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[Bathead]

With only a couple of minor qubbles, so far I'm enjoying DA2, so unless somethin ghappens to dramtically alter that before I finish I likely would pre-order DA3, unless I hated the DA3 demo.

[Ravenfeeder]

Sure I'll pre-order. The price is generally cheaper than post-release and you get extra goodies. Of course I reserve the right to cancel my pre-order if the game looks rubbish just prior to release.

[Sarethus]

Nope, Pre-ordered DA2 and not going to get bitten again.

[Zorlagius]

Speaking of pre-order bonuses, I have never seen any that were worth giving up your money up front. To me you would have to offer 50% more game to make me consider, not just couple items or couple missions. Even worse sometimes these items are so overpowered using them ruins all challenge.

[Sapphira]

no

[lizzbee]

Not a chance. This was my first, and last, pre-order.

[Jademoon121]

I made a mistake of preordering DA2, I should've just waited for the reviews to come in. When DA3 rolls around, I'll probably just wait.

[Valfreyja]

While DA2 -did- have enjoyable parts here and there, I won't preorder DA3, especially if this is the direction they intend to take it in.

[Chewin]

Mecher3k wrote...
Combat sucks compared to DA:O, if you don't like origins then go play every other hack and slash "RPG." And leave classics alone.

"Combat in DAO was so slow and repetitive."

And combat in DA2 was stupidfast and repetitive to near unbelief. On anything but nightmare all a mage has to do is cast Gravitic Ring, Pull of the Abyss, walking bomb, and kill target, and everything nearby, with walking bomb. And use firestrom to kill anything left. Even works on nightmare, except the firestorm part as the rooms are so crowded most of the time you will firestorm yourself.

Also it's only fast if your not a mage or rogue that is getting constantly knocked back to death.

Yep your right, DA2's combat is so much better!!!!111

To keep on topic, no chance I will preorder if it's more of DA2 after starting playing DA:O again.

Change is coming to the world. Some fear change and
will fight it with every fibre of their being. But sometimes, change is
what they need most. Sometimes, change is what sets them free.

―Morrigan

Modifié par Chewin3, 26 mars 2011 - 02:33 .

[dantares83]

i think i might.. coz I am still a fan!

[Taura-Tierno]

I would preorder DA3.

[LoneStalker]

lizzbee wrote...

Not a chance. This was my first, and last, pre-order.

My situation exactly. A shame really, considering how addictive Origins was...

[Shadow Raziel]

Yeah I will pre order it. I have enjoyed the game. games evolve and change. each one stand on it's own. I usually go in tabula rasa. Sometimes people get pissed off at developers because they did not make "their game". Of course I will pre order DA III. bioware stands alone at the top of the RPG hill IMHO. FPS action adventure games are a dime a dozen. not many RPG games out there.

[HyperLimited]

Preordering DA3 for me will be based on the amount and quality of information released about DA3 before release, and NOT based on whether or not I like DA2. That's exactly how I preordered DA2...and all other games I've preordered.

Modifié par HyperLimited, 26 mars 2011 - 03:19 .

[Asenkah]

If I had to base that decision only off of DA2 then probably not. However thats a little silly and would want to hear about what changes they have made to the things that didn't work particularly well in DA2 before making that decision. I was wary of what I read regarding DA2 but gave them the benefit of the doubt and pre-ordered this time. I'll follow my initial reaction going forward as it seemed to the correct one.

Though I am a sucker for pre-order bonuses so they could still maybe pull me in that way unfortunately.

[LilyasAvalon]

DA2 was nice, but it wasn't the best Bioware had produced and CERTAINLY not worth the SE or collector's edition guide.

I know I'll end up preorder ME3 and DA3 though, they sell for the same price anyway and I get extras, so why not? I know I'll end up getting them anyway. I NEVER leave a series unfinished. That being said, I do hope ME3 and DA3 are HUGE improvements as opposed to this, like I said, it certainly was not worth what I paid for.

[Mirlin06]

I've played well over 65 hours in the game and while I might not pre-order, since i typically don't anyway, DA3 would have a very good chance of me doing so. I do not understand the negative response so many are giving to DA2 in this thread. The Story was good, the graphics are beautiful, the new combat system flows amazingly(immersion), and the classes are more defined in their roles.

Really what was taken out was some of the more time wasting parts of the game. I played Origins through several times. And unless you really really enjoyed running around for elf-root and mushrooms.... the "crafting" was terrible, and the Rune system in Awakening was awful.

Maybe people really liked pausing the game every round of talent activations to set up the player and the companions again for another epic combo. Personally, I'm annoyed that the companions don't drink a health potion when their health is were I pre-set it, right on que. To me, having to take control of every move of my character and my companions every fight totally takes me out of the game and back in my computer chair, for this a story driving game, especially.

[matty_s]

probably not:( but ill have to wait and see what information comes out before its release

[Recon Member]

Chewin3 wrote...

Mecher3k wrote...
Combat sucks compared to DA:O, if you don't like origins then go play every other hack and slash "RPG." And leave classics alone.

"Combat in DAO was so slow and repetitive."

And combat in DA2 was stupidfast and repetitive to near unbelief. On anything but nightmare all a mage has to do is cast Gravitic Ring, Pull of the Abyss, walking bomb, and kill target, and everything nearby, with walking bomb. And use firestrom to kill anything left. Even works on nightmare, except the firestorm part as the rooms are so crowded most of the time you will firestorm yourself.

Also it's only fast if your not a mage or rogue that is getting constantly knocked back to death.

Yep your right, DA2's combat is so much better!!!!111

To keep on topic, no chance I will preorder if it's more of DA2 after starting playing DA:O again.

Change is coming to the world. Some fear change and
will fight it with every fibre of their being. But sometimes, change is
what they need most. Sometimes, change is what sets them free.

―Morrigan

QFT, my good sir.

Morrigan couldn't have said it better:D

[Mecher3k]

Chewin3 wrote...

Mecher3k wrote...
Combat sucks compared to DA:O, if you don't like origins then go play every other hack and slash "RPG." And leave classics alone.

"Combat in DAO was so slow and repetitive."

And combat in DA2 was stupidfast and repetitive to near unbelief. On anything but nightmare all a mage has to do is cast Gravitic Ring, Pull of the Abyss, walking bomb, and kill target, and everything nearby, with walking bomb. And use firestrom to kill anything left. Even works on nightmare, except the firestorm part as the rooms are so crowded most of the time you will firestorm yourself.

Also it's only fast if your not a mage or rogue that is getting constantly knocked back to death.

Yep your right, DA2's combat is so much better!!!!111

To keep on topic, no chance I will preorder if it's more of DA2 after starting playing DA:O again.

Change is coming to the world. Some fear change and
will fight it with every fibre of their being. But sometimes, change is
what they need most. Sometimes, change is what sets them free.

―Morrigan

Wow, amazing comeback to what I said!

It's funny you quote from DA:O though considering my post. But the irony of that is too over your head.

And considering how most people agree with what I'm saying, it's double fail to you.

[BeefoTheBold]

No, I will not.

[Mecher3k]

Thekill_3 wrote...

Morrigan couldn't have said it better:D

You could also not be more of a an fool. It's hilarious you don't see the irony of using a quote from DA:O to attack my post saying how much DA:O is better then DA2.