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[Oasis_JS]

ashez2ashes wrote...

Wasn't the demo supposed to have unlocked something for the main game?

yeah a item u get^_^ i dunno remember what it is. just look it up on the da 2 website

[Drachehexe]

UG. They destroyed the great look and feel to this game. It's a freaking action game with RPG elements. I am SOOOOO glad I difn't pre-order. Thanks for a demo so now I know I can pass on this crappy looking POS. You've fallen so fare from the first game. My money is going to The Witcher 2. I hope you don't **** up Mass Effect 3 the way you did Dragon Age II.

[JrayM16]

xnoxiousx wrote...

Just as i thought its no where near as good as da1. Looking at all reviews its solid game but does not reach the lvl of dragon age 1.

I wish bioware would just take 3 or 4 years to make dragon age 3 since da1 was a 3 or 4 year game it took long time to make and it shows that it was given more time and care than dragon age 2.

Good job recylcing your post from another thread. 

[Ryzza]

give or take a couple but we still need 170000 downloads to get more content.

[Nash Latkje]

Ugh, the demo item isn't unlocking!

[clst]

i preorder da2 a long time time ago i will play it it's good rpg but no a major one as the first one .they keep element of the one, some of them but focus on action.i think bioware lost themself for da2 because they were in a rush but to me more time go on more bioware is like squaresoft was with ff10.we are the best >people will be our game >> there is only one company who could say that in the world because they take all the time they need to does their game perfect it's blizzard because they have wow in backup ( 1 millard $ make a year helping a lot p ) da2 is more the same as mass effect nerf da1 was near perfect. i think rpg year title is for skyrim or witcher 2

Modifié par clst, 27 février 2011 - 07:14 .

[Dermain]

Nash Latkje wrote...

Ugh, the demo item isn't unlocking!

There should be an option in Profile called "Your registered game promotions" it should be unlocked there.

[DAFerelden91]

"Dragon Age 2 demo is NOW available on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360"
Available,huh?Bioware,you have been treating the fans in Asia like ****.Why the hell that we still get no freaking demo on PSN?!!

[Villarba]

I have to say I greatly enjoyed the demo..I played it about 5 or 6 times.
My favorite class will have to be Mage, then Rogue.

I love the how the graphics look in this game, one of my favorite improvements.

[Silverfang0912]

Anyone get the feeling we're not going to make our target?

[Brexan]

It was never going to happen
If there was any chance, it would have been passed the first day of release when the majority of people interested were downloading it. The slow trickle of downloads since then has been nothing.

Still, I still imagine we'll get the items. If they've coded them it'll be silly not to use them. Maybe something in the realms of "a big thank you for trying" (/facepalm)

[Nash Latkje]

Myrkale wrote...

Nash Latkje wrote...

Ugh, the demo item isn't unlocking!

There should be an option in Profile called "Your registered game promotions" it should be unlocked there.

It isn't, hence that's why I'm asking.

Does the demo actually confirm whether you are getting it or not upon completion?

[Yrkoon]

Nash Latkje wrote...

Myrkale wrote...

Nash Latkje wrote...

Ugh, the demo item isn't unlocking!

There should be an option in Profile called "Your registered game promotions" it should be unlocked there.

It isn't, hence that's why I'm asking.

Does the demo actually confirm whether you are getting it or not upon completion?

No.  Nothing in the demo itself says  "congrats.  you just got Hayden's Razor" or whatever

My suggestion, if you haven't gotten it:  Play again.  Make  sure you're logged in  (the demo DOES confirm that)  Then finish the demo, then wait a few minutes, then check your registered promotions.

[Elevon]

I thought the demo was quite good,I like the faster pace of the game and yes Hayden's Razor was unlocked for me after finishing the demo.

Glad I pre-ordered the Signature version.

[Kaldarm]

I downloaded the demo a few days ago on the 360 but I was reading the many different opinions on the game here whilst it was downloading and I was very much of the opinion that Bioware had managed to do to Dragon Age 2 what they'd done to Mass Effect 2, ie dumb it down, make it flashier and try to appeal to the console generation who apparently only like FPS games and don't have any patience and zero attention span.

After playing the demo though, I was actually pleasantly surprised that this didn't exactly seem the case though. Sure the animations during fights have been made glossy and imo over-the-top and everything is happening a LOT faster but it does still feel like Dragon Age. There is still some depth to it and the demo isn't a fair representation of the full game, so I'm hopeful.

I didn't like the new combat animations personally and there feels like there's no contact between your character and the enemy you're fighting. Constantly mashing the 'A' button is awful too, so I'm hoping that an auto-attack will be in the full game, it'd be a bit of a game breaker if not. The character models themselves are much more detailed and if it weren't for the silly animations (what's with the way Lady Hawke runs???) then I'd say that the graphics overhaul was great.

