My voiceless Warden (or create a new VOICELESS character).
What would you like to see Dragon Age 3?
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#177
Posté 02 novembre 2011 - 08:15
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Burayan_Koga wrote...
Also for new companions and romance options I would like Cassanda Pentaghast, Tallis, Cullen, and Rhys from the next DA novel; The guy sounds promising.
Wow, this is spooky, because this is exactly what I've been thinking!
although maybe we should swap Rhys for a male elf love interest 
. I also think that Varric should return as a companion and Leliana, Morrigan, Flemeth, Divine Justinia, Wynne (and maybe Shale), Sandal and Connor/Rowan should have big parts to play. I'd personally like to see a female Tal-Vashoth who prefers human ways, likes the idea of women fighting and would challenge Tallis' view of the Qun (maybe we could also see cameos from Sten and Maraas).I'd also like to be able to choose what race and origin to play, choices to matter and no recycled areas. I'd also like more customisation, should as changing weapons and armor for every companion. And instead of them getting worse as time goes on like in Dragon Age 2, I'd like it if Bioware would go back to the system in Origins where the weapons and armor got better as you levelled up. I'd much prefer it if Bioware kept the combat from Dragon Age 2 the same in Dragon Age 3 (although maybe make it a bit more tactical, especially for PC players). As as for companions, make them more intereting and rich in detail, give them more personal quests like in Dragon Age 2, but with more detail and rewarding like in Origins. Also, keep the voiced protagonist but give them more dialogue options.
Oh and please redesign the elves Bioware! Make them more humanlike. The only good ones were Fenris and Tallis (their designs were brilliant) but the rest looked like skinny rats in my opinion.
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#178
Posté 02 novembre 2011 - 10:06
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I would like for Bioware to forget that they created that abortion called DA2 and make a true sequel to DA:O. There was not one element of gameplay done better in DA2 than it was in DA:O. NOT ONE!
#179
Posté 02 novembre 2011 - 10:07
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Honestly
The warden as Main protaganist
The warden as Main protaganist
#180
Posté 22 novembre 2011 - 10:23
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I wish thats Bioware Jeremy Soule as Composer For Dragon Age 3 , not Inon Zur, but Jermy Soule is a Great Epic Composer(Skyrim)
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#181
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 03:20
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Orlais
No Fade
The Combat from DA2 to stay the same,but polished
Keep the Companions like they were in DA2 Real people instead of robots you could bribe with dog bones into agreeing with you
Multiple character origins, but all voices [might be expensive i dont care]
Less Campy
Female Qunari Love interest
The ability to use Blood Magic In Dialogue
No Fade
The Combat from DA2 to stay the same,but polished
Keep the Companions like they were in DA2 Real people instead of robots you could bribe with dog bones into agreeing with you
Multiple character origins, but all voices [might be expensive i dont care]
Less Campy
Female Qunari Love interest
The ability to use Blood Magic In Dialogue
#182
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 03:43
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-Origin Stories (Races, etc)
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Realistic Male romances (Sebastion is prude, Fenris makes me want to kill myself, Anders is a terrorist)
-Merril
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Less DA2
-Less DA2
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Less DA2
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Realistic Male romances (Sebastion is prude, Fenris makes me want to kill myself, Anders is a terrorist)
-Merril
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Less DA2
-Less DA2
-More then one city for the game to take place in
-Less DA2
Modifié par FaWa, 23 novembre 2011 - 03:48 .
#183
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 04:23
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Less characters from previous games.
It's cool to have one or two but after a while it get ridiculous that they all just HAPPENED to be in the same city
It's cool to have one or two but after a while it get ridiculous that they all just HAPPENED to be in the same city
Modifié par TwistedComplex, 23 novembre 2011 - 04:24 .
#184
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 04:46
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-voiced protagonist (with the choice of silent)
-multiple races
-large dynamic world
-choices that change the plot
-better graphics
-references to past DA games (especially in the Codex)
-better companion romances (origins was good, dragon age 2's were rather underwhelming)
-more companion chatter. that's just fun
-very strong story with a clear direction
-side quests that are more than "fetch this" or "kill that". perhaps ones that add more content to the companion banter, or reveal something new about the main plot.
