RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
Galad22 wrote...
This is your own opinion.
Personally I think people like you are the reason games are more streamlined, boring and easier these days.
Because I have my own opinion? I agree. I'm not a cookie cutter RPG-d00d.:kissing:
*shoulders shotgun*slimgrin wrote...
*shakes cane*RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
No no no. All wrong. They're gone because they were boring. You guys can play Suitcase Packer XTREME-RPG. ME2's inventory is the idea.
Get off my damn lawn..
the_one_54321 wrote...
*shoulders shotgun*slimgrin wrote...
*shakes cane*RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
No no no. All wrong. They're gone because they were boring. You guys can play Suitcase Packer XTREME-RPG. ME2's inventory is the idea.
Get off my damn lawn..
Get off my damn lawn too. <_<
MercenaryRQ wrote...
Have to agree, get rid of the dialogue wheel and the voiced PC...
Thought as i see it... DA3 will have the wheel with only one choice as to not overstrain the target audience. Also easier to get back to the "awesome button" action and exploding bodies
reading some posts here i wonder why some ppl play rpgs instead of fps or watch a movie...
I see your puny guns and raise you Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Galaxy. Shurikens. That is all.ItsToofy wrote...
Baneblade does make a good point, but lets not seriously get into the who's e-gun is bigger fight.
MercenaryRQ wrote...
reading some posts here i wonder why some ppl play rpgs instead of fps
Modifié par fchopin, 08 avril 2011 - 08:36 .
ItsToofy wrote...
MercenaryRQ wrote...
Have to agree, get rid of the dialogue wheel and the voiced PC...
Thought as i see it... DA3 will have the wheel with only one choice as to not overstrain the target audience. Also easier to get back to the "awesome button" action and exploding bodies
reading some posts here i wonder why some ppl play rpgs instead of fps or watch a movie...
At this point we won't even be able to ask questions, it'll already be part of the scene, and then we'll have the ME2 style of "This button = douche, this button = hope they let me in their pants" responses.
We went from 4 way intersections to a one way street that forks in two differant directions but ultimately leads to the same destination.
fchopin wrote...
MercenaryRQ wrote...
reading some posts here i wonder why some ppl play rpgs instead of fps
I think the reason is that they want to change RPG's in FPS games.
Soul Cool wrote...
I see your puny guns and raise you Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Galaxy. Shurikens. That is all.ItsToofy wrote...
Baneblade does make a good point, but lets not seriously get into the who's e-gun is bigger fight.
ItsToofy wrote...
They don't want to change them INTO FPS
games, they just want them to become as simple as the whole, point,
click, boom, headshot.
I mean, ME2 geared towards
the...well...gears of war group...call it what you will, but it has
pretty much the same combat system now. no upgrades, no inventory, 4-5
things to put "skill points' into and the dialogue is pretty much what
bridges the gap.
Modifié par Tirigon, 08 avril 2011 - 08:41 .
ItsToofy wrote...
*snippage*
You didn't spoil the RPG genre, you were just enjoying a shooter that was mislabeld, that's all...
and for a 42 year old woman you seem very keen on crapping on the history of a genre whos roots began in the 70's, people continue to play RPG's because they haven't swung radicaly in one direction or another in terms of being of a differant identity alltogether...RPGs that Bioware rush out now seem to be suffering an identity crisis, they don't even know what they are anymore, and neither do we.
If you enjoy it, great, more power to you, but if you decide to hold to a stance that sais this should be the wave of the future? then you have declared yourself part of the problem, not the solution. RPG's should be about challenge, whether that be through puzzle solving, navigating dialogue, or even as crazy as trying to figure out a discombobulated user interface or inventory system, then so be it. I enjoy those things and it seems like that is now some sort of 'blast from the past" now, and I'm only 27...but I can remember as far back as when I played games like Betrayal at Krondor and Fallout and Ultima. I felt challenged and felt as if I had accomplished something when I eventually mastered all the mechanics and systems of the game and had things figured out, now the developers have these all figured out for us and so lazily entered into the game where now we're supposed to press a button to make awesome happen, there is no more challenge for the sake of pleasing some idiot on a 360 who got tired of pwning n00bs.
for someone who claims they are as old as they say, you sure don't sound any more mature than alot of the trollers on this board, so congratulations for bringing yourself down to their level. Welcome to the internets.
Modifié par Siansonea II, 08 avril 2011 - 08:50 .
MercenaryRQ wrote...
Have to agree, get rid of the dialogue wheel and the voiced PC...
Thought as i see it... DA3 will have the wheel with only one choice as to not overstrain the target audience. Also easier to get back to the "awesome button" action and exploding bodies
reading some posts here i wonder why some ppl play rpgs instead of fps or watch a movie...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Sylvius the Mad wrote...
That doesn't make any sense at all. DAO's lines weren't voiced, so the game never gave you any information about how they were delivered. As such, you could choose to have them delivered however you wanted.
Exactly. In DA:O, the *player* chose how the Warden sounded.
DA2 takes that out of the imagination and puts it on a spoon.
To be fed. To the player.
Well, all I have to say to that is...omnomnomnomnom. More please!
So what you're saying is, you're not playing the game as an act of imagination, you want to be taken along for the story as if you're watching a movie.
Siansonea II wrote...
I want to participate in the action and influence outcomes, but yeah, I like a cinematic experience. If I lose nerd points because of that, somehow I know that my heart will go on.
ItsToofy wrote...
Well, point proven...moving on...
Tirigon wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
I want to participate in the action and influence outcomes, but yeah, I like a cinematic experience. If I lose nerd points because of that, somehow I know that my heart will go on.
42 is an age where this is, sadly, not certain. I should see a doctor if I was you.
Tirigon wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
I want to participate in the action and influence outcomes, but yeah, I like a cinematic experience. If I lose nerd points because of that, somehow I know that my heart will go on.
42 is an age where this is, sadly, not certain. I should see a doctor if I was you.
ItsToofy wrote...
Tirigon wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
I want to participate in the action and influence outcomes, but yeah, I like a cinematic experience. If I lose nerd points because of that, somehow I know that my heart will go on.
42 is an age where this is, sadly, not certain. I should see a doctor if I was you.
Careful with the insults, this thread has developed quite a discussion with alot of valid points and counter points, I would hate to see this thread locked cause of a sucker punch.
Siansonea II wrote...
ItsToofy wrote...
Well, point proven...moving on...
Oh yes, by all means, You Win™. I'm just not that sophisticated a gamer, I s'pose. Wait, is that ANOTHER oxymoron?
Tirigon wrote...
*le snip*
It´s not an insult, it´s the truth. A relative of me died at age 40 because of heart problems.........
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