Tarquin Melfea wrote...
Huh, I had assumed that some of those junk items would be used as quest items, for crafting or as gifts. Now I'm reading here that they are just saleable loot and that is all.
I already thought this game was utter rubbish. Now I find that it is even more rubbish than I already thought. Incredible. I feel robbed.
Shazzie wrote...
And it's even better when one of your quest rewards goes straight into the Junk bin. Yay, BioWare! Your quests are junk!
(Yes, I'm still bitter about that one. <grumble>)
Though, on a positive note, I liked the DA:O (and other) easter eggs in the junk loot. They made me smile! I just wish it wouldn't have been icon-less, text-less crap, and had actual descriptions and the like.
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Modifié par casa de morte, 09 avril 2011 - 10:41 .
JalenTigh wrote...
They are junk, hence the sell all junk button. No purpose whatsoever but to take up space and make you visit the vendors more often to get rid of all the crap.
Problem is, there is no description attached to the junk items. Nor to the usable items.Anci3nt0n3 wrote...
THE biggest aspect of an RPG is lore, always has been, always will be. Adding description to junk could be used to present lore to the players. Kinda like how oblivion had those notes that were pointless but added a sense of atmosphere.
You will read it at least once if they didn't have the "Sell All Junk" button.
casa de morte wrote...
What could possibly be more rewarding than spending the entire game getting your rogue up to level 40 cunning to open a master chest for a raven feather and a moth-eaten scarf? Not only did Bioware feel giving less money for selling equipment was a good idea, they also felt getting junk out of chests was something you would spend hours enjoying.
When Bioware adds a junk section in the inventory maybe, just maybe, they should rethink some choices made in development. Many people refer to items found in a game as loot and loot is supposed to be good not a broken longsword or opal fragment.
In all my days of playing RPGs, that's starting from Nintendo's Dragon Warrior and Final Fantasy, I've never had a section of my inventory titled junk. Next time just title the section 'lazy' since that's what this whole game seems to be.
What should have been done with the junk is if you collect certain items you could build something cool, instead the developers thought lazy would be cooler. So there is the purpose, hours of fun collecting completely useless items to sell for next to nothing. Man, I am having fun just thinking about it (insert massive amounts of sarcasm).
Aaleel wrote...
I also found it strange that they put so much time into naming the junk. But when I get to a vendor I have to spend time going through 5 items called 'ring', another 6 called 'belt' and a few more all called 'ornate amulet'.
The delivery quest thing was a waste of time too. If I'm not getting a task from someone to complete, just make the loot valuable so I can sell it with the rest of the stuff. Not have to go to the merchant and then go find someone to say 'oh you dropped this'. If no one asked you to find something, how would you know who to return it to, and where they are?
Modifié par Yrkoon, 10 avril 2011 - 12:00 .
Yrkoon wrote...
speaking of junk items... forget torn trowsers, vials of darkspawn blood and opal fragments. Yesterday while playing, I found a gall bladder. That's right, a gall bladder.
Modifié par cotheer, 10 avril 2011 - 12:20 .
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