-multiple races
-large dynamic world
-choices that change the plot
-better graphics
-references to past DA games (especially in the Codex)
-better companion romances (origins was good, dragon age 2's were rather underwhelming)
-more companion chatter. that's just fun
-very strong story with a clear direction
-side quests that are more than "fetch this" or "kill that". perhaps ones that add more content to the companion banter, or reveal something new about the main plot.
#185
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 05:51
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-a companion from the Anderfells, using a high quality german voice actor
-no warden or Hawke as PC
-Race Selection (Human, Elf, Dwarf, maybe Qunari) with race playing a larger role than DA:O, with certain companions liking you more based on that
-keep the horned qunari, but have some non-horned qunari as well
- change the qunari so that they can wear clothing and armor and can use a hair and face morphing tool like any other race
-female dwarves: this is non-negotiable
-get rid of the spastic combat animations, teleporting rogues and backflipping templars
- unique armor for companions that can be swapped out in favor of generics, like Morrigan in DA:O I really dont see why this is hard
-DA:O style hurlocks and DA:A and DA:O style ogres
-smithing of generic armor sets
-dont just stop at changing the dalish accent into welsh, but change the Tevinters and Free Marchers to have unique accents as well (Greek, Scottish, Russian?) English should be unique to Ferelden peoples
-Setting is not Ferelden or the Free Marches
-it is also not stuck in one city
-elves are a hybrid of DA:O and DA2 styles, normal noses, bigger ears
-combine the approve/disapprove system and the friendship/rivalry system into a xy axis
-a release date sometime in late 2013
-no warden or Hawke as PC
-Race Selection (Human, Elf, Dwarf, maybe Qunari) with race playing a larger role than DA:O, with certain companions liking you more based on that
-keep the horned qunari, but have some non-horned qunari as well
- change the qunari so that they can wear clothing and armor and can use a hair and face morphing tool like any other race
-female dwarves: this is non-negotiable
-get rid of the spastic combat animations, teleporting rogues and backflipping templars
- unique armor for companions that can be swapped out in favor of generics, like Morrigan in DA:O I really dont see why this is hard
-DA:O style hurlocks and DA:A and DA:O style ogres
-smithing of generic armor sets
-dont just stop at changing the dalish accent into welsh, but change the Tevinters and Free Marchers to have unique accents as well (Greek, Scottish, Russian?) English should be unique to Ferelden peoples
-Setting is not Ferelden or the Free Marches
-it is also not stuck in one city
-elves are a hybrid of DA:O and DA2 styles, normal noses, bigger ears
-combine the approve/disapprove system and the friendship/rivalry system into a xy axis
-a release date sometime in late 2013
Modifié par bandfred, 23 novembre 2011 - 06:00 .
#186
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 12:42
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many varied and big locations to visit in thedas, a reversed funnel type of class choice for the player character (has magic potential but can choose to train as a warrior or rogue while supressing the innate magic talent or using it to improve the other 2 classes or maybe just concentrating on the mage aspect. Also i´d like a hub akin to vigil's keep but more upgradeable and more interactive either by sieges or more scenes with the companions.
#187
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 02:18
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- A story in which the PC determines outcomes that lead to branching storylines which don't fold back.
- A PC and companions who are controllable by the gamer. The player should be able to make decisions and not respond to a set story.
- A world that reacts to the PC's taken story position and selected class/skills within the game.
- The game should be aware that the gamer is an intelligent being and who doesn't need hand holding.
- A story that is written for a adults - that doesn't mean more sex and violence, but it shouldn't feel like a Disney production with capitation for the whole family.
- Customization is a large part of the fun. Expand on it. Give more options than ever. Don't use companion armor. The companions become icons for what they do and how well they are written and "iconizing" them with companion armor doesn't do the trick.
- The cinematics should not be the only sources to determine story progress and whatever decisions are made within the dialogue should be reflected in the other gameplay.
- The game mechanics shouldn't be simplified, because the players are able to think just fine.
- Exploration should be a large part of the game and the map should not be a collection of locations where all points of interests, puzzles and bosses *have* to be visited.
- Archers should have a richer skill set and not be forced to use a skill set designed for duel wielding.
- Tactical gameplay in which ranging matters - the environments need to be designed in such a way that the PC, depending on the class and skills, can do both close combat and ranged combat.
- Tactical gameplay requires a specialized tactical view which shows the entire battlefield.
- Tactical gameplay requires that the location of foes does not change dramatically by making them jump all across the battlefield.
