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[GodBID]

No.

[AlanC9]

I don't see what the problem is. Pretty much all the changes in DA2 were well-known before it shipped -- I guess the recycled areas weren't known beforehand, but that's it.

If I like how DA3's being designed, I'll preorder if I feel like preordering. If I don't like where it's going I won't preorder. Simple.

[Rock Mu]

Depends on the setting and story focus. If the game takes place in another small area like Kirkwall, then I will most likely pass.

[suunio]

BUT GUUUUUUUUUUUUUYS!!!!!

If you don't pre-order the game, you won't be getting the full game!

[cachx]

I don't understand the whole philosophy behind pre-ordering something (unless is something very very popular that might sell out quickly).

I've been always been able to walk in, buy, and walk out. (Except that one time I tried to buy one of WoW's expansions, online purchase was not avaliable at that time).

But on topic, considering that I was not dissapointed by DA2, depending in what I see during development, DA3 will probably be a day 1 purchase still.

[Talogrungi]

Yep.

I'm not a game critic, an RPG purist or anything, I just judge games on whether I like them or not.

I've spent quite a few hours playing DA2; I'll be replaying DA:O shortly to create a new import to replay DA2 again, and I'll also be playing whatever DLC comes out in the next few months for it. I've already played for about 50-60 hours, and will probably triple that before I get bored of the game.

Good enough value-for-money as far as I'm concerned; I'll be buying DA3.

[Hatchetman77]

Rock Mu wrote...

Depends on the setting and story focus. If the game takes place in another small area like Kirkwall, then I will most likely pass.

My strong suspicion is the DA3 will have a more globetrotting feel to it, especially now that we have Isabella and access to a ship.  I think DA3 will involve following the trail left by the Warden and uncover what the Warden uncovered along the way, much like in KotOR where the story involved following Revan's trail.  Most likely Isabella's ship will function as the Normandy does in ME and ME2 (which kind of make Isabella into Joker. Well, mabey we'll get a cool ship battle cutscene at a  climatic part like the Citadel attack of ME1).  We'll end up discovering something about Flemith, the Old Gods, the real source of the Darkspawn and be introduced to the threat of the "Big Bad" that will be the antagonist for DA4 when all hell breaks loose.  I think we'll be playing as Hawke for the rest of the series.

If this is the case then I'm totally willing to put this game in the past and let bygones be bygones and I might even consider preordering.  If they try to bribe me with giving me free DLC at launch then my spidey sense will probably go off and I'll get suspicious.  

Modifié par Hatchetman77, 24 mars 2011 - 07:57 .

[Ferelden92]

I definitely would preorder DA3,

I am enjoying the game so far and will play through again as a warrior and rogue when finished.
Unlike lots of people I have not witnessed any bugs so far, bar 2:
- one miniscule bug which no one has noticed but me i think
(ponytail disappearing when running - only visible from the side).
- And a quest not finishing properly (well it did but was still in my quest log)

So if DA3 is anything like (better) than EITHER DA I will be beyond happy to purchase it without second thought.

well done and thank you Bioware

[Bluumberry]

Yes.

[omgtehwhale]

yes definately after playing both games its on the way to rising above the elder scrolls series as my favourite rpgs. keep up the good work bioware and give me some dlc naow!

[ink07]

suunio wrote...

BUT GUUUUUUUUUUUUUYS!!!!!

If you don't pre-order the game, you won't be getting the full game!

It doesn't matter. Preordering DA2 from Steam didn't net you the full game either because EA is busy snuffing Valve to push their idiotic online store. Also we are now paying 60dls for PC games (I'm sure a DD copy is as expensive as manufacturing the disc, the manual -until now anyways- import and licensing costs, taxes, etc. as physical media)

F*ck that.

[Derax]

Nope But i know now which testing sites to consult

[sanadawarrior]

Exzander1 wrote...

I would after I heard some information on it.

I never pre-order any game until I get a few details about the game.

This, just because I liked DA II doesnt mean they won't change it into something I will dislike.

[CakesOnAPlane]

Yes

[mya11]

No, I prefer have test of game of all

[naughty99]

cachx wrote...

I don't understand the whole philosophy behind pre-ordering something (unless is something very very popular that might sell out quickly).

When you pre-order on Steam, you can install the game in advance and begin playing at 12:01 am PST. That's the main benefit IMO. Also sometimes you get some free DLC items or mp3 version of the soundtrack, for example.

[Nicnacman]

If i could i would preorder DA 3 right now.

[sonofalich]

i'll wait for reviews this time around.

[Crimea River]

Yes.

[Alex Kershaw]

It's obviously far too early to say but at this stage - no. I would have to be thoroughly convinced by Bioware to pre-order DA3, but that doesn't look likely to happen. Laidlaw is still in denial by overusing that pathetic 'should we have put two archdemons together and called it a superblight?' excuse and so my answer is 'no' UNLESS there is some form of apology and acceptance from Bioware that the game wasn't up to their usual standards and they were going back to the Origins route.

[mpchi]

Probably will. Love the Dragon Age lore and universe Bioware has built so far, with still a lot of room to explore. DA:O was great fun with an epic setting to introduce the world and the big events. DA2 made it more up close and personal, with some some gameplay and storytelling changes. But they are both very enjoyable, so I am looking forward to see what tale DA3 will tell, as well as what kind of gameplay changes and improvements will be added to the mix.

[2papercuts]

no, will wait for reception

[BlenderisedMind]

I would, I'm a massive DA fan and find both games very unique. Yes the recycled areas are a bit of a let down but I look past that. No doubt in my mind that I'd pre-order DA3 given the chance

[Thokundin]

HELL YES

[Tommy6860]

Seelenleid wrote...

Yes i would, cause i think Bioware learned a lesson from DA2.
Every Bioware game apart from DA2 was a blast to me.

Not if they are already at this stage on the development of ME3. If they already went along the line with ME3 as they did with DA2 to cash in on less dev time, then that deal may already have been done. At this stage of the dev time for ME3, it would be nearly impossible to reverse or re-do elements of the game that would dumb down ME3 without having to make the game wait until well into next year. Keep in mind, and while I really liked ME2, it wasn't near the game for true RPG elements as was ME. If they can keep it along the lines of at least ME2, then it should be OK.

Funcom for Age of Conan and 2K for Civ 5 are on my blacklist
but i can't blacklist Bioware. If i look on my shelf i see KOTOR 1&2 - DA:O and ME 1&2 boxes.
Jesus Christ will forgive them DA2, we should do the same!

Despite my complete lack of beliefs, didn't Jesus attack the money changers among the Pharisees at the temple because of profiteering. If he only would do the same to EA for what they did to DA2. Also, didn't the price of the PC version go up by $10 anyway.

"And Jesus went into the temple of God, and cast out all them that
sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the
moneychangers, and the seats of them that sold doves, And said unto
them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer; but
ye have made it a den of thieves." 

Matthew 21:12-13

Modifié par Tommy6860, 24 mars 2011 - 09:56 .