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[Eternal Phoenix]

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Modifié par Elton John is dead, 09 février 2011 - 04:06 .

[Brockololly]

Ummm... yeah. I'll believe it when I see it BioWare. Good luck with that. I'll be happy if its as good as Origins.

[AlexXIV]

Mhm ... not likely.

[Stringy Pete]

keep dreaming

[nightcobra]

gameplay wise i can believe that DA2 will be better than BG2 (played it recently and i didn't really like it that much anymore, the story and plot is great but the gameplay....it's not for me now) .
plot wise, i don't know yet since i don't know DA2's plot.

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 09 février 2011 - 04:16 .

[TMZuk]

In their dreams. LOL



There was features in DA:O that reminded me of BG/BG2. However, they are all cut from DA2, so I find that hard to believe. For one thing, BG2 was actually patched through and through.



I'll try the DA2 demo, and as my expectations at this moment are below zero, I guess I can only be positively surprised. As it stands, though, the ~only~ thing I am curious about is the story. That might make me pick it up from the bargain-bin in a year or two.

[RiverLucky]

Or it might be even better than Baldur's Gate 2!



Runs Away.

[Seagloom]

Better teamwork I can believe in. It was very easy to build a one woman army in "Baldur's Gate 2". Kensai/Mage or Ranger/Cleric, anyone? The characters being as memorable or more so is entirely subjective, however; and I take that claim with a grain of salt. Fact is, I doubt any RPG BioWare makes will surpass my experience with BG2. Yes, the game had its flaws, and BioWare games since then have improved upon concepts BG2 introduced. The chances of a new BioWare title bringing so many elements together as BG2 did are slim to none, though. I do not even bother comparing their new games to BG2 anymore. As far as I am concerned that was their magnum opus. It will never be unseated. Never ever, ever never.

Yes, this is entirely subjective. I know there are players out there who dislike or despise BG2. Speaking strictly for myself, they would have to pull off a miracle to knock that game off the pedestal upon which I placed it in my heart.

Modifié par Seagloom, 09 février 2011 - 04:30 .

[Catsith]

A deeper tactical experience? Even DA:O was dumbed down from BG2, and DA2 looks to be even less tactical. Is he trying to ****** of PC gamers even more than they already have?

[contextual_entity]

I'll believe that when Obsidian (aka. Former Black Isle staff) work with Bioware again.

[RiverLucky]

I think a lot of people prefer Baldur's Gate 2 is because of the nostalgic factor.



I replayed it recently, and I preferred the improvements in DA:O from a technical point of view.

[MKDAWUSS]

I never played the Baldur's Gate series so I wouldn't know

[Seagloom]

RiverLucky wrote...

I think a lot of people prefer Baldur's Gate 2 is because of the nostalgic factor.

I replayed it recently, and I preferred the improvements in DA:O from a technical point of view.

That may be true for some. Personally, I make it a point to revisit the series annually. The BG games are on my short list of games I never get bored of.

[AlexXIV]

Tbh I don't see BG2 as the best RPG ever. When it was released it was simply the best. But the first games to compete were Planescape:Torment and Morrowind. Nowadays Fallout3/FONV, Dragon Age and Mass Effect are in my book also games I'd name in the same league as BG2. Just that games created nowadays are not standing out as much as BG2 did back then.

Reason I think that no game will be 'as good' as BG2 is that BG2 actually had like 300 hrs playtime. That's just not possible anymore.

[Ziggeh]

I don't see how anything could ever be as good as my imperfect memory of something I enjoyed.

[jlb524]

I don't see this occurring.

[RunNeonTiger]

Maybe Bioware doesn't hold BG2 on the ridiculous pedestal most of its fans do? Just a thought.



I liked DAO better than the seven or so hours I played of BG2, but that's just me.

[AlexXIV]

Ziggeh wrote...

I don't see how anything could ever be as good as my imperfect memory of something I enjoyed.

The good new is, DA2 will be much better in your memory in 10 years.

[contextual_entity]

MKDAWUSS wrote...

I never played the Baldur's Gate series so I wouldn't know

You have one month. Go to gog.com (plug), download it and play it. You'll thank me later.

[AlexXIV]

Amitar wrote...

MKDAWUSS wrote...

I never played the Baldur's Gate series so I wouldn't know

You have one month. Go to gog.com (plug), download it and play it. You'll thank me later.

Honestly most people can't be bothered with the old tech and the amount of reading involved anymore. Even I can't even though I probably played BG2 10 times over the years.

[nightcobra]

AlexXIV wrote...

Ziggeh wrote...

I don't see how anything could ever be as good as my imperfect memory of something I enjoyed.

The good new is, DA2 will be much better in your memory in 10 years.

yup, and by then people will rage on the next new bioware game and say that they're betraying their hardcore fanbase of classic games such as DA2.

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 09 février 2011 - 04:44 .

[adneate]

Nice try BioWare I've learned my lesson from you guys after Awakening and ME2.