- Tactical gameplay also requires that combat can be avoided by stealthy PCs.
- Bow strings.
- Forced "random encounters" shouldn't be artificial - i.e. they should exist in the game world in advance.
- There should be more meaningful loot with a centralized user friendly interface.
- Especially the interface for the PC users should get extra care. The mouse and keyboard should not be treated like a console controller. Dialogue and lists should reflect PC conventions and not be simplified console adaptions. Of course the console needs the same kind of care. One platform should not suffer from another platform's conventions and limitations.
- Extra care should be taken to make use of the graphics capabilities of the PC. Without getting in a console war, it is obvious that the PC has more advanced capabilities and those should be included in the game. Do what games used to do: Push the limits of the technology and not only for consoles.
- The marketing department should be aware that its targeted audience is able to think and that its audience considers broken promises to be lies. Too many promises have been made in DA2 which absolutely turned out to be false and were merely there for the hype - especially the "world shapes around the player's decisions". They should be aware that the audience is able to think for themselves. They have a long way to go to restore trust.
- The designers should be aware that the use telemetric data may cause games to tun into a grey pulp in which all games look alike.
- The collection of telemetric data should be turned off by default - i.e. it should be opt-in, instead of a vague opt-out.
- The single player game should not need any internet connection to be able to play.
- The game should respect the privacy of the gamer and not collect any data. If you want the trust of gamers then leave data collection out of the game. This includes the distribution platform. If game development is helped by data collection then this must be an opt-in facility in which the player knows which data will be collected and when and why. The data should not be sold to third parties and not be used by third party contractors.
- Above all, put some care and love into the game. I really missed that in DA2.
- A PC and companions who are controllable by the gamer. The player should be able to make decisions and not respond to a set story.
- A world that reacts to the PC's taken story position and selected class/skills within the game.
- The game should be aware that the gamer is an intelligent being and who doesn't need hand holding.
- A story that is written for a adults - that doesn't mean more sex and violence, but it shouldn't feel like a Disney production with capitation for the whole family.
- Customization is a large part of the fun. Expand on it. Give more options than ever. Don't use companion armor. The companions become icons for what they do and how well they are written and "iconizing" them with companion armor doesn't do the trick.
- The cinematics should not be the only sources to determine story progress and whatever decisions are made within the dialogue should be reflected in the other gameplay.
- The game mechanics shouldn't be simplified, because the players are able to think just fine.
- Exploration should be a large part of the game and the map should not be a collection of locations where all points of interests, puzzles and bosses *have* to be visited.
- Archers should have a richer skill set and not be forced to use a skill set designed for duel wielding.
- Tactical gameplay in which ranging matters - the environments need to be designed in such a way that the PC, depending on the class and skills, can do both close combat and ranged combat.
- Tactical gameplay requires a specialized tactical view which shows the entire battlefield.
- Tactical gameplay requires that the location of foes does not change dramatically by making them jump all across the battlefield.
- Tactical gameplay also requires that combat can be avoided by stealthy PCs.
- Bow strings.
- Forced "random encounters" shouldn't be artificial - i.e. they should exist in the game world in advance.
- There should be more meaningful loot with a centralized user friendly interface.
- Especially the interface for the PC users should get extra care. The mouse and keyboard should not be treated like a console controller. Dialogue and lists should reflect PC conventions and not be simplified console adaptions. Of course the console needs the same kind of care. One platform should not suffer from another platform's conventions and limitations.
- Extra care should be taken to make use of the graphics capabilities of the PC. Without getting in a console war, it is obvious that the PC has more advanced capabilities and those should be included in the game. Do what games used to do: Push the limits of the technology and not only for consoles.
- The marketing department should be aware that its targeted audience is able to think and that its audience considers broken promises to be lies. Too many promises have been made in DA2 which absolutely turned out to be false and were merely there for the hype - especially the "world shapes around the player's decisions". They should be aware that the audience is able to think for themselves. They have a long way to go to restore trust.
- The designers should be aware that the use telemetric data may cause games to tun into a grey pulp in which all games look alike.
- The collection of telemetric data should be turned off by default - i.e. it should be opt-in, instead of a vague opt-out.
- The single player game should not need any internet connection to be able to play.
