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[The Harmonizer]

No way lol ! DA 2 sucked balls compared to the awesomeness of DA 1.

DA 2 reminded me of something Japanese, and i dont like Japanese in what i thought was a western RPG....

[Ravenfeeder]

Unlikely. Unless they drop the 'Action' part of Action RPG.

[simpatikool]

After DA2, its gonna be hard for EA to get me back. I enjoyed playing DA2, but it was just such a let down after Dragon Age for me.

[J.C. Blade]

I will have hard time buying DA3 at all, let alone on the first day.

[Demon Velsper]

I don't care what they strip from the game and put in their so-called "signature edition" this time, I'm not making the mistake of pre-ordering Dragon Age again.

[Silfren]

Yes, but actually I'll be pre-ordering it just like I did DA2.

I'm definitely in the camp that says DA2 was overly rushed. That's an understatement, really, and the problems with it are both glaring and far too excessive to be waved off with the usual excuses, such as game mechanics/story segregation.

However badly it was executed, thought, I found the story itself to be excellent. I also think that the spectacular failure of DA2 to live up to its predecessor's fan success got Bioware's attention, so I have a lot of hope that DA3 will be done with that in mind. So I expect DA3 to have the same story quality anyway, and have high hopes that some, at least, of DA2's problems, will be fixed.

I also don't blame Bioware for EA's issues. I'm not going to make the problems worse by withholding money that Bioware needs in order to continue making great games. People can't expect Bioware to improve upon its games, or retain the same calibre as Origins, if Bioware lacks funding to do so.

Modifié par Silfren, 01 janvier 2012 - 04:43 .

[Fallstar]

Even though DA:2 was a bit of a disappointment for me, I will still be pre-ordering DA:3 unless the trailers etc. show something drastically wrong with the game. Which is pretty unlikely really. Despite everything, I still think Bioware are capable of putting out another DA game of Origin's calibre.

[Silfren]

Lenimph wrote...

I'm obviously going to pre-order so I don't have to pay 15 dollars for the release dlc later like an idiot.

:3

ROFL.  Don't fool yourself into thinking you're saving money that way.

The DA2 pre-release was $60.  That includes the $15 dlc, given that otherwise, $45 for a new game is about typical.

[Nashiktal]

Silfren wrote...

Yes, but actually I'll be pre-ordering it just like I did DA2.

I'm definitely in the camp that says DA2 was overly rushed. That's an understatement, really, and the problems with it are both glaring and far too excessive to be waved off with the usual excuses, such as game mechanics/story segregation.

However badly it was executed, thought, I found the story itself to be excellent. I also think that the spectacular failure of DA2 to live up to its predecessor's fan success got Bioware's attention, so I have a lot of hope that DA3 will be done with that in mind. So I expect DA3 to have the same story quality anyway, and have high hopes that some, at least, of DA2's problems, will be fixed.

I also don't blame Bioware for EA's issues. I'm not going to make the problems worse by withholding money that Bioware needs in order to continue making great games. People can't expect Bioware to improve upon its games, or retain the same calibre as Origins, if Bioware lacks funding to do so.

I agree entirely. Despite the obvious (and painful) flaws it still had good in it, I still found it a decent game that just failed to reach its full potential and with how bioware has shown itself to listen to its fanbase I find it highly unlikely for bioware to repeat its mistakes, at least mechanically.

And if they do, well there we go.

[Aldora92]

The DA2 story was on par with origins and awakening.
I liked Hawke better then any of my wardens as i had a personality, your speech choices define who you are and how you come across to everybody with your tone. in Origins you chose the text options to find out info and get the job done, with very few options for roleplay...

PC's development was better, NPC's lacked the social interactions that origins had, you could only speak if the character had something to say.

So long as i get the social interactions back, and i can develop a personality again, i will be happy with the game because i completely trust Bioware to gave us a fantastic story, and the story is the main part of any game for me, they had great stories in all 3 DA games and both of the ME games too.

[schalafi]

I will definitely pre-order!

[Deadmac]

Prinnyruler wrote...
Just a quick question.
Would you buy DA:3 on release date?

No.

I still have not bought "Dragon Age II". When "Dragon Age: Origins" was a hot item, I did not buy the game for a good two years. We are closing in on the one year release of "Dragon Age II".

