Toolset. Some of the community mods were just awesome from the gear to the extra quests.
The DAO DLC was nice because it wasn't just items, it was new content. That's probably because of the toolset.
Toolset or DLC which would you want more?
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#152
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:06
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I have a console, so DLC, obviously.
#153
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:21
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A toolset. I enjoy doing my mod projects that never get finished. I've done work in Neverwinter Nights, Neverwinter Nights 2, and Dragon Age: Origins. While I never come close to finishing or even really showing it off to people, it's still a fun time for me to try.
#154
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:26
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BOTH BABY! YEEEEEEEHA!
#155
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:31
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Obviously toolset. Already in NWN there were mods out there that were much better than the OC or anything BW released since. And since DA:O was the worst written BW game ever, and DA2 seems even worse, then toolset would be the only reason I'd consider buying DA2.
#157
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:34
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I hope they:
1) Release a toolset and promote fan made DLC better. Making them easier to find/download and perhaps running a top-10 rated and revievewd list etc.
2) I do want to see more DLC and are happy to pay for both more party member and longer DLC style adventures. It doesn't have to be Awakening length (do I would love it) but Witch Hunt (while I liked it) was too short to be ok. I guess 8-12 hours would be the length I was looking for (even longer is better) with voice over etc.
1) Release a toolset and promote fan made DLC better. Making them easier to find/download and perhaps running a top-10 rated and revievewd list etc.
2) I do want to see more DLC and are happy to pay for both more party member and longer DLC style adventures. It doesn't have to be Awakening length (do I would love it) but Witch Hunt (while I liked it) was too short to be ok. I guess 8-12 hours would be the length I was looking for (even longer is better) with voice over etc.
#158
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:34
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I do not use mods and am on the console anyways; therefore, a toolset would be pointless for me. But I still would like the modding community to be appreciated and would rather them get a toolset before we get more DLC. What with all the preorder crap we already have before the game has even begun, I think we have enough for now.
#159
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:39
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Toolset. With some of the forced choices and things I saw in the demo, I probably won't buy DA2 till it gets a toolset.
#160
Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:43
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I'll just say this, unless some game comes with a toolset in the next year, I might have to resort to writing fanfic.
Nobody wants that.
Nobody wants that.
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Posté 27 février 2011 - 04:52
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Its quite obvious how this goes
pc gamers: want toolest
console gamer: want dlc
pc gamers: want toolest
console gamer: want dlc
#162
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:00
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DLC serves all platforms. A Toolset serves only the PC community.
Easy choice for me.
Easy choice for me.
#163
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:00
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Rufus Drake wrote...
I don't hate most of the DLC, but i wasn't impressed by Darkspawn Chronicles and Witch Hunt.
Reasons for a Toolset: Some Modders have added a lot of missing and bugged content back into the game, like ZevFix and the Morrigan Restoration Patch. These are just a few examples, i'm sure i've missed out more. The BioWare Patches didn't fix everything unfortunately. I dread to think that some bugs might never get fixed in DA2, like what happened after the Landsmeet in Origins. A group of members of this community created fixes for that problem within weeks after the games release, and saved us poor PC users from ripping out are hair in frustration.
Please give us a Toolset.
There were a lot of things restored to the game via mods that were taken out before it was released into vanilla. The Morrigan stuff should have been left in the game. I don't get that. They create it but then they take it out of the game whereby modders find all the missing content and restore it for us. They should release full when the game goes gold.
#164
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:19
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xnoxiousx wrote...
Its quite obvious how this goes
pc gamers: want toolest
console gamer: want dlc
There are quite a lot of PC gamers, including ones that want the toolset, that also want DLC.
T3hAnubis wrote...
DLC serves all platforms. A Toolset serves only the PC community.
Easy choice for me.
Does it? If not for the toolset and the Extra Dog Slot mod for DAO, do you really think that Bioware would have made a summonable Mabari for DA2?
#165
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:22
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[quote]Mad Method wrote...
[quote]JrayM16 wrote...
[quote]Mad Method wrote...
[quote]Not everyone agrees PC is best version(bugs more prevalent than other platforms)[/quote]Odd, one of the reasons why I prefer the PC version is that it gets less bugs and there's usually a speedy fix for it from one modder or another. I'm pretty sure a lot of the broken dialogues and questlines fixed in the mods I mentioned are broken in consoles.
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I'm done with the main argument. Just thought I'd let you know that atleast in my experience, I have never encountered broken questlines/dialogue on the console. A few in Awakening perhaps, but none in Origins.
Cheers.
[quote]JrayM16 wrote...
[quote]Mad Method wrote...
