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[Mr.House]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

Don't give a damn about Metacritic scores, dearie. Nobody tells me what to like & what not to like. Not Metacritic, not a community mob mentality & certainly not ratings of any kind.

I hate Oblivion because IMHO Morrowind was better in every way. I love DAII. Live with it.

You should've written "in my opinion" in the original post, then.

To be honest, you're the only person I've ever read about that dislikes Oblivion, whilst everywhere I go on the internet there are people who despise Dragon Age 2(not me).

You need to explore the net more. I have seen alot of Oblvion hate, more so from the Morrowind fans who where disaponited.

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

[Persephone]

adneate wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...
That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story.

Ah so not Dragon Age 2 then.

Worked for me. In DAII, that is. Oblivion......esp. unmodded? No way.

[Valcutio]

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

Bah! You're not supposed to use the horses! How else are you going to level your running and jumping?

[Mr.House]

Alistairlover94 wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

I could give a a nugs ass about ratings tbh. Many games get high scorest hat don't deserve it, shall I remind you of MW2 and Halo 3.

I don't play FPS games(aside from New Vegas), which one is better?

The point is, that even if a game has a high rating, it does not mean anything because there will always be people who dislike it, disapointed or in the case of certain fanbases, unpleaseable.

Modifié par Mr.House, 27 mai 2011 - 10:43 .

[MorrigansLove]

Mr.House wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

Don't give a damn about Metacritic scores, dearie. Nobody tells me what to like & what not to like. Not Metacritic, not a community mob mentality & certainly not ratings of any kind.

I hate Oblivion because IMHO Morrowind was better in every way. I love DAII. Live with it.

You should've written "in my opinion" in the original post, then.

To be honest, you're the only person I've ever read about that dislikes Oblivion, whilst everywhere I go on the internet there are people who despise Dragon Age 2(not me).

You need to explore the net more. I have seen alot of Oblvion hate, more so from the Morrowind fans who where disaponited.

Hey, I loved both Morrowind and Oblivion, mostly because both of their worlds are so immersive. Both great games in their own right.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

[Mr.House]

Persephone wrote...

adneate wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...
That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story.

Ah so not Dragon Age 2 then.

Worked for me. In DAII, that is. Oblivion......esp. unmodded? No way.

Only way to play Oblvion is modded tbh and havet he expansion.

[DiebytheSword]

There were lots of things I loved in DA2, and as most others did, I noticed the glaring flaws. You have addressed these flaws, and you say you and your team are working to make things right. For my money, this is good enough, and I trust that you will work towards these goals.

As a person who studied programming for many years, and occasionally dabbles in it, DA2's quality inside its development frame is amazing. You worked hard to get this game looking this nice and mostly working to us inside your alotted time. I understand why you and your team are proud of DA2, and I'm thankful that your pride does not mean you will yeild to stubborness or ego.

I'm not going to dwell on the errors that you have already identified as areas of work. You've got that buttoned down. I look forward to seeing what your team will do with DLC, as I'm good for more Free Marching (at a price, oh the irony).

Despite its flaws, the game was enjoyable, and I did enjoy the writing and companions, though the ending needed more meat. A corination for Viscount Hawke would have been nice. The combat was nice, but needs less gib (which you say is fixed for the next patch).

The tactical element in DAO was lost in translation, but I have faith your team can reclaim this. Even waves aren't neccesarily bad if they're handled right.

Once concern I have for DAIII is not unsimilar to one I had from KOTOR. You speak of kicking over the sandcastle and stirring the pot, but when you took your ball home you took my Warden with you. I never got to see the General and Revan try and stop the Sith Empire from returning. I would have liked to. Don't dissapoint me on this one twice, give me the results of the potential you've set up. Show me that my Warden(s) would not sit on his/her ass(es) and allow the world to fall apart. The fires stirred up by Hawke's adventures in Kirkwall demand that heroes from all corners of Thedas do what heroes do. You brought this on yourself after all, since Cassandra is looking for both the Warden and the Champion. I don't care if my Warden's face needs to be recreated in the character creator, I don't care if my Warden has a voice I didn't imagine, and I double especially don't care that my Warden might not have the equipment he/she left Awakenings wit . . . . okay I lied on that last one, Starfang and Vigilance should be an option

You might also want to add options to interrupt other characters while they are talking, some DA2 NPCs and companions needed to get punched pretty badly while talking. After all, Commander Shephard doesn't take that nonsense in the future, and I know he/she didn't invent it.

A final nitpick, why does no one in the DA universe use horses? Just a thought. As long as you don't do horse armor DLC.

Thanks for taking the time to address the communty concerning fan reaction to DAII I didn't hate the game by a long shot, it was pretty good, and it probably would have been quite good if it had only had more time in the oven.  I have played through 3 times already, working on my fourth.  So while I sound critical, my 120 hours play time is well spent so far, and I look forward to seeing the DLC and DAIII.  Hell, I'll probably still preorder DAIII.

Modifié par DiebytheSword, 27 mai 2011 - 10:49 .

[Persephone]

Valcutio wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

Bah! You're not supposed to use the horses! How else are you going to level your running and jumping?

That's true, heh. But they're not even pretty to look at. What...with their alien faces?

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

You're right. Horses are horses. Who cares if they don't control exactly like they do in real life? Oh, you do? I see.

[Riloux]

Bryy_Miller wrote...