Since the pc version's price has fallen to $19.99 at BesyBuy, I may end up buying it sometime this week. I am a little worried about what BioWare will due to celebrate the one year anniversary. If I end up buying the game now, while its on sale, I may miss out on buying a special edition in March.

Something to think about.

[Hastur777]

There is zero possibility that I'll pre-order or buy on launch day. I'll wait for the reviews. You know, the whole fool me once kind of thing...

[Sylfschiffer]

Definitely ^__^
DAII is so my favorite game ever (waaaay better than Origins to me). If they "mix" the two, I'm a little afraid of it though, but just seeing the characters again...

[DTKT]

Waiting for reviews first. I really dont think the Bioware name means anything these days.

[Realmzmaster]

Silfren wrote...

Lenimph wrote...

I'm obviously going to pre-order so I don't have to pay 15 dollars for the release dlc later like an idiot.

:3

ROFL.  Don't fool yourself into thinking you're saving money that way.

The DA2 pre-release was $60.  That includes the $15 dlc, given that otherwise, $45 for a new game is about typical.

No $45 for a new game is no longer typical. All the new games are coming out at $59.95 like Skyrim, and the forthcoming Kingdom of Alamur. The day of the $45.00 game has come and gone.

Modifié par Realmzmaster, 02 janvier 2012 - 06:28 .

[sangy]

Absolutely.  DA:2 is much different than DA:O, but I still enjoy it a lot.  Very interested to see where they go with DA:3.

[DreamwareStudio]

No, not after seeing what I have with Dragon Age 2, which I waited to buy until I could get it for about ten bucks, and still, honestly, I feel the game wasn't worth that much.

BTW, what happened to Dragon Age: {version}, i.e., Dragon Age: Origins. That worked much better for me.

Anyway, back to topic. If the user feedback and reviews are positive, I'll get DA 3 after release. If they are akin to or the game looks similar to DA 2, I won't bother, even at a vastly discounted rate. Frankly, I would not want it even as a gift.

Needless to say, DA 2 left a very ill aftertaste upon my gaming palate, but I have hopes that Bioware/EA will take Dragon Age 3 in a better direction.  Still, those hopes are not enough to buy blindly or on the marketing word of Bioware/EA.

Modifié par google_calasade, 02 janvier 2012 - 07:46 .

[lobi]

Yep, if I remember.

[Mark of the Dragon]

There is a 99% chance I will pre-order DA3 and I will probably do it so I can get whatever special version you get for preordering it early. However it all depends on what I see nad hear up to that point as well. I mean from what Bioware is saying now I like where it sounds like the game is heading. If it really is the perfect mix and they address most my problems with DA2 then yea i'll pre-order it without a doubt. Dragon Age is till my favorite series and I have faith that Bioware will make a DA3 worth my sixty dollars.

[DreamwareStudio]

Corto81 wrote...

lol no.

DA2...
Even worse, it came out in the same year with TW2 and Skyrim, both of which made DA2 look like Tetris.

It pains me to say this because I am such a fan of DA:O and retain some hope for the Dragon Age series, but your statement is perhaps the most apt comparison I've seen to date between these games.

Modifié par google_calasade, 02 janvier 2012 - 07:47 .

[shadowman019]

Honestly, as much as I enjoy Dragon Age, after the second game and The Old Republic, my faith in BioWare has been severely shaken.

As far as I can tell, unless they get their crap together and put out a game with the quality they've been known for, then I see this one most likely as a rental for myself.

[Tommy6860]

No way! When I get the opinions of some of the folks here that I trust and some other reviews, then I may or may not get DA3 based on that. There are even a few people here I know that really liked DA2 but for very good reasons, as they also loved DA:O, so I would definitely want their thoughts as well.

My experience with DA2 (and to a degree, also with ME2) is why I am also not pre-ordering ME3 until I get thoughts and opinions of it, from sources I trust.

[I Ryukage I]

 gamefly rental. If it turns out to be great, and it had a collectors edition, I'll ebay buy it.

[aluanira]

Yes, definitely! I wasn't as big a fan of DA2 as I was of DAO but I enjoyed them both and look forward to DA3.