GvazElite wrote...
Being on the internet isn't really an excuse to be creepy and gross. However I realize that tends to happen when you can have some sort of anonymity.
Tbh DA:O wasn't either and people still liked it. I did anyway. You have to see the whole thing to say if it's good or bad. If you just judge one a small part it might be the part you don't like and miss the big part that you actually like.DJBare wrote...
Just as you cannot please everyone, not every "part" of a game/story is going to live upto expectation.Itkovian wrote...
It's nice to know that negativism in the forums is alive and well... even after we finally get full footage showing how people's worsts fears were unjustified.
Itkovian
Eclipse_9990 wrote...
Okay. I agree with this. But why are you telling us? Did you start posting in this forum so you'd have someone to listen to your complaining?
Omg I wish Tali was real 
Modifié par GvazElite, 17 février 2011 - 09:55 .
It's not an excuse it's a fact. Anonymity makes it possible for every [fill in random insult] to come here and post whatever goes through his or her head. I don't like it anymore than you, but I also can't change it anymore than you. It's your choice though to come here and then you have to deal with it, period.Eclipse_9990 wrote...
GvazElite wrote...
Being on the internet isn't really an excuse to be creepy and gross. However I realize that tends to happen when you can have some sort of anonymity.
Okay. I agree with this. But why are you telling us? Did you start posting in this forum so you'd have someone to listen to your complaining?
Modifié par AlexXIV, 17 février 2011 - 09:55 .
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
Dan_cw wrote...
I brought up Mass Effect 2 I guess, Eclipse...
Was saying how the forum was a hive of negativity at the game's release, because I wasn't here for Origin's release to compare.
AllThatJazz wrote...
Sorry to post this here, since it doesn't directly relate to the demo but to DA2 gameplay in general, but has it been confirmed whether locks will be bashable this time around, or do you still have to be a rogue to get into locked chests etc? I'd do a search, but for some reason the search function is appallingly slow for me this evening.
However, I'd assume you have to pick the lock as a rogue and take the relevant talent (if they can't pick locks automatically).
I second this.LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
I would bet money on it being Emma Fielding. Here's a good sample of her voice (she was also the Lady of the Forest in DAO).Jupiter79 wrote...
Do we know who does Aveline's voice? It sounds like Ellie Chidzey.
Modifié par Minxie18, 17 février 2011 - 09:58 .
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
If there was any lock bash it should at least destroy some of the items. If lock bash had the same result as lockpicking then the skill would get useless. So even if they put in bash, you'd still get more loot with a rogue.AllThatJazz wrote...
Sorry to post this here, since it doesn't directly relate to the demo but to DA2 gameplay in general, but has it been confirmed whether locks will be bashable this time around, or do you still have to be a rogue to get into locked chests etc? I'd do a search, but for some reason the search function is appallingly slow for me this evening.
Nerevar-as wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
As long as this time I can tell apart all eye colors in the Character Creator I´ll be happy.
Aye I agree Hawke's responses were good. Also the mage obviously does have different responses to the templar than the warrior, which is also good.andar91 wrote...
Just saw the third video, and it looks very nice. I think things might have gone slightly better if the player had paused more so he had time to select his targets a bit more carefully. I am impressed that Aveline could finish that fight by herself though.
I also like that the aggressive options are context sensitive. Hawke isn't necessarily saying he didn't love his sister or understand his mother's feelings, but he wants to keep moving and isn't letting the emotions get to him. I know some people will cry out in dismay because that isn't as mean as they envisaged the responses, but I liked it.
GvazElite wrote...
Eclipse_9990 wrote...
Okay. I agree with this. But why are you telling us? Did you start posting in this forum so you'd have someone to listen to your complaining?
No, but I hope most of what I'm saying rings some bells of sensibility into people.
And as for Mass Effect, I was bringing it up because that generally seems to be the main topics in all the bioware main forums.
Who are YOU dating? Man Varric and his chest hair are dreamboats!
it's just surreal
Modifié par Eclipse_9990, 17 février 2011 - 10:03 .
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
namedforthemoon wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
I'm 50/50 on the eyes. Far away I like them, like in the Sebastian Vael trailer, but in this demo, they make me think of Chucky from Child's Play. It's like the characters have Chucky's eyeballs... In different colors. Kinda freaks me out, sometimes.
Shepard Lives wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
True, but since the eyes don't seem animated half as well as, say, Mass Effect eyes, watching character speak becomes considerably jarring. I'm going to spend a lot of time staring at characters' mouths during dialogue. Or maybe I'll get used to it... I really hope so.
Shepard Lives wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
One thing I want to commend Bioware on is something very specific-
There is more focus on Hawke's eyes than The Warden's.
That always bugged me. You could hardly tell if my Warden's eyes were brown, yellow, or friggen grey because there were hardly any up close shots of The Warden's face.
Not even that far into the demo and you get a clear shot of Hawke's face, including those striking blue eyes.
THATS what I wanted to see, and I have to commend Bioware for that.
True, but since the eyes don't seem animated half as well as, say, Mass Effect eyes, watching character speak becomes considerably jarring. I'm going to spend a lot of time staring at characters' mouths during dialogue. Or maybe I'll get used to it... I really hope so.
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