Riloux wrote...
Mike Laidlaw's post condensed into 4 sentences:
"Sorry. We ****ed up. We're working on it. We still want the CoD crowd."

I don't understand how you could think he said any of that unless you want to be disappointed. I mean, honestly.

"Sorry. We ****ed up."

I am absolutely aware of the concerns voiced here. Issues like level re-use, the implementation of wave combat, concerns about the narrative and significance of choice and so on have all been not only noted, but examined, inspected and even aided me (and many, many others on the team) in formulating future plans.

"We're working on it."

Further, I'm not only aware of the concerns, but I agree that there are aspects of DA II that not only can but must be improved in future installments. And that is precisely our intent. Finally, let me conclude by saying that while we are all aware of your concerns, I am very proud of what the team accomplished with Dragon Age II. I know many are advocating a "it wasn't broke, why did you try to fix it?" stance, and I absolutely understand why.

"We still want the CoD crowd."

From my perspective, as someone looking to the future and the DA franchise, I think that DA II moved us into a space that has more potential. A larger potential audience? Sure, who wouldn’t want more players diving into the experience of playing an RPG?

His words are pretty, and he's a fine writer, but very transparent. 

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

You're right. Horses are horses. Who cares if they don't control exactly like they do in real life? Oh, you do? I see.

Yeah, I do. Because it looks ridiculous.

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

You're right. Horses are horses. Who cares if they don't control exactly like they do in real life? Oh, you do? I see.

Yeah, I do. Because it looks ridiculous.

So does the combat in DA2.

[druplesnubb]

Valcutio wrote...

One last thing. Am I the only one that finds it funny as Hell when one of the devs acts surprised when people are upset at the lack of original environments in the game?

"Oh, you guys like going to new and different places? You didn't like that one cave we designed? It was a really intricate cave! Well, we'll be sure to work on that in the DLC! See? We're listening!"

Rubbish. Absolute rubbish.

Please tell me in case you find a dev who has actually done that.

Modifié par druplesnubb, 27 mai 2011 - 10:50 .

[adneate]

Persephone wrote...
Worked for me. In DAII, that is. Oblivion......esp. unmodded? No way.

Didn't work for me, Dragon Age II allows you only to be reactionary you can't ever be pro-active. Hawke spends most of her time sitting around on her narrow ass waiting for things to fall apart so she can get involved at the very last possible second.

At least in New Vegas if I didn't like a faction I could start undermining their efforts from the start of the game.

So I would hardly call someone who is 100% reactionary and has no control over anything a complex fantasty character and certainly not "The Most Important Person In The History of Thedas".

[Merced652]

i can't resist but apparently the corpse explosions in da2 weren't ridic, gotcha.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

You're right. Horses are horses. Who cares if they don't control exactly like they do in real life? Oh, you do? I see.

Yeah, I do. Because it looks ridiculous.

So does the combat in DA2.

Derailing the subject now to bash DAII some more? How....unexpected.

[Mr.House]

adneate wrote...

Persephone wrote...
Worked for me. In DAII, that is. Oblivion......esp. unmodded? No way.

Didn't work for me, Dragon Age II allows you only to be reactionary you can't ever be pro-active. Hawke spends most of her time sitting around on her narrow ass waiting for things to fall apart so she can get involved at the very last possible second.

At least in New Vegas if I didn't like a faction I could start undermining their efforts from the start of the game.

So I would hardly call someone who is 100% reactionary and has no control over anything a complex fantasty character and certainly not "The Most Important Person In The History of Thedas".

That was false advertsing, Hawke is not the most important person ever, Cassandra finds this out when she finds out the true story of Hawke, not the legend.

Modifié par Mr.House, 27 mai 2011 - 10:48 .

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone praising her beloved Dragon Age 2 again? How... expected.

Also, how am I derailing the subject?

Modifié par MorrigansLove, 27 mai 2011 - 10:49 .

[Persephone]

Merced652 wrote...

i can't resist but apparently the corpse explosions in da2 weren't ridic, gotcha.

I'm using a mod that gets rid of them for the most part. (Only keeps them for spells like Walking Bomb)

And?

[MonkeyLungs]

Mr.House wrote...

Persephone wrote...

awilliams1701 wrote...

Funny, while I haven't finished DA1 yet, so far I like DA2 better. I think I'm about 50% done with DA1, but since i've never played it before, its hard to say.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..........they might hear you. :happy:

The only way to play DAO is with the skip the fade mod.

The Fade in DA:O is excellent fun every single playthrough. 7 fully complete playthroughs here.

[Blastback]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Oblivions metacritic score is 94.
Dragon Age 2s metacritic score is 79.

Which is the better game, again?

That depends entirely on whether or not you're looking to craft a complex character within a fantasy story, or play dress up and ride around on a unicorn.

And as an avid rider.........riding in Oblivion is god awful. I've never seen horses move like....that. Thank God.

You're complaining about realism when you are praising Dragon Age 2? Dear god.

Horses are horses. Be it in a fantasy world or in show jumping events on TV. My Little Pony outdid Oblivion there.....sad, really.

For me the break from reality in DA2 came in some of the combat moves being to over the top, like some of the closing attacks, and the leaping into the air and creating a shockwave, or the teleporting backstabs.  I like rogues and warriors as badass normals, no special powers or abilities that aren't realistic, at least not without taking a specilisation.