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[Dubya75]

Read the review here.
Perhaps this is why such a large part of the community is so unhappy? Change is never pleasant...however, DA2 is indeed very pleasant!

[Zmajc]

It would be pleasant if they bothered to make a full game not half a game with recycled maps, no real decisions, pointless side quests, huge plot holes and really really bad companions.

Modifié par Zmajc, 05 avril 2011 - 10:18 .

[Persephone]

You know, I remember this being said about NWN and its sequels, DAO, ME, The Witcher and now DAII....and yet....given all these amazing titles, I have never loved the RPG genre more.

[Madkipz]

Im sure the indie scene will find some way to work around having a low budget to play with and make good crpgs.

[Persephone]

Zmajc wrote...

It would be pleasant if they bothered to make a full game not half a game with recycled maps, no real decisions, pointless side quests, huge plot holes and really really bad companions.

Yeah, one could call DAO that.....

Wait, you meant DAII?

Yes, one could call DAII that too.

[Dubya75]

Persephone wrote...

You know, I remember this being said about NWN and its sequels, DAO, ME, The Witcher and now DAII....and yet....given all these amazing titles, I have never loved the RPG genre more.

You stole the words out of my mouth!

[JediHealerCosmin]

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

[MrTijger]

Persephone wrote...

You know, I remember this being said about NWN and its sequels, DAO, ME, The Witcher and now DAII....and yet....given all these amazing titles, I have never loved the RPG genre more.

Purists might argue those are not proper RPG's anyway so they do not matter. Then again purists have thick books with rules and tables and dice

I dont feel it matters what you call a game as long as its fun and absorbing. I'll happily play Guild Wars one week and Civ the next.

[Dubya75]

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong. He should be banished!

Modifié par Dubya75, 05 avril 2011 - 10:23 .

[Khayness]

Persephone wrote...

You know, I remember this being said about NWN and its sequels, DAO, ME, The Witcher and now DAII....and yet....given all these amazing titles, I have never loved the RPG genre more.

Those games had a reasonable deadline.

[Madkipz]

Dubya75 wrote...

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong.

No, he sits idly by and watches the world change. Just because he was present and the other catalysts for the entire mage templar ordeal are dead does not make him some kind of world changing champion. He is just a tool good at fighting that happened to fight the right guys at the right moments.

[JediHealerCosmin]

Dubya75 wrote...

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong. He should be banished!

   In any event, it's a good read. We'll see what the future of RPGs has in store for us.

"We stand on the precipice of change." ~Flemeth

Modifié par JediHealerCosmin, 05 avril 2011 - 10:27 .

[Persephone]

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

Dubya75 wrote...

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong. He should be banished!

   In any event, it's a good read. We'll see what the future of RPGs has in store for us.

"We stand on the precipice of change." ~Flemeth

Now let us LEAP........:D

[Skwervin]

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

Dubya75 wrote...

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong. He should be banished!

   In any event, it's a good read. We'll see what the future of RPGs has in store for us.

"We stand on the precipice of change." ~Flemeth

PUSH! :innocent:

[MrTijger]

[quote]Persephone wrote...

   In any event, it's a good read. We'll see what the future of RPGs has in store for us.

"We stand on the precipice of change." ~Flemeth
[/quote]

Now let us LEAP........:D

[/quote]

Easy to say if you're a dragon, can you teach me that trick?

[Dubya75]

Madkipz wrote...

Dubya75 wrote...

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

I kind of missed the part in DA2 where the reviewer says that Hawke saves the world...

Where the heck does that even happen?  

Indeed, Hawke CHANGES the world. The reviewer did get that slightly wrong.

No, he sits idly by and watches the world change. Just because he was present and the other catalysts for the entire mage templar ordeal are dead does not make him some kind of world changing champion. He is just a tool good at fighting that happened to fight the right guys at the right moments.

Whatever gets the job done! 

[Zmajc]

Persephone wrote...

Zmajc wrote...

It would be pleasant if they bothered to make a full game not half a game with recycled maps, no real decisions, pointless side quests, huge plot holes and really really bad companions.

Yeah, one could call DAO that.....

Wait, you meant DAII?

Yes, one could call DAII that too.

Except DA:O and DA2 couldn't be further apart in points i described not that I liked DA:O that much either.

Modifié par Zmajc, 05 avril 2011 - 10:35 .

[JediHealerCosmin]

We should really learn how to become dragons  

[MrTijger]

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

We should really learn how to become dragons  

Yeah, Flemeth wouldnt oblige. Mean old witch, she even said she liked me and still no dragon, blah.

[Persephone]

[quote]MrTijger wrote...

[quote]Persephone wrote...

   In any event, it's a good read. We'll see what the future of RPGs has in store for us.

"We stand on the precipice of change." ~Flemeth
[/quote]

Now let us LEAP........:D

[/quote]

Easy to say if you're a dragon, can you teach me that trick? [/quote]

Drats. You mean you don't know how either?

[MrTijger]

Persephone wrote...

Drats. You mean you don't know how either?

*grumble* no....

[Ponendus]

Oh well, guess we'll all have to find something else to do.

...

Knitting?

[Zmajc]

Maybe once SW: TOR is finished and James Ohlen (lead designer of BG2, KOTOR, NWN) is free to take over new projects, things will get a bit better for classic rpg lovers.

We can but hope.

[AkiKishi]

What do you mean change is never pleasant ? Some change is, some is not. Change for the sake of change is misguided and will invariably fail.

Even if you like the changes , DA2 is still a substandard game.Dragged up only by higher than average production values.

I'm very interested to see Obsidians take on Dungeon Siege III. For a hack and slash it's got some some solid story and RP elements.

Modifié par BobSmith101, 05 avril 2011 - 11:02 .