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[Eclipse_9990]

Hawke.

[XBenotto18]

Isabelle = BIG ****** = favorite character

[Ninotchka]

Flemeth - although I am not sure just how much of her we'll get to experience in DA2. Her screen time in Origins was way too short.

Aveline - so strong yet gentle. Can't wait to discover more of her personality. She's going to have a permanent place in my party methinks

[Ziggy]

Aveline and Flemeth. Which surprised me.

Maybe I'll warm up to Bethany.

I thought the whole Isabela freeing slaves thing was a bit cliched and unimaginative.

[Noviere]

Flemeth > Varric > Aveline.

[Korva]

Aveline. Then Flemeth.



Didn't give a rat's arse about anyone else, and that's despite feeling an instant "family bond" with the Couslands and a "brother-in-arms bond" with Gorim in the Origins. It's probably because you can't really talk to anyone. Run fight run fight run fight oh someone died who cares run fight ...

[Vhaius]

The Ogre, for its ability to stump players on normal.

[cool74]

Korva wrote...

Aveline. Then Flemeth.

Didn't give a rat's arse about anyone else, and that's despite feeling an instant "family bond" with the Couslands and a "brother-in-arms bond" with Gorim in the Origins. It's probably because you can't really talk to anyone. Run fight run fight run fight oh someone died who cares run fight ...

remember it is a demo they had to make it intersting and exciting there for there would not be those happy feelings we got at the start of DAO.

[danteliveson]

Isabela, Flemeth, Bethany & Aveline.

[String910]

Isabela.

I can't like Flemeth cause i see her as the main villain of the Dragon Age series, but she is the most interesting character of the series, alongside Morrigan.

[Eveangaline]

Aveline. Because she punches darkspawn in the face.

[DraCZeQQ]

Bethany (she is my new Lelianna)

Modifié par DraCZeQQ, 24 février 2011 - 01:07 .

[Eternal Phoenix]

Wesley lol.

[BigEvil]

Bethany and Varric. I also love Flemeth's new look, especially those gauntlets.

[Brawne]

Cassandra.

[shadowkills]

flemeth was my favorite i have a feeling that she is trying to find morrigan so she can eat her up in origins i said i killed her but never really killed her i wanted morrigan to get eaten up so i can hav emy way with leliana or however you spell it

[Dangerfoot]

I didn't feel anything for any of the characters. Carver was an idiot, and Isabella just seemed like a generic over-the-top ****. If Bethany and the mother said anything it must have just sounded like boring white noise to me.



Maybe Varric? I hope the elven party members have a little more personality.

[Phazor58]

Somehow I enjoyed seeing Flemeth the most, if only to deliver constant angry responses toward her. Though if you make some sarcastic responses she makes a reference to Morrigan which is cool. And of course she references Alistair and the Warden as well. She kind of tied the two games together, which I found interesting.



Still, if I ever get the chance to kill her, I'm taking it.

[Iyacathor]

Varric, both for his personality and the fact he's probably the strongest character shown off in the demo. His personal tree is insanely good, and Archery is almost unfairly broken anyways.

[darklordpocky-san]

prolly Isabela. But I have yet to make a full assessment.

[cactusberry]

Flemeth, Varric, Cassandra, Aveline, MammaHawke, and me!

Modifié par TheDarkRats, 24 février 2011 - 01:34 .

[Korva]

cool74 wrote...

remember it is a demo they had to make it intersting and exciting there for there would not be those happy feelings we got at the start of DAO.

A demo should be interesting yes, and capture the essence of the game. But IMO this one fails horribly at that. 99% repetetive combat with barely any skills to use isn't interesting, it's ridiculously boring. Everything there is to see about combat, you can cover in a minute or three. Character and world building should have played a bigger role. And instead of more repetetive combat plus hooter-oogling in part two, we could have used a look at how Kirkwall works as a base, how and where the characters live, who the movers and shakers are, what kind of choices we can make, that sort of thing.

It's almost impossible to care about characters, setting and story if what little we get to see of them is drowned in bazillion gallons of faceless monster gore.

[finnugold]

Korva wrote...

A demo should be interesting yes, and capture the essence of the game. But IMO this one fails horribly at that. 99% repetetive combat with barely any skills to use isn't interesting, it's ridiculously boring. Everything there is to see about combat, you can cover in a minute or three. Character and world building should have played a bigger role. And instead of more repetetive combat plus hooter-oogling in part two, we could have used a look at how Kirkwall works as a base, how and where the characters live, who the movers and shakers are, what kind of choices we can make, that sort of thing.

It's almost impossible to care about characters, setting and story if what little we get to see of them is drowned in bazillion gallons of faceless monster gore.

This. I could care less about combat. I play for story and dialog.

If Bioware wanted us to care about characters dying, they should've done a better job of introducing them to us.
Within the first cutscene with Aveline I could tell what she was about. Carver and Bethany, however, just seem like "those guys" even though Hawke spent his/her entire life with them.

Modifié par finnugold, 24 février 2011 - 02:28 .

[Bobad]

finnugold wrote...

Korva wrote...

A demo should be interesting yes, and capture the essence of the game. But IMO this one fails horribly at that. 99% repetetive combat with barely any skills to use isn't interesting, it's ridiculously boring. Everything there is to see about combat, you can cover in a minute or three. Character and world building should have played a bigger role. And instead of more repetetive combat plus hooter-oogling in part two, we could have used a look at how Kirkwall works as a base, how and where the characters live, who the movers and shakers are, what kind of choices we can make, that sort of thing.

It's almost impossible to care about characters, setting and story if what little we get to see of them is drowned in bazillion gallons of faceless monster gore.

This. I could care less about combat. I play for story and dialog.

If Bioware wanted us to care about characters dying, they should've done a better job of introducing them to us.
Within the first cutscene with Aveline I could tell what she was about. Carver and Bethany, however, just seem like "those guys" even though Hawke spent his/her entire life with them.

Quite, that said Varric, Cassandra and Flemeth impressed me the most, they outshone the other VA's in my opinon.

[Papa Emeritus IV]

Aveline. To be honest, I was afraid she'd be bland and boring, but then I found her surprisingly cool.