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If bioware could add a new class to Dragon age 2, what would it be?
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#80
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 10:58
SkyWard20
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Kirstycakes2 wrote...
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Vanguard.
Nah, my time protecting vans is OVER I tell you!
(that was lame, I know.)
i lol'd.
#82
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:01
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Bombardist wrote...
Something that uses a sythe and possibly magic like a Dervish from Guild Wars
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I like a lot!Whitering wrote...
Javazon from Diablo 2.
Also, probably as a sub-class of rogue or warrior, I'd like to see a class that makes use of a single longsword - much like you could do in KotOR with the skill dueling.
There is something honorable and noble in that fighting style if you ask me.
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#86
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:13
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Druid -- basically a mage using nature and arcane/spirit stuff and shapeshifting. My fav class for WoW.
DAII has the basic classes, all other classes used in games are a variation of those three.
DAII has the basic classes, all other classes used in games are a variation of those three.
#87
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:18
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Gisle Aune wrote...
Druid -- basically a mage using nature and arcane/spirit stuff and shapeshifting. My fav class for WoW.
DAII has the basic classes, all other classes used in games are a variation of those three.
Yeah, I thought a kinda Feral Druid would be quite a good class to play DA2 style. The only thing that stopped me, was the fact that it's a bit too much like a Mage -- with the shapeshifting and heals/nature spells.
#88
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:26
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atheelogos wrote...
this. I can't see any extra classes working in this type of game.The RustMonster wrote...
None. All DA needs is the classic 3.
3+ classes works rather well in every other cRPG...
#89
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:33
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I wouldn't mind a red mage type job that has weaker attacks than warriors, weaker spells than mages, but can debuff, heal, and buff the party. Different sub genres could swing towards offensive spells, attack, debuff, or buffing. I'm bad with names, but there's a start.
#91
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:36
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I didn't like that they merged mages with clerics. so...
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Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:44
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I still want my monk class. Or at least a specialization for a warrior to become a monk.
#94
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:44
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Nothing. I can't think of a single thing that doesn't fit as a specialization for an existing class. Although, the idea of adding specializations fills me with joy.
I vote that BioWare step away from episodic-like DLC, and add more map blips. And with these map blips, award new specializations as completion awards that carry across playthroughs.
I vote that BioWare step away from episodic-like DLC, and add more map blips. And with these map blips, award new specializations as completion awards that carry across playthroughs.
#95
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:47
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Wild mage, like there was in BG2: ToB.
Nothing quite like having all your gold go *POOF* after a wild magic surge, or for a cow to come falling from the sky on your target.
Nothing quite like having all your gold go *POOF* after a wild magic surge, or for a cow to come falling from the sky on your target.
#96
Posté 04 mars 2011 - 11:57
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Machine gunner 
(w/ matching Revenant LMG! People keep saying 'Dragon Effect', so why not go all the way...)
A monk would be nice, especially one that uses a more 'grounded' style (think xingyiquan or baguazhang or taijiquan, instead of the flipping/acrobatic thingy the new rogue does)
(w/ matching Revenant LMG! People keep saying 'Dragon Effect', so why not go all the way...)
A monk would be nice, especially one that uses a more 'grounded' style (think xingyiquan or baguazhang or taijiquan, instead of the flipping/acrobatic thingy the new rogue does)
#97
Posté 05 mars 2011 - 12:00
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Troll.
Skills: Xtreme Flame powers.
Skills: Xtreme Flame powers.
#98
Posté 05 mars 2011 - 12:01
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Clerics and monks are really the only two separate enough from the other 3, and as we've seen no divine magic...
Druids maybe, but that would work as a mage spec. Monk could technically work as a warrior spec as well. Honestly, it depends on how you flavor them.
No psychics...
Savant? The jack-of-all trades?
Artificer wouldn't work here.
Frankly, yeah, most could be covered with a spec. Which I would like to see more of, even if the trees are larger than DAO.
Druids maybe, but that would work as a mage spec. Monk could technically work as a warrior spec as well. Honestly, it depends on how you flavor them.
No psychics...
Savant? The jack-of-all trades?
Artificer wouldn't work here.
Frankly, yeah, most could be covered with a spec. Which I would like to see more of, even if the trees are larger than DAO.
