ummmm... deep breath man.Prosthetics511 wrote...
So sick of morons who think that just because the combat changed (for the better), the character being voiced (which is good) and slight dialogue changes constitute it being exactly like Mass Effect.
This is how I see it:
Combat - No longer a yawn fest in which it feels like dice are being rolled in the background to determine your damage. Combat was so abysmally slow in Dragon Age, and unless you had a spell mage, or the dual weapon ability that speeds up your attack speed, its just a snooze. DA2's combat is much more action packed and fast paced, and as a result it is actually exciting.
Voiced character - No longer will you have a one way conversation between people. No longer are you referred to as "Grey Warden" or "Warrior" or whatnot. No longer will your character have a blank ass face, no matter the situation. Sure it sucks that you can't play as dwarves or elves anymore, but still, the only real difference in the game was the shorter stature or pointed ears...nothing else really distinguished who you were.
Dialogue changes - This is the only one that I personally care about. You can't see the entire sentence your character would say (magically with silence in DA1 might I add). Instead you have a wheel similar to Mass Effect. At least there are icons that hint what your choice will invoke.
The only things it seems to me that people are ****ing about in calling it "Dragon Effect" or the like is the human only character and the similar dialogue wheel. People who base it off of those two things are stupid, because those two things say absolutely nothing about the gameplay overall. Grow a pair and come up with some real reasons why they are the "same" in your eyes.
Why even care? I think like more than half the dissenters in here aren't serious...
gotta pick your battles dude.
Modifié par stephen1493, 28 février 2011 - 02:19 .
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and you didnt go with that gold mind of an idea?!
