Seitur wrote...
Great! But I think horns should get more love, now they look like flesh, while I think they should be really noticeably epic. Maybe golden with glowing aura around them?
mrcrusty wrote...
Sten's defining moment.
randName wrote...
sleepyowlet wrote...
That's it, I'm out of here. If I stayed, I'd start puking, and that would be a waste of truly excellent pizza. I'll never understand people like you who think that it's fun to slaughter things in video-games while looking at women in skimpy armour.
I'm not saying that you shouldn't enjoy it - by all means, knock yourself out. I'm just saying that I don't get it. But perhaps I'm just too old and too female, and that's why I'm so disgusted.
Have fun storming the castle.
I think you are partly misunderstanding us, or me at least - I'm all for accurate portrayal of society, or women, or idealistic and Utopian versions that promote women and women's rights ~ I normally prefer well armoured companions and realistic clothing, but that's besides the point of this thread - since we have already established a foundation that argue that what you are portrayed as in DA2, and should be in DA3, are demi-gods of destruction, and as such normal rules of armaments don't apply, nor do we want intellectual thought in the game but rather raw desire and lust, the lust for blood for one, but also for power sex and everything else, raw animalism.
They have already showed us the way with companion armour based on cloth like Isabela, and our examples here are at least as functional - and we simply want BioWare to continue on the beaten path and give us what we secretly desire.
As such you could even be given a good example of what our base desires will lead us as they could use metrics to measure our arousal as we complete various base acts.
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
So if I get shot in the head and survive, I'm a demi-god?
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
Did you forget about the Nevarran Dragon hunters? Are they demi--gods? No. They've just done extensive training on how to deal with dragons. Likewise Hawke has battled numerous dragons from the start of Act 1 to the High Dragon fight, so he knows what to do. He isn't just going in there for the first time and slaughtering everything.
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
Isabella's armor is meant to reflect that she's a PIRATE, as well as a nymphomaniac. This has nothing to do with making the female companions scantily clad.
fchopin wrote...
xkg wrote...
Edit: Slying only darkspawns/spiders/abominations while running around with 3 companions is getting old - time to make something new
What do you mean by your post?
Do you mean the 3 companions should be changed or the other point?
You do much more in DA2, as mentioned you stick staves through chests, eat hearts from the chests of living enemies - you are closer to a demi-god than human for sure, or even Ajax would be impressed with Hawke.
Never mentioned the dragon because that is more or less fine.
Yet that wasn't the point, the point was that in combat these damigods and damigodesses doesn't need armour, but will do well with cloth and skin.
Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 25 avril 2011 - 08:35 .
xkg wrote...
Both.
First one is obvious.
Secon one - if i cant take more companions with me, i would like to be able to hire some thugs/mercs to follow my company - more peeps on battlefield - more epic battles.
yeldarbnotned wrote...
I agree that DA 3 needs more enemies. I don’t remember how many I killed in DA 2 but hopefully that number will be tripled.
I also agree with earlier posts about replacing most of the dialogue with party banter. This would keep the game flowing as we progress from one battle to the next.
DA 2 made some great strides by speeding up the combat and allowing us just to mow down wave after wave. It is exhilarating watching dozens of bodies explode for each combat.
I for one am thankful they removed useless tactics from Origins. There was absolutely no point in scouting to ascertain any kind of pre battle strategy. The true strategy came in predicting where the enemies would suddenly just materialize or drop from the sky, so one could position their party appropriately. Not to mention, it was wise to conserve some of your abilities for future waves.
Removing trap making and making scouting obsolete really picked up the pace of the game. Hopefully for the next game, they will remove other rogue abilities such as lock picking and trap disabling. Those really were just nuisances which broke the rhythm of the game.
2papercuts wrote...
i really hope there are mor enimes in the nest game so i can kill more people and struff they could all be attacking me and raining down but ill be pressing my awesome buttons and they will be dying so fast it will be awesome i also hope they get rid of all the talking stuff and reading its so boring and it should instead be more explosin and stuff and i hop e they get rid of the thing where you hav eot by more tools and stuff its so boring id rather be killing things because id ont want to think while im playing a game i just want to see awesome explosion things
i also hope they improve the awesome to button ratio because DA2 is pretty good but you had to hit the button to many times and it got tiring i hope they make it so you hit one button and get hours of awesome like a movie
bros and sis. 
