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[Drasill]

I've been downloading the demo from EA for an hour when I saw it was up on Steam. My Steam download surpassed my EA download in 11 seconds. Nice servers EA.

[ghazzy118]

so how does one know if they've received the sword for download when they've beaten the demo?

[tjhanson2001]

This game is AMAZING! omgomg!

[cinder918]

I've been looking forward to the DA2 demo for forever but i can't find the it in the playstation store??! this is torture.

[ghazzy118]

cinder918 wrote...

I've been looking forward to the DA2 demo for forever but i can't find the it in the playstation store??! this is torture.

That's because it's not available yet

[Malakar1]

Screw it! I've started to download it on PC, I'll download it on PS3 tonight when it get out, since I pre-ordered the Signature edition on PS3.



Pretty fast download on pc, 530k/sec 50 minutes. Not bad. I,ll see the console PC difference for myself.

[cinder918]

ghazzy118 wrote...

cinder918 wrote...

I've been looking forward to the DA2 demo for forever but i can't find the it in the playstation store??! this is torture.

That's because it's not available yet

 
Omg that sucks! come on psn! i swear the bioware said it was to be realeased today for ps3. obviously not! thanks for the info 

[Big Mabels Diet-Plan]

It's exactly, and I mean exactly how
puerile, simplistic and tediously violent as I feared it would be, in comparison it makes Origins look like some sort of restrained, thoughtful magnum opus.

I hope you like to mash your A button and see AWESOME STUFF! happen like YESTERDAY dude! because that's what your gonna get, in spades, even Hawke moans wearily "another wave" upon
sighting darkspawn  as if somehow the character himself is aware of how  tiresome this game is. 

The combat itself, ubiquitous as it  undoubtedly will be, is a busy but lacklustre affair where you press A
repeatedly until somebody falls over, interspersed with deep tactical  decisions such as 'should I press Y now or in a second'?
It's also  monotonously difficult as the enemies are damage sponges and though
you're clobbering them over and over again with a comically oversized  sword their health bars are positively glacial in depleting.
At one  point my whole team was getting bodied by the ogre fight until, with  only the mage left I kited the darkspawn away and around the narrow  corridor of gameworld. They dutifull trotted after me around and around
as I turned and dropped fireballs on them.
I don't know if the spartans would have approved of my questionable bravery but this AI is dumb as a
brick.

Some other stuff happened, Iunno, there was a boorish  dwarf with a pencahnt for murdering petty thieves being interrogated by a seemingly bi polar woman of extremely dubious acting ability and whose
hair colour inexpically changed colour at the end and some dark skinned  woman with breasts, it's pretty bad.

I'll rent it.

peace

Modifié par TripedWire, 22 février 2011 - 10:14 .

[gastovski]

TripedWire wrote...

It's exactly, and I mean exactly how
puerile, simplistic and tediously violent as I feared it would be, in
comparison it makes Origins look like some sort of restrained,
thoughtful magnum opus.

I hope you like to mash your A button and
see AWESOME STUFF! happen like YESTERDAY dude! because that's what your
gonna get, in spades, even Hawke moans wearily "another wave" upon
sighting darkspawn  as if somehow the character himself is aware of how
tiresome this game is. 

The combat itself, ubiquitous as it
undoubtedly will be, is a busy but lacklustre affair where you press A
repeatedly until somebody falls over, interspersed with deep tactical
decisions such as 'should I press Y now or in a second'?
It's also
monotonously difficult as the enemies are damage sponges and though
you're clobbering them over and over again with a comically oversized
sword their health bars are positively glacial in depleting.
At one
point my whole team was getting bodied by the ogre fight until, with
only the mage left I kited the darkspawn away and around the narrow
corridor of gameworld. They dutifull trotted after me around and around
as I turned and dropped fireballs on them. I don't know if the spartans
would have approved of my questionable bravery but this AI is dumb as a
brick.

Some other stuff happened, Iunno, there was a boorish
dwarf with a pencahnt for murdering petty thieves being interrogated by a
seemingly bi polar woman of extremely dubious acting ability and whose
hair colour inexpically changed colour at the end and some dark skinned
woman with breasts, it's pretty bad.

I'll rent it.

peace

relax its just demo. except combat everything seems very good so must a buy for me.

[Matt125]

TripedWire wrote...

It's exactly, and I mean exactly how
puerile, simplistic and tediously violent as I feared it would be, in
comparison it makes Origins look like some sort of restrained,
thoughtful magnum opus.

I hope you like to mash your A button and
see AWESOME STUFF! happen like YESTERDAY dude! because that's what your
gonna get, in spades, even Hawke moans wearily "another wave" upon
sighting darkspawn  as if somehow the character himself is aware of how
tiresome this game is. 

The combat itself, ubiquitous as it
undoubtedly will be, is a busy but lacklustre affair where you press A
repeatedly until somebody falls over, interspersed with deep tactical
decisions such as 'should I press Y now or in a second'?
It's also
monotonously difficult as the enemies are damage sponges and though
you're clobbering them over and over again with a comically oversized
sword their health bars are positively glacial in depleting.
At one
point my whole team was getting bodied by the ogre fight until, with
only the mage left I kited the darkspawn away and around the narrow
corridor of gameworld. They dutifull trotted after me around and around
as I turned and dropped fireballs on them. I don't know if the spartans
would have approved of my questionable bravery but this AI is dumb as a
brick.

