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[Skellimancer]

http://kotaku.com/#!...ine-of-the-jrpg
Please make DA3 a RPG.

Modifié par Skellimancer, 09 avril 2011 - 06:52 .

[xkg]

Never seen that article before
Gratz BioWare - laughing at something and then after a while doing same thing must be a stupidest thing to do

[wojciec]

Hey Bioware, hintiddy hint hint?

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

“My favourite thing, it’s funny when you still see it, but the joke of some of the dialogue systems where it asks, ‘do you wanna do this or this,’ and you say no. ‘Do you wanna do this or this?’ No. ‘Do you wanna do this or this?’ No. Lemme think — you want me to say ‘yes.’ And that, unfortunately, really characterized the JRPG.”

Lol.

[wojciec]

Filament wrote...

I must be playing a different DA2 where you make choices and create a character. That's not to say I agree with Erickson's narrow definition of an RPG anyhow.

SHow me the moment where you actually create a character,and not just select one.

[Tirigon]

Ah, the irony......

[mesmerizedish]

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

*giggles*

[Skellimancer]

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

The Hawke plastic surgery screen?

[Merced652]

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

My bad, you're still hawke, who is still human, whose choices you apparently are championing are even more worthless than those found in jrpgs. If they can be found at all that is. 

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Actually, JRPGs are really restrictive when it comes to the protagonist. You have no role whatsoever in determining your character in most JRPGs. I've played and enjoyed a lot, but there's simply no input from the player in this regard.

Even though DA 2 is moving towards that direction, it's unfair to compare them directly. It's not the same. JRPG character creation is about as flexible as character creation in Assassin's Creed. As in there is none.

Modifié par mrcrusty, 09 avril 2011 - 07:16 .

[mesmerizedish]

Filament wrote...

As opposed to the Cousland plastic surgery screen?

Character creation is no different in DA2 than in DAO except there's only one Origin as opposed to six. That one Origin is no more predefined than Origins' were, though.

Less, actually, since you can be any class, where even the most flexible origins in Origins had only two.

[wojciec]

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

which is not present in DA 2 obviously. Maybe you're referring to the screen where you can only choose the name and appearance? That's not creating a character, that's customising.

[mesmerizedish]

wojciec wrote...

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

which is not present in DA 2 obviously. Maybe you're referring to the screen where you can only choose the name and appearance? That's not creating a character, that's customising.

So, what you're saying is that no video game ever has had character creation.

Nice to know we're on the same page.

[Skellimancer]

mrcrusty wrote...

Actually, JRPGs are really restrictive when it comes to the protagonist. You have no role whatsoever in determining your character in most JRPGs. I've played and enjoyed a lot, but there's simply no input from the player in this regard.

Even though DA 2 is moving towards that direction, it's unfair to compare them directly. It's not the same. JRPG character creation is about as flexible as character creation in Assassin's Creed. As in there is none.

O rly?

www.youtube.com/watch

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Lol. That's got nothing to do with what my post was about. My post was about the fixed protagonist in many JRPGs.

Modifié par mrcrusty, 09 avril 2011 - 07:22 .

[Aermas]

Pot meet kettle. You're both black as sin.

[mesmerizedish]

Aermas wrote...

Pot meet kettle. You're both black as sin.

Racist.

[xkg]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

wojciec wrote...

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

which is not present in DA 2 obviously. Maybe you're referring to the screen where you can only choose the name and appearance? That's not creating a character, that's customising.

So, what you're saying is that no video game ever has had character creation.

Nice to know we're on the same page.

go look at BG BG2 NWN NWN2 KOTOR KOTOR2 (should i continue) an stop spamming crap
no there is no starting character CREATION screen - only starting character CUSTOMIZATION screen

Modifié par xkg, 09 avril 2011 - 07:25 .

[Baelyn]

Skellimancer wrote...
*snip*
Please make DA3 a RPG.

You realize that Daniel Erickson (the guy quoted) had nothing to do with Dragon Age 2 right?

[wojciec]

xkg wrote...

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

wojciec wrote...

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

which is not present in DA 2 obviously. Maybe you're referring to the screen where you can only choose the name and appearance? That's not creating a character, that's customising.

So, what you're saying is that no video game ever has had character creation.

Nice to know we're on the same page.

go look at BG BG2 NWN NWN2 KOTOR KOTOR2 (should i continue) an stop spamming crap
no there is no starting character screen - only starting character customiztion screen

Thank you:) I'm glad SOMEONE is on the same page:)

[mesmerizedish]

xkg wrote...

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

wojciec wrote...

Filament wrote...

The character creation screen, obviously.

which is not present in DA 2 obviously. Maybe you're referring to the screen where you can only choose the name and appearance? That's not creating a character, that's customising.

So, what you're saying is that no video game ever has had character creation.

Nice to know we're on the same page.

go look at BG BG2 NWN NWN2 KOTOR KOTOR2 (should i continue) an stop spamming crap
no there is no starting character screen - only starting character customiztion screen

Every one of those games had a single origin story (like DAII), class selection (like DAII), name creation (like DAII), and appearance customization (like DAII).

What's your point?

[Gallimatia]

Are you really going to take this article seriously? The guy is out of touch with reality.

"Years ago, I doubt anyone could have predicted that Final Fantasy XIII would become something that doesn't even feel like an RPG to some"