- The game should respect the privacy of the gamer and not collect any data. If you want the trust of gamers then leave data collection out of the game. This includes the distribution platform. If game development is helped by data collection then this must be an opt-in facility in which the player knows which data will be collected and when and why. The data should not be sold to third parties and not be used by third party contractors.
- Above all, put some care and love into the game. I really missed that in DA2.
Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 23 novembre 2011 - 02:48 .
#188
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 03:22
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Good post, AFW
Especially the last point!
Especially the last point!
Modifié par rak72, 23 novembre 2011 - 03:23 .
#189
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 04:27
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The farther down the list goes, the more I agree with AFW.
And for some reason now, I really want to see bowstrings.
And for some reason now, I really want to see bowstrings.
#190
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 04:52
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If you're going to have a character that's one thing, in a city full of people trained to hunt down that thing, all involved in a plot about how everyone similar to you is terrified of the ruthless men who hunt them down for being that way, don't allow me to wander the streets with what effectively amounts to a "I am a fugitive, come and arrest me" sign written in fire and hovering over my head whilst nobody so much as bats an eyelid.
It's just... I mean. I can't play mages because of it. I'm literally incapable of personally hand-waving why nobody there seems to really care that you are one whilst conjuring firestorms in backalleys. This isn't like, say, Skyrim, where I can go on a murdering spree or walk to a quest giver naked and whilst some people will react to it I'll still get sent to go kill dragons and hailed as a hero. I didn't have to go out of my way to immediately and irreparably break the immersion when playing DA2. I just have to pick a certain class. Don't do that again.
It's just... I mean. I can't play mages because of it. I'm literally incapable of personally hand-waving why nobody there seems to really care that you are one whilst conjuring firestorms in backalleys. This isn't like, say, Skyrim, where I can go on a murdering spree or walk to a quest giver naked and whilst some people will react to it I'll still get sent to go kill dragons and hailed as a hero. I didn't have to go out of my way to immediately and irreparably break the immersion when playing DA2. I just have to pick a certain class. Don't do that again.
Modifié par bleetman, 23 novembre 2011 - 05:02 .
#191
Posté 23 novembre 2011 - 05:19
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rak72 wrote...
Good post, AFW
Especially the last point!
Hear, hear!
AFW has said it and now I don't have to.
#193
Posté 06 janvier 2012 - 11:57
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I would like to be given the option to chose the character I would like to play.I feel as a fan it only right to be given that option.I did not kill my warden in origins and would like to folllow their story.And for those who killed their warden there should be the option to play as hawke,a new character,or (if played awakening) the orlesian wa
#194
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 12:04
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A note on the back cover which says "Developed in association with Obsidian Entertainment Inc.". It is only thing to save the franchise.
Modifié par HanErlik, 07 janvier 2012 - 12:22 .
#195
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 01:07
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I dont think it will be right if anyone els handles the morrigan/flemmeth story.It should be the warden
#196
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 11:06
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I would not like to see the warden back, it think it's good they closed the wardens story, no need to bring it back and do something sheesy.
New hero, new purpose and a fresh start please.
New hero, new purpose and a fresh start please.
#197
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 11:57
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- More DA:O, less DA2
- More political intrugues, less fighting.
- More party and NPC responsiveness.
- Origins-style combat, but more refined.
- New companions and new protagonist.
- "Deeper" companions, so no DA2-style shallowness.
- Less "Kill X" quests.
- More political intrugues, less fighting.
- More party and NPC responsiveness.
- Origins-style combat, but more refined.
- New companions and new protagonist.
- "Deeper" companions, so no DA2-style shallowness.
- Less "Kill X" quests.
#198
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 06:02
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If the elves look like they do in DA2, I will be more than happy with not being able to play as an elf character, and just be able to play human again.
#199
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 06:58
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I'll restrain myself from making a crack about how DA:O companions are shallow materialists you can bribe to like you with cheap gifts you dug out of a gutter.Plaguemaster wrote...
- "Deeper" companions, so no DA2-style shallowness.
That's one thing DA2 did well with companions.
#200
Posté 07 janvier 2012 - 08:03
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Lord Aesir wrote...
I'll restrain myself from making a crack about how DA:O companions are shallow materialists you can bribe to like you with cheap gifts you dug out of a gutter.Plaguemaster wrote...
- "Deeper" companions, so no DA2-style shallowness.
At least they were not "I hate you, so I love you" types. Rivalry - Friendship system is one of the many elements that ruined companions in DA2.
