kingjezza wrote...
- Felt a little let down at first by lack of escape from the city but in the end found benefits to knowing the city backwards, allowed him to get a complete grasp on the games "complicated political system"
- Most impressive attempt he has seen at making player choices in a game mean something.
Awesome, thanks for the summarykingjezza wrote...
That's basically the jist of it, doesn't mention graphics at all or importing your save.
kingjezza wrote...
OK looking over the review and trying to pick out some points.
I said up to 50 hours, it actually says upwards of 50 hours:Dragon age 2 does it right, It's still an RPG epic, it still takes upwards of 50 hours to finish, it's still got a deep complex combat system and it's still got a well-defined supporting cast
- He praises the frame narrative and mentions this is part of the reason the game hangs together so well.
- Praises the Hawke Character (played as a male), says he comes across as awesome most of the time.
- Mentions the wheel, only very occasionally did he feel neutered by his choice, on the whole he praises it.
- He has a lot of praise for the game and the serious moral choices you have to make and how having the 10 year arc means your actions might have some very real consequences down the line, this adds to the burden of the choices you make, decisions might come back to bite you on the ass. Mentions wronged people might not even target you but your family etcDragon age 2's story is driven by these moments of tension and forced choice. They always feel organic and truly contextual
- Felt a little let down at first by lack of escape from the city but in the end found benefits to knowing the city backwards, allowed him to get a complete grasp on the games "complicated political system"
- Most impressive attempt he has seen at making player choices in a game mean something.
- Romantic options unconstrained, you meet a party member chances are you can "bone" them. his words not mine. Your siblings being the obvious exceptions.
- Incidental conversations are splendid, ruder, funnier and just plain better than Origins.
- Most of the companions are excellent, Bethany being the only dud as she lacks in personality
- Combat is rapid and satisfying but more intricate than Origins.
- Party members abilities a lot of fun, found himself rotating his party a lot.
- Basically says the game is not what you expect, didn't expect it to be as much of a tradition sequel as it is but by having Bioware lock down the context (the world and the politics) they were free to fill their creation with more character and vitality than any title in recent memory.
That's basically the jist of it, doesn't mention graphics at all or importing your save. He does at one point mention equipping Aveline with the best armour, I figured he meant rings and whatnot. Hopefully that was OK to post.
kingjezza wrote...
OK looking over the review and trying to pick out some points.
I said up to 50 hours, it actually says upwards of 50 hours:Dragon age 2 does it right, It's still an RPG epic, it still takes upwards of 50 hours to finish, it's still got a deep complex combat system and it's still got a well-defined supporting cast
- He praises the frame narrative and mentions this is part of the reason the game hangs together so well.
- Praises the Hawke Character (played as a male), says he comes across as awesome most of the time.
- Mentions the wheel, only very occasionally did he feel neutered by his choice, on the whole he praises it.
- He has a lot of praise for the game and the serious moral choices you have to make and how having the 10 year arc means your actions might have some very real consequences down the line, this adds to the burden of the choices you make, decisions might come back to bite you on the ass. Mentions wronged people might not even target you but your family etcDragon age 2's story is driven by these moments of tension and forced choice. They always feel organic and truly contextual
- Felt a little let down at first by lack of escape from the city but in the end found benefits to knowing the city backwards, allowed him to get a complete grasp on the games "complicated political system"
- Most impressive attempt he has seen at making player choices in a game mean something.
- Romantic options unconstrained, you meet a party member chances are you can "bone" them. his words not mine. Your siblings being the obvious exceptions.
- Incidental conversations are splendid, ruder, funnier and just plain better than Origins.
- Most of the companions are excellent, Bethany being the only dud as she lacks in personality
- Combat is rapid and satisfying but more intricate than Origins.
- Party members abilities a lot of fun, found himself rotating his party a lot.
- Basically says the game is not what you expect, didn't expect it to be as much of a tradition sequel as it is but by having Bioware lock down the context (the world and the politics) they were free to fill their creation with more character and vitality than any title in recent memory.
That's basically the jist of it, doesn't mention graphics at all or importing your save. He does at one point mention equipping Aveline with the best armour, I figured he meant rings and whatnot. Hopefully that was OK to post.
Modifié par Eclipse_9990, 11 février 2011 - 02:00 .
Considering Bethany's role as plot enabler, it's saddening, but not completely unexpected.kingjezza wrote...
- Most of the companions are excellent, Bethany being the only dud as she lacks in personality
Modifié par Steffen, 11 février 2011 - 02:13 .
kingjezza wrote...
- Most of the companions are excellent, Bethany being the only dud as she lacks in personality
post.
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Ha! Suck on that, CD Projekt! *thbpppppt*kingjezza wrote...
- Most impressive attempt he has seen at making player choices in a game mean something.
Modifié par Eclipse_9990, 11 février 2011 - 02:13 .
SpidersEclipse_9990 wrote...
I don't think I'll mind the deep roads as much this time. Mostly because of those new rock spirit things. As long as they don't over do it with the spiders this time around.. <_<
But you like Oggy Mys!Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
So you're all that willing to trust one person's word about Bethany's personality?
Hell, for all we know this guy liked Oghren.
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Hell, for all we know this guy liked Oghren.
Herr Uhl wrote...
And he might have disliked Oghren too.Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Hell, for all we know this guy liked Oghren.
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