
They are really trying to shove this Framed Narrative concept down our throat.
Harid wrote...
I love when RPG's split you up.
To me, it makes the party. . .seem. . .less dependant on you. It reminds me why I carry them along again.
Bioware never does it, though.
JamieCOTC wrote...
6. The architecture is amazing. I’m loving every aspect of the city and rooms that I see.
7.
I love all the armor and the clothes, w/ the exaction of that blasted
hood ornament that sticks out of (Warriror?)Hawke’s chest.
8. Now can we hear LadyHawke?
Saibh wrote...
...
Like Gaider said (and that we've
repeated), there's something up with the angle--he says she doesn't look
like that, which is good enough for me.
Anyhow, I like the redesign. They look less like humans--still close enough
for my standards of DA, but a bit more foreign, now. Not spectacularly
beautiful like they are in other fiction, but with a unique
look.
![=]](https://lvlt.forum.bioware.com/public/style_emoticons/default/sideways.png)
Pwnsaur wrote...
Yes. Because that's exactly what I've claimed to be.
Also, I don't remember rallying for every female in the game to have DD's. Another spot on observation.
On that note, didn't Alpha Protocol already do the whole framed narrative thing?TonyTheBossDanza123 wrote...
They are really trying to shove this Framed Narrative concept down our throat.
Modifié par Marionetten, 11 janvier 2011 - 11:01 .
biomar wrote...
After watching the video, I want to play nooooow!
It was always going to be a tough job making DA2 better than Origins, because Origins set such a high standard . . . but judging from the video, Bioware succeeded in this task.
And I couldn't agree more with Gaider's closing comments about evolving the series instead of taking the easy option.
Beaner28 wrote...
biomar wrote...
After watching the video, I want to play nooooow!
It was always going to be a tough job making DA2 better than Origins, because Origins set such a high standard . . . but judging from the video, Bioware succeeded in this task.
And I couldn't agree more with Gaider's closing comments about evolving the series instead of taking the easy option.
What Gaider describes as "evolving" is really a degredation from true RPGs to another generic and mindless action game filled with a few banal dialogue choices. Much like ME 2, DA 2 might turn out to be a good action game but it is most certainly not an RPG.
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Beaner28 wrote...
biomar wrote...
After watching the video, I want to play nooooow!
It was always going to be a tough job making DA2 better than Origins, because Origins set such a high standard . . . but judging from the video, Bioware succeeded in this task.
And I couldn't agree more with Gaider's closing comments about evolving the series instead of taking the easy option.
What Gaider describes as "evolving" is really a degredation from true RPGs to another generic and mindless action game filled with a few banal dialogue choices. Much like ME 2, DA 2 might turn out to be a good action game but it is most certainly not an RPG.
ghostmessiah202 wrote...
Beaner28 wrote...
biomar wrote...
After watching the video, I want to play nooooow!
It was always going to be a tough job making DA2 better than Origins, because Origins set such a high standard . . . but judging from the video, Bioware succeeded in this task.
And I couldn't agree more with Gaider's closing comments about evolving the series instead of taking the easy option.
What Gaider describes as "evolving" is really a degredation from true RPGs to another generic and mindless action game filled with a few banal dialogue choices. Much like ME 2, DA 2 might turn out to be a good action game but it is most certainly not an RPG.
Really? You've played it and you know?
Cause to me, those weapon trees they showed looked like a slight change from DAO, which was an rpg. You are roleplaying Hawke. hmmm isnt rpg a roleplaying game? funny i thought roleplaying was roleplaying. but if it isnt roleplaying then what is roleplaying? (sorry got carried away
ME2 was with some slight exaggeration a roleplaying game. It was more action than me1 but it was still atleast partially (much too little in my opinion) a roleplay game. the only thing da2 has in common with me2 is the 2. Different writers, different dev's. Since we aren't gonna run around from a first person pov and click to swing a sword (TES style) how is this less of an rpg than DAO? or is that not an rpg either? for that matter maybe BG or NWN isn't either.
If you could enlighten us with your wisdom as to how this is an action game... at all... please do so, cause I don't see it.
Modifié par Beaner28, 11 janvier 2011 - 11:12 .
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