What is up with the combat... it felt like I was playing a bad JRPG.
Please, someone tell me, are there people (who aren't 13 year old boys) who finds this cool?
Finishing moves look mint... when they're finishing moves.
Special moves are impressive... when they're special.
I just don't see the appeal in swinging a blade twice around your arse before skidding on your ballsack 5 meters and landing a dagger to the brain... if it happens every 3 damn seconds.
Oh, isometric view is scrapped. No tactics then. Just hack and slash? K.
The menu is poor. There was a certain charm about Origin's menu/inventory/journal being an open book. Especially seen as, you know, it's a medieval-themed RPG.
This new menu is too futuristic, and ugly.
The old saying... if it's not broken, don't fix it.
I prefer to play my own character, in real time. Like in Origins.
Not just supervise the events of an established character I have little connection with, who's story is being told in 3rd person.
Interesting concept but... is it better? I really don't think so. It's an unnessisary change. Just stick to whats good?
Darkspawn materialising from nowhere. Lol. Not immersion breaking in the slighest.
When I first saw my female's stance and walk I was horrified... but then I calmed myself down and considered the possibility that it's a customizable feature.
Nope.
Looks like every female model in the game has a vain model-stance and an oversexualised swingy-hip floppy-hand jog.
Why.
The story seems very odd to me...
The champion beginning their journey by escaping with their family from Lothering: that's a nice idea, and links nicely in with The Warden's story. To think this important adventure starts shortly after The Warden's, and they bassically cross unknowingly, is an attractive concept.
But an adult mage, adult warrior and another adult fighter, armed to the teeth, all 3 of whom are evidently quitecapable fighters... where exactly were they when the Warden was passing through Lothering? In the bath? Conveinently tucked away at home for the time? Wouldn't they have stuck out like a sore thumb amongst all those normal peasant folk? Why were they not in the village helping defence/aid?
I could go on, but I won't. All I'll say is that I didn't enjoy the demo. Not one bit.
Seriously, is this game worth buying, or it all the same crap from here on in?
Modifié par yaw, 29 avril 2011 - 01:19 .
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