Some other stuff happened, Iunno, there was a boorish
dwarf with a pencahnt for murdering petty thieves being interrogated by a
seemingly bi polar woman of extremely dubious acting ability and whose
hair colour inexpically changed colour at the end and some dark skinned
woman with breasts, it's pretty bad.

I'll rent it.

peace

How do we know you played Origins? You don't have it registered. You could have just made all that up.

[RedHeadedStepChyld]

For anyone still dealing with the "d3dx9_43.dll missing" error, this guy found a solution that worked for me.



http://social.biowar...index/6147820/1

[errend]

what you expect fro ma console game

[The Ethereal Writer]

Matthias Silverblade wrote...

TripedWire wrote...

snip - long somewhat poetic rant that ends with peace, a word I absolutely detest when saying goodbye now, for reasons unknown to me

How do we know you played Origins? You don't have it registered. You could have just made all that up.

I lol'd

He's got you there. Check and mate.

[Malakar1]

cinder918 wrote...

ghazzy118 wrote...

cinder918 wrote...

I've been looking forward to the DA2 demo for forever but i can't find the it in the playstation store??! this is torture.

That's because it's not available yet

 
Omg that sucks! come on psn! i swear the bioware said it was to be realeased today for ps3. obviously not! thanks for the info 

relax dude PSN update is always tuesday between 4 and 8 pm PCT. It'll be there soon.

[tdawg7669]

TripedWire wrote...

It's exactly, and I mean exactly how
puerile, simplistic and tediously violent as I feared it would be, in comparison it makes Origins look like some sort of restrained, thoughtful magnum opus.

I hope you like to mash your A button and see AWESOME STUFF! happen like YESTERDAY dude! because that's what your gonna get, in spades, even Hawke moans wearily "another wave" upon
sighting darkspawn  as if somehow the character himself is aware of how  tiresome this game is. 

The combat itself, ubiquitous as it  undoubtedly will be, is a busy but lacklustre affair where you press A
repeatedly until somebody falls over, interspersed with deep tactical  decisions such as 'should I press Y now or in a second'?
It's also  monotonously difficult as the enemies are damage sponges and though
you're clobbering them over and over again with a comically oversized  sword their health bars are positively glacial in depleting.
At one  point my whole team was getting bodied by the ogre fight until, with  only the mage left I kited the darkspawn away and around the narrow  corridor of gameworld. They dutifull trotted after me around and around
as I turned and dropped fireballs on them.
I don't know if the spartans would have approved of my questionable bravery but this AI is dumb as a
brick.

Some other stuff happened, Iunno, there was a boorish  dwarf with a pencahnt for murdering petty thieves being interrogated by a seemingly bi polar woman of extremely dubious acting ability and whose
hair colour inexpically changed colour at the end and some dark skinned  woman with breasts, it's pretty bad.

I'll rent it.

peace

sounds exactly like a version of Origins where you have to press A for a regular attack. I remember in origins I used the strategy where I used one party member to lure enemies around the corner where my other party members would be waiting with cone of cold and fireball, until I got the hang of the game.

[Ezor]

I thought I would be making my first playthrough as a mage but after playing rogue I've changed my mind! The combat is AWESOME!

[Vizkos]

cant even ****ing play it becuase my DL is going at a whole 35 ****ing kb/s



Downloaded from euro server only to get a god damn incomplete installer.

[Steingrimur Steingrimsson]

Xbox 360 "Demo requires Microsoft Gold Membership"

Me: Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu...



Capitalist scum! Capitalistas stupidas! Helvítis capitalist svín! Kapitalist røvhuller! Seelenlosen Kapitalisten! Sus!

[The Ethereal Writer]

"omg you have to press a to attack? wtf is this ****"



I'm sorry but the haters of DA2 seem to not even realize that they still retain the same mechanics, while having the flaws revamped to a higher quality. I don't want to see my warrior struggling to attack like he hasn't ever touched a sword. In real life, sword combat would look more like DA2, not DA:O. I realize it's a video game, but combat should still feel somewhat realistic and not "I've put my sword through your human body 15 times, you're wearing no armor, and you're still alive!"



haters gonna hate, lovers gonna love, and trollers gonna troll

[Big Mabels Diet-Plan]

tdawg7669 wrote...




sounds exactly like a version of Origins where you have to press A for a regular attack. I remember in origins I used the strategy where I used one party member to lure enemies around the corner where my other party members would be waiting with cone of cold and fireball, until I got the hang of the game.

I know but this was less luring them into an ambush and more Beny hill esque going round and round.

[Ivaria]

currently i have 18 minutes remaining and downloading at 1212.7mbps

[panamakira]

I stayed up late to download on the 360 and so far I love it. It looks promising. There were a few things I'm getting used to, specially the conversation wheel but overall the game looks great.

[Big Mabels Diet-Plan]

panamakira wrote...

I stayed up late to download on the 360 and so far I love it. It looks promising. There were a few things I'm getting used to, specially the conversation wheel but overall the game looks great.

What did you think looked best the flat low-res textures, the cross eyed characters or the muddy brown rocks?

[Uhh.. Jonah]

I hate the graphics on the Xbox 360! They look terrible! Great demo though.

[Silentmode]

Just played through it once with a warrior and restarted to play with a rogue. And I have to stop and appluad the DA team, based off the demo this game should be a masterpiece.



And I find it interesting that the Human Noble Warden and Hawke both have the same mom. Some good genes there.