In all, I'm glad I pre-ordered it but am still very much concerned with the direction Bioware seem to be taking towards simplifying their games and dumbing them down. They need to do more (imo) to keep their old school RPG fans loyal as from what I read on here, there are an increasing amount of us that are giving up on them and that's sad, as I've always found the depth of their games (especially all the little background details) to be far more immersive than most of the others out there.

Thanks for the demo Bioware and here's to hoping that the full product is as great as we hope it will be.

[GrayCloak21]

Someone has probably already said this, but the button-mashing was demo only. You have the ability to make it an auto attack in the full game.

[Killjoy Cutter]

The demo isn't as bad as some have made it out to be. I think I prefer DA:O in almost every way, but this is still a game I'll have fun with when it comes out.

I'm not sure what all this talk of button mashing is about -- is it a console thing?

[clst]

Kaldarm wrote...

I downloaded the demo a few days ago on the 360 but I was reading the many different opinions on the game here whilst it was downloading and I was very much of the opinion that Bioware had managed to do to Dragon Age 2 what they'd done to Mass Effect 2, ie dumb it down, make it flashier and try to appeal to the console generation who apparently only like FPS games and don't have any patience and zero attention span.

After playing the demo though, I was actually pleasantly surprised that this didn't exactly seem the case though. Sure the animations during fights have been made glossy and imo over-the-top and everything is happening a LOT faster but it does still feel like Dragon Age. There is still some depth to it and the demo isn't a fair representation of the full game, so I'm hopeful.

I didn't like the new combat animations personally and there feels like there's no contact between your character and the enemy you're fighting. Constantly mashing the 'A' button is awful too, so I'm hoping that an auto-attack will be in the full game, it'd be a bit of a game breaker if not. The character models themselves are much more detailed and if it weren't for the silly animations (what's with the way Lady Hawke runs???) then I'd say that the graphics overhaul was great.

In all, I'm glad I pre-ordered it but am still very much concerned with the direction Bioware seem to be taking towards simplifying their games and dumbing them down. They need to do more (imo) to keep their old school RPG fans loyal as from what I read on here, there are an increasing amount of us that are giving up on them and that's sad, as I've always found the depth of their games (especially all the little background details) to be far more immersive than most of the others out there.

Thanks for the demo Bioware and here's to hoping that the full product is as great as we hope it will be.

that's exactly what's i'm saying earlier:o bioware little by little take the wrong path .wake you up before it will be to late like  squaresoft 5 6 year ago 

[Killjoy Cutter]

Kaldarm wrote...

The character models themselves are much more detailed and if it weren't for the silly animations (what's with the way Lady Hawke runs???) then I'd say that the graphics overhaul was great.

Did you ever read any of the constant outcry from some of the Mass Effect fans that female Shep needs to be "animated like a woman"?  Well, I kept saying, "be careful what you wish for".   And with Lady Hawke, at least in the demo, we get what Hollywood and its ilk think of when they hear "move like a woman".


Be careful what you wish for.

[CShepherd]

Downloaded the demo yesterday and for the guy askin about it, yes I did get the razor upon completion. Check in your profile after completing it again.

As for my thoughts on the changes I saw from DA:O:

The graphics are slightly more on par with the graphics we have seen in the Mass Effect games than with DA:O. Visually I found the scenery pleasing, and I did enjoy cutting some Darkspawn in half with the warrior.

The combat button mashing annoyed me, only because button mashing slows down the strategic placement of my peeps and easing into another character to have some tactics rather than bashing enemies with a sword. Though since this is apparently going to be something that can be dealt with in the full version, then all right.

The other issue I had thast was combat related was the "Quick Heal". IMO Quick Heal would entail that it be actually on your hot keys/buttons. Not that you have to enter into the radial menu and then heal. A minor issue really, though because now, one of my 6 slots is not used up by the heal.

I rather enjoyed the altered Leveling system, where the skills can be branched out or upgraded.

The Inventory screen LOOKED similar, though I was annoyed that I cannot play with it.

I think the thing about the game, while it is pretty minor, that makes me happiest is that FINALLY my character will have a freaking voice in the cutscenes. About dang time!

[Scrumtulastic]

Love the combat updates to the game!

[0x30A88]

With this tempo it will take a minimum of 5 days to reach the goal.

[Shaards]

As a happy owner of dragon age: origins, i must say i am quite happy Bioware let me play this demo so that i did not have to do the mistake of purchasing this game. Hopefully Bioware will focus more on substance rather then style in the future.
Cheers

[Kurunor]

Oh, God, how frustrating. For the past 3 days I've been installing and uninstalling the infernal demo, but it keeps telling me that it can't download it fully or when I do it tells me to uninstall and do it again. The precious few times that I finally did get it to download and tried to play itit says I'm missing a crucial peice that didn't download and tells me a link I need to go to to get it. I put the link into the url and there was no page that katched it. What in the hell is going on?!