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[RueTheDay003]

I agree with the OP, and this is why I like Bioware games over those made by Bethesda: you do not feel like your character is alone. However, that is exactly how I felt while playing DA2. I have faith in Bioware, however, and I am thinking maybe they didn't realize how important these details were to player immersion? I know VO work is expensive, but I agree, even just having the option to have the same short "I love you/thanks for being a friend" conversation option available whenever would make the characters seem more connected to each other.

[Xaln]

I do agree, but the NPC interaction can be mostly attributed to the fact someone is TELLING a story. They don't put the trivial things down. This has its advantages, and quite clearly disadvantages. I appreciate what the game has to offer while accepting that its not as personal as DAO.

[Eternal Dust]

The problem is those wonderful NPCs that you get to talk to are now turned into that long laundry list of sidequests that you have to do. There's TOO MUCH of them that they dilute the main story. I feel like the whole game is just pieced together by sidequests.

[Earthlump]

Xaln wrote...

I do agree, but the NPC interaction can be mostly attributed to the fact someone is TELLING a story. They don't put the trivial things down. This has its advantages, and quite clearly disadvantages. I appreciate what the game has to offer while accepting that its not as personal as DAO.

Varric might be telling the story, but the story is ultimately made by you as you get around.
I get what you are saying, but even so I dont think that it is right the way it is right now. Since its as much your story as Varric's, you should be the one to decide on how personal you want to go with the people of kirkwall. Some might not care, others clearly do.

That all aside from the fact that kirkwall looks about as booming and full of life as the sahara desert.

octoberfire wrote...

The problem is those wonderful NPCs
that you get to talk to are now turned into that long laundry list of
sidequests that you have to do. There's TOO MUCH of them that they
dilute the main story. I feel like the whole game is just pieced
together by sidequests.

And theres that. Which wouldnt be a problem if there was some story to them. But some of the sidequest involve bring people trash loot you found some place random with absolutely no link between them FedEx Age II

Modifié par Earthlump, 21 mars 2011 - 08:29 .

[DaewaNya]

I understand and fully agree with you OP, sadly.

[Vast_Girth]

Excellent post. 100% agree with every word.

[Thehealeroftruu]

Well said 100% agree.