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[Ethan7Pro]

Please pm too. I am very curious to know more about this review. use point forms. shld be alright

[AkiKishi]

IRMcGhee wrote...

I'd question the "recycled dungeons" comment, especially with the reviewer's last line above. It's probable you'll be revisiting areas over the course of the 10 year storyline, although it wouldn't surprise me if there were some generic areas present.

Every review I've seen has mentioned that. Like re-used caves and basements.

[rob_k]

Estel78 wrote...

What did DAO get?

9.0, according to the website.

OP, thanks for sharing. Good to see the game getting nice reviews.

Edit: I'm also curious btw about more snippets of the review, if it's not too much trouble. So, please do PM me if you don't mind.

Modifié par rob_k, 02 mars 2011 - 06:32 .

[Canadish]

Aesieru wrote...

catabuca wrote...

Obligatory "did they say anything about romances" question.

"Dragon Age: Origins got a lot of ink for its fearlessness in stripping its characters down to their skivvies for some rather awkward campfire flesh-pressing to depic t"romance." Call us immature, but what was supposed to be poignant instead just gave us a case of red-faced grade-school giggles. Thankfully, DAII ditches the oddball uncanny-balley sex scenes for much more subtle, tasteful pairings. The result keeps its intended story-path purpose without all that goofy YouTube fodder. Thank the Maker, seriously."

I'd be named of the so called "Purists", but hell, that sounds like a very good change!
Underpants Hugging was awful. I slammed the controller in my face to try get the image out of head.

[Dr. wonderful]

PM me, all the spoilers.

[IrishSpectre257]

I get the feelings that the caves we can explore around Kirkwall (he ones mentioned in achievements) are the copy/paste dungeons.

[dreamextractor]

Please PM me the spoilers, too!

[madsabroo]

I'll take a PM with spoilers/info if you're not already too inundated with requests.

[Klace]

Me too...

[MJF JD]

me 2, or just turn this into a spoiler thread

[TheCreeper]

BobSmith101 wrote...

IRMcGhee wrote...

I'd question the "recycled dungeons" comment, especially with the reviewer's last line above. It's probable you'll be revisiting areas over the course of the 10 year storyline, although it wouldn't surprise me if there were some generic areas present.

Every review I've seen has mentioned that. Like re-used caves and basements.

I doubt it's as bad as Origins was about reusing things.

edit: also PM me too.

Modifié par TheCreeper, 02 mars 2011 - 06:33 .

[rob_k]

I'm beginning to think it might be easier to just post them in the thread and update the thread title accordingly or something.

[TGFKAMAdmaX]

Canadish wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

catabuca wrote...

Obligatory "did they say anything about romances" question.

"Dragon Age: Origins got a lot of ink for its fearlessness in stripping its characters down to their skivvies for some rather awkward campfire flesh-pressing to depic t"romance." Call us immature, but what was supposed to be poignant instead just gave us a case of red-faced grade-school giggles. Thankfully, DAII ditches the oddball uncanny-balley sex scenes for much more subtle, tasteful pairings. The result keeps its intended story-path purpose without all that goofy YouTube fodder. Thank the Maker, seriously."

I'd be named of the so called "Purists", but hell, that sounds like a very good change!
Underpants Hugging was awful. I slammed the controller in my face to try get the image out of head.

The "intimate" scens in the first one were just awful. when i first saw them i just burst out giggling and couldnt stop for 15 minutes

[Jesterquinn]

Can i please be PM'ed the spoilers as well
Thanking you!

[Ajwol Semreth]

Me too, if that's okay

[Xerxes52]

I'm not too worried about the dungeons as long as their not cookie-cutter areas like in Mass Effect.

If they are like DA:O (i.e. reused textures, but different layout), I'm fine with that.

[SnowHeart1]

TGFKAMAdmaX wrote...

The "intimate" scens in the first one were just awful. when i first saw them i just burst out giggling and couldnt stop for 15 minutes

I still maintain it was the designers trying to encourage "safe sex". :innocent:

[wolvklawz]

Recycled dungeons is located in every single RPG, the only thing we are missing is the "start the game by killing rats" scenario. You just can't have a good RPG if you aren't diving down into some cave or dungeon on a consistence basis. How many times can you change the look of them? Its dark, gloomy, dirty...torches light the way...maybe some lava or its a frozen cave....

[AkiKishi]

TGFKAMAdmaX wrote...
The "intimate" scens in the first one were just awful. when i first saw them i just burst out giggling and couldnt stop for 15 minutes

Mine was "WTF this is supposed to be an 18 rated game".

[Ploppy]

It's debatable whether review content that tens of thousands of people will read counts as a spoiler anyway. Just post them and edit the thread title and OP.

[Estel78]

Xerxes52 wrote...

I'm not too worried about the dungeons as long as their not cookie-cutter areas like in Mass Effect.

If they are like DA:O (i.e. reused textures, but different layout), I'm fine with that.

But they are exact one-to-one copies, according to one of the german reviews at least.

[AkiKishi]

[quote]TheCreeper wrote...
Every review I've seen has mentioned that. Like re-used caves and basements. [/quote]
I doubt it's as bad as Origins was about reusing things.

edit: also PM me too.[/quote]

Origins has a lot of areas, DA2 apparently does not. Probably why every reviewer seems to have noticed stuff being re-used. Yes all games do it, but when you notice it that much something is off.

[Ploppy]

Yes, according to the 3 German reviews, the reused dungeons are exactly the same place, just with a different name and different items/monsters in it.

[wolvklawz]

Estel78 wrote...

Xerxes52 wrote...

I'm not too worried about the dungeons as long as their not cookie-cutter areas like in Mass Effect.

If they are like DA:O (i.e. reused textures, but different layout), I'm fine with that.

But they are exact one-to-one copies, according to one of the german reviews at least.

no way, I have to refuse to believe that.  They may look the same but they all have differen't layouts.  No game does the same dungeon over and over and over.....Hell even during the NES days, dungeons may have looked the same but they were not the same layout.

[Estel78]

We'll find out soon, i guess...