From www.geardiary.com/2011/02/27/is-this-the-future-of-the-rpg-if-so-the-rpg-is-dead/starting the game, your character walks up, says something kind of over the top, and immediately starts exploding Darkspawn. I haven’t set my decks at all. I haven’t spent points.
Modifié par randName, 26 avril 2011 - 09:05 .
randName wrote...
Laidlaw.From www.geardiary.com/2011/02/27/is-this-the-future-of-the-rpg-if-so-the-rpg-is-dead/starting the game, your character walks up, says something kind of over the top, and immediately starts exploding Darkspawn. I haven’t set my decks at all. I haven’t spent points.
I really do think we are on the same page in this thread, so it's looking good for DA3.
mrcrusty wrote...
randName wrote...
Laidlaw.From www.geardiary.com/2011/02/27/is-this-the-future-of-the-rpg-if-so-the-rpg-is-dead/starting the game, your character walks up, says something kind of over the top, and immediately starts exploding Darkspawn. I haven’t set my decks at all. I haven’t spent points.
I really do think we are on the same page in this thread, so it's looking good for DA3.
AWESOME!
The good news is that most real RPG fans haven’t looked to Bioware or Bethesda for anything of substance in more than 5 years – good thing since their games have regressed from the genre significantly. Most fans look to either European developers (Risen, Drakensang, Divinity 2, etc) or indie developers (Eschalon, Avernum, Depths of Peril, Avadon, etc) – and this year looks to be an awesome year for games from both of those sources.
Bioware will continue making good games with great writing … but their days as anything like a ‘RPG leader’ have long since been over. The RPG isn’t dead, fortunately, but don’t look to Bioware to make them anymore.
Modifié par randName, 26 avril 2011 - 11:02 .
randName wrote...
And that fits well with our cause that DA3 should get rid of the last remnants of BioWares past, since they don't want it, and they are proving better at dealing with epic fights and thunderous flashes of lust.
Sejborg wrote...
randName wrote...
And that fits well with our cause that DA3 should get rid of the last remnants of BioWares past, since they don't want it, and they are proving better at dealing with epic fights and thunderous flashes of lust.
Yes! A thing that I found weird was, how I was supposed to go talk to my companions at their homes or where they worked in DA2. Then there would be this long conversation where they just kept talking, talking and talking. And then finally when it was over, I could get back to the awesome fighting.
For DA3 - please remove those conversations. It's not talking and interacting with NPC's that make games awesome. Such things are boring. It's the fighting that make games awesome!
Perhaps do it like this for DA3. You receive a mail - some companion wants to talk to you. But when you arrive there is no talking, but instead there is a big glorious and awesome fight going on. Then if the companion had something important to say, he can tell you while figting. And he should make it quick also. Nobody wants to hear long rambling conversations. Why postpone the inevitable? We know it will end in a fight anyway, so might as well get right to it.
More fighting and explosions for DA3.
Less long, rambling and boring conversations.
Sejborg wrote...
Yes! A thing that I found weird was, how I was supposed to go talk to my companions at their homes or where they worked in DA2. Then there would be this long conversation where they just kept talking, talking and talking. And then finally when it was over, I could get back to the awesome fighting.
For DA3 - please remove those conversations. It's not talking and interacting with NPC's that make games awesome. Such things are boring. It's the fighting that make games awesome!
Perhaps do it like this for DA3. You receive a mail - some companion wants to talk to you. But when you arrive there is no talking, but instead there is a big glorious and awesome fight going on. Then if the companion had something important to say, he can tell you while figting. And he should make it quick also. Nobody wants to hear long rambling conversations. Why postpone the inevitable? We know it will end in a fight anyway, so might as well get right to it.
More fighting and explosions for DA3.
Less long, rambling and boring conversations.
Modifié par mrcrusty, 26 avril 2011 - 01:16 .
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