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[Jerrybnsn]

In Exile wrote...

Jerrybnsn wrote...
I didn't experience the lack of depth by playing a different race. It was, too me, stamped all over the game as you went.  My second play through was a female city-elf, and let's just say, she got toss to the way-side by Alistair because all of a sudden he was too good for a lowly elf.  Then to top it off, Morrigan announces it's time to sleep with her ex.  Elves got dumped on continously in the game.

? Alistair only dumps a non-noble if he isn't hardened. He treates mages the same as dwarves or elfs, and I don't recall race specific dialogue. I have no idea what you're talking about with the Morrigain thing, since Morrigain comes to you and you have to convice Alistair for the DR.

Well, it's implied enough that the future king cannot marry an elf.  The Morrigan thing was just  thrown in their to add insult to injury. I should explain that my city elf sacrifriced herself in the end for a perfect tragedy.

But there are plenty of instances throughout the story that elfs are looked down upon.  Quite a few npcs reacted negatively towards the elf warden at first contact.  So playing a non-human character does make the game seem different as you play it.  Heck, Loghain especially at the end had no sympathy for the elves.

Modifié par Jerrybnsn, 26 avril 2011 - 10:46 .

[rolson00]

Tooneyman wrote...

 After playing dragon age 2 would you like to be able to have multiple races back and how do you think Bioware cold go about making a story with multiple races, but with the same senario. 

My example of a Bioware creating a multiracial for your create a character for Dragon Age 3 is quite simple. 

The character you create for the new game would be found from an abandon merchant cart by your adopted parents or new guardian. This scenario is not only simple, but it would give Bioware an excuse to bring back the ability for you to create an elf, a dwarf and a human character. It was fun playing Hawke, but I would love to play as an elf again or a dwarf. Its nice because you wouldn't have to worry about a location or different backgrounds. All you would know is your character was found at a mysterious merchant kart and their parents were killed. -Tooneyman

I'm going to ask all of you who miss the multiple races to please hit this thread up and tell Bioware why you miss the multiracial and give good story scenarios on how to bring them back into the games without costing a lot of money and to much attention to detail. 

Another good scenario is Neverwinter Nights 2 where you have an adopted elf father. You can be any race you want and it doesn't matter because you know who your start father is. 

This thread is also for people who didn't like the multiple races in the game. Please give us your opinion on why you don't think they are nessecary and why you felt it didn't matter if we have them back. 

Rules to this thread. Make sure all comments are clean and are for debate only.  Have fun!

Plus I would like Bioware to consider maybe adding the ability of being able to create your character as a Qunari as well. I wold be very excited if they added this race to create a charater for DA 3.

I added a very simple poll to see if people would like it back. 
Polls link:
http://social.biowar...31/polls/19074/

i would  love to have the races back the one race thing was the big epic fail to me in da i'v said this in other threads i always play elves in fantasy games

[TheButterflyEffect]

They could make a Qunari hero work. Have the character come from a family of Qun abandoners.

[Haexpane]

 I treat you this way, because you're ugly and you deserve it!



Who is ugly?

[Tooneyman]

I think its kind of funny. A lot of people want the races back but they don't want ugly elf models. Well, of course Bioware will change the art design for the next game if they make it towards the elves. They have probably already seen the players reactions to the elves in general. As for the qunari. I think they are my biggest hope if they were to bring back the races and hopefully add one.

As for the origins. Bioware said they are never doing it again. However they never said they weren't going to do multiple races again. I think when they took the other races out of the equation it brought a lot of hopes down. The idea that you can't play something you added to the original is kind of a bummer.

Well I say this to you Bioware. You've had your little experiment and people are crapping on it when it comes to the cutting of certain features of the original game. They need to think about this clearly. The more you add to a game the more fun people will have with it. The new combat system was fun, but still we've given examples on how to add multiple races without have a being expensive and as for lip syncing the characters. Animators have to do that with every character and voice actor. Its not a big deal if its a play created character. Bioware is a smart company and can figure it way around it. But I don't want to hear an excuse from an employee saying. Well it was to hard or challenging. If you say that then you need to rethink you game creation skills and the talent you have working with it, because apparently your not doing your job and finding a creative solution to the problem.

IF bioware wants to remain on top they need to not give excuse like that and challenge themselves more. I think the DA 2 is a good experiment. Now try doing it again with different options.

Modifié par Tooneyman, 27 avril 2011 - 03:14 .