packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
i know he's meant to be badass, but this is my biggest worry for DA2 now. I hope that this game hits my emotional core like origins did.
I don't remember Origins ever having such things, it was a great game don't get me wrong but I don't remember anything emotional.. Bioware aren't really great at such things.
devil_foetus wrote...
Little emotional connection with the character, we were just introduced to them.
kjdhgfiliuhwe wrote...
I really don't get the angst. You're not supposed to feel an emotional connection to a character that dies in the first few minutes. Does that mean they should restrict their storytelling and only kill someone if it's going to bring tears?
No.
MorrigansLove wrote...
packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
i know he's meant to be badass, but this is my biggest worry for DA2 now. I hope that this game hits my emotional core like origins did.
I don't remember Origins ever having such things, it was a great game don't get me wrong but I don't remember anything emotional.. Bioware aren't really great at such things.
seriously? not even if alistair left in the landsmeet? or if morrigan finally understands what love is?
No but when Morrigan left it was. And Duncan's death, but the whole scene was emotional and pretty much the most memorable one from the whole game.MorrigansLove wrote...
packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
i know he's meant to be badass, but this is my biggest worry for DA2 now. I hope that this game hits my emotional core like origins did.
I don't remember Origins ever having such things, it was a great game don't get me wrong but I don't remember anything emotional.. Bioware aren't really great at such things.
seriously? not even if alistair left in the landsmeet? or if morrigan finally understands what love is?
Modifié par AlexXIV, 23 février 2011 - 11:06 .
kjdhgfiliuhwe wrote...
I really don't get the angst. You're not supposed to feel an emotional connection to a character that dies in the first few minutes. Does that mean they should restrict their storytelling and only kill someone if it's going to bring tears?
No.
RPGamer13 wrote...
I don't like Carver because he opposes his older sister, he does it at least once in the demo.
HTTP 404 wrote...
packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
i know he's meant to be badass, but this is my biggest worry for DA2 now. I hope that this game hits my emotional core like origins did.
I don't remember Origins ever having such things, it was a great game don't get me wrong but I don't remember anything emotional.. Bioware aren't really great at such things.
haha bioware isnt really great at emotion? hear that devs....robots are playing your games!
packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
packardbell wrote...
MorrigansLove wrote...
i know he's meant to be badass, but this is my biggest worry for DA2 now. I hope that this game hits my emotional core like origins did.
I don't remember Origins ever having such things, it was a great game don't get me wrong but I don't remember anything emotional.. Bioware aren't really great at such things.
seriously? not even if alistair left in the landsmeet? or if morrigan finally understands what love is?
Obviously you need to like those characters in the first place. Alistair acts like a whiny prebuscent and Morrigan is your typical heartless witch without any redeeming qualities at all. They did it quite well with JE though.. I really found it hard to bind Death's Hand.
) it was the most emotionally attache game bioware has made. I even had emotional attachment to the bad guys!
Aldaris951 wrote...
Da2 is just a cash in. I will wait for the real continuation when morrigan returns until then da2 can gtfo.
Noir201 wrote...
It's not a case should WE care about the brother/sister dieing, we don't know anything about them, but in the case of Hawke it's his/her brother/sister. Now in real life even if you hated your brother or sister, you would feel sad if they died, even worse if it was something awfull, the fact Hawke showed a didn't care attitude doesn't bod well for Hawke personalty? Voiced works if it fits with the scene, it just didn't.
Noir201 wrote...
It's not a case should WE care about the brother/sister dieing, we don't know anything about them, but in the case of Hawke it's his/her brother/sister. Now in real life even if you hated your brother or sister, you would feel sad if they died, even worse if it was something awfull, the fact Hawke showed a didn't care attitude doesn't bod well for Hawke personalty? Voiced works if it fits with the scene, it just didn't.
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