[quote]Not everyone agrees PC is best version(bugs more prevalent than other platforms)[/quote]Odd, one of the reasons why I prefer the PC version is that it gets less bugs and there's usually a speedy fix for it from one modder or another. I'm pretty sure a lot of the broken dialogues and questlines fixed in the mods I mentioned are broken in consoles.
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I'm done with the main argument. Just thought I'd let you know that atleast in my experience, I have never encountered broken questlines/dialogue on the console. A few in Awakening perhaps, but none in Origins.
Cheers.
#166
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:28
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Toolset. I'll still buy the DLC but mods are a must.
#167
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:49
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A toolset is always welcome. As for DLC, honestly, I'd prefer a proper expansion, like Awakening was, rather than small downloadable quest packs or worse (item, companion or skin packs).
#168
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:53
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DrIggy wrote...
A toolset is always welcome. As for DLC, honestly, I'd prefer a proper expansion, like Awakening was, rather than small downloadable quest packs or worse (item, companion or skin packs).
Yes, must have toolset
I also prefer expansions. I will buy DLC that adds to the main game but not seperate mini-adventures.
#169
Posté 27 février 2011 - 05:58
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Toolset first, so while I'm working on my first Mod-free playthrough, other people are making the mods I'll be using when I decide to replay the game because new DLC came out.
#170
Posté 27 février 2011 - 09:08
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xnoxiousx wrote...
Its quite obvious how this goes
pc gamers: want toolest
console gamer: want dlc
I'm a PC gamer, and I want DLC, even single-adventure type stuff. I liked Witch Hunt, for instance. I don't care that it re-used a lot of zones (in fact I kind of liked revisiting places), or that it was a little short, and although I found the situation at the end rather bittersweet and not quite what I would have wished for, I was glad to have an "official" resolution to the relationship with Morrigan. To me, fan made content doesn't have the right to create story elements or plots for Bioware characters. I regard them as fakery or cheating unless it is created from actual Bioware material.
Frankly I don't see why any of these things are mutually exclusive, though. I play consoles, too, and I also want a toolset. Mods have contributed immeasureably to my continued interest in DAO and the enjoyment of playing it.
I play DA on my PC, mostly because I feel that RPGs play better on PC with the keyboard and mouse interface, and because the graphics are better. I first bought ME for XBox, but later got it again for PC and I have to say that I enjoyed it more that way. Also because RPGs are the games that I most care about mods for. Other types of games I like playing on the console like, say, Assassin's Creed, or Forza.
I don't see why people feel the need to categorize people as "console gamers" or "PC gamers", and I don't see why people restrict themselves that way. It's kind of silly.
#171
Posté 27 février 2011 - 09:58
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Xeyska wrote...
I want both.
That would be nice. Everyone wins
#172
Posté 27 février 2011 - 11:49
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I wanna change things on companions too. A toolset for consoles too will be nice, you know...
#173
Posté 28 février 2011 - 12:27
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Pauravi wrote...
xnoxiousx wrote...
Its quite obvious how this goes
pc gamers: want toolest
console gamer: want dlc
I'm a PC gamer, and I want DLC, even single-adventure type stuff. I liked Witch Hunt, for instance. I don't care that it re-used a lot of zones (in fact I kind of liked revisiting places), or that it was a little short, and although I found the situation at the end rather bittersweet and not quite what I would have wished for, I was glad to have an "official" resolution to the relationship with Morrigan. To me, fan made content doesn't have the right to create story elements or plots for Bioware characters. I regard them as fakery or cheating unless it is created from actual Bioware material.
Frankly I don't see why any of these things are mutually exclusive, though. I play consoles, too, and I also want a toolset. Mods have contributed immeasureably to my continued interest in DAO and the enjoyment of playing it.
I play DA on my PC, mostly because I feel that RPGs play better on PC with the keyboard and mouse interface, and because the graphics are better. I first bought ME for XBox, but later got it again for PC and I have to say that I enjoyed it more that way. Also because RPGs are the games that I most care about mods for. Other types of games I like playing on the console like, say, Assassin's Creed, or Forza.
I don't see why people feel the need to categorize people as "console gamers" or "PC gamers", and I don't see why people restrict themselves that way. It's kind of silly.
I don't play games on the PC because in my house we only have one computer. I do have my own personal laptop but it's not meant to play games on. I play on my PS3 or either my brothers XBOX360. Thus making me a console player and why I picked DLC.
You said so on your post that you prefer playing the games on the PC. You still want the toolset because you can play on your PC.
Its quite obvious how this goes
People who will play on PC (PC gamers) will want toolset
People who will play on consoles (Console gamers) will want DLC
If the toolset is made available for PS3 I will gladly choose both also. =)
