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[bluewolv1970]

shadowhawk233 wrote...

i'd rather have Mike Laidlaw say, "We are indeed working on more DLC for DA2. Stay tuned..." <_< 

I wish casey hudson was the leader to Dragon Age then Mike Laidlaw cause he's more reasurring and delivers the goods then Mike could ever produce... 

Yes

[eliesan]

cosmyn5991 wrote...

i would love to see a DA2 DLC or maybe a news that tell us that Dragon Age 3 will be done soon.

So would I! I've played through DA2 four times. Playing Skyrim now and it's the first Elder Scrolls I'm not enjoying. DA2
really spoiled me.

Bleah! Come on devs, please release a DA3 soon!

[Blacklash93]

bluewolv1970 wrote...

shadowhawk233 wrote...

i'd rather have Mike Laidlaw say, "We are indeed working on more DLC for DA2. Stay tuned..." <_< 

I wish casey hudson was the leader to Dragon Age then Mike Laidlaw cause he's more reasurring and delivers the goods then Mike could ever produce... 

Yes

No.

[Game_Fan_85]

Finis Valorum wrote...
But yeah just to chime in here I too was hoping for at least another DLC (preferably one with Sebastian and Starkhaven).

If it involves invading Starkhaven and killing Sebastian I'd be all for that, as long as Anders gets to insert/swing the sword

[Annihilator27]

Blacklash93 wrote...

bluewolv1970 wrote...

shadowhawk233 wrote...

i'd rather have Mike Laidlaw say, "We are indeed working on more DLC for DA2. Stay tuned..." <_< 

I wish casey hudson was the leader to Dragon Age then Mike Laidlaw cause he's more reasurring and delivers the goods then Mike could ever produce... 

Yes

No.

I'd rather have Mike for DA imo.

[ElitePinecone]

Just pointing out that any hypothetical rushing of a game might be out of the control of even the lead designer or executive producer.

If they get an order from the publisher to have the game done in [x] months, there possibly isn't a lot of negotiation - they do what they can in the time they have.

[Complistic]

shadowhawk233 wrote...

*Scoffs* Im surprised Bioware didn't rush to put ME2 or ME3 out before they were ready...

ME2 was suppose to come out last year but then DA2 flopped and they learned they couldn't get away with it.

Modifié par Complistic, 18 février 2012 - 03:12 .

[devSin]

Honestly, I think ME3 may have been pushed back solely to make room for TOR's winter release.

Probably the team didn't even ask for the time; they just got told they were moved to 2012.

We can spin it as them taking the time they need to finish the game, but even if they just all sat on their hands for the extra three or four months, the game wasn't coming out before this first quarter.

That's my suspicion, at any rate.

[Finis Valorum]

Complistic wrote...

shadowhawk233 wrote...

*Scoffs* Im surprised Bioware didn't rush to put ME2 or ME3 out before they were ready...

ME2 was suppose to come out last year but then DA2 flopped and they learned they couldn't get away with it.

At least on the PC it looks like they are pusing it out before it's anywhere near ready (read relatively optimized).
No holstering, way too narrow FOV, having one button do absolutely everything, all in all it doesn't seem like a particularly well optimized port to me.

[drvaughn1999]

I hope that DA2 is done, I bought all the dlc, and played through them twice. DA2 was a sorry game, again there are a thousand other threads on why we think so, maybe Bioware will move on to DA3 and make a better game.

Modifié par drvaughn1999, 18 février 2012 - 02:48 .

[grimkillah]

Dragon Age 2 isn't done, there is still at least one DLC that is coming, in which Hawke will get a chance to meet Morrigan. The main reason we are not hearing anything about it is because this few months is all about ME3. Early May will be the time when new DLC info is coming out.

http://www.joystiq.c...-age-dlc-and-3/

[StealthReborn--]

My money is on an expansion pack by summer.

[Blacklash93]

grimkillah wrote...

Dragon Age 2 isn't done, there is still at least one DLC that is coming, in which Hawke will get a chance to meet Morrigan. The main reason we are not hearing anything about it is because this few months is all about ME3. Early May will be the time when new DLC info is coming out.

http://www.joystiq.c...-age-dlc-and-3/

They are/were planning Flemeth/Morrigan DLC?! That would be such a kick to the teeth if they really stopped the DLC after planning this.

[Scott Sion]

The game play in DA:2 was pretty enjoyable, in my opinion. I think character developement was better in DA:2, but the fact that they kind of mashed the Qunari plot and the Mage vs. Templar plot into one game kind of ruined the main story.

As for DLC, I liked Legacy better than MOTA but they were both much better than any DLC DAO offered. Legacy was amazing in every way, the thing I didn't like much about MOTA is that Bioware did a terrible job creating Talli's character.

I still would like to see an Awakening sized expansion for DA:2. I was thinking maybe one or two more acts where the Champion of Kirkwall meets Cassandra, but it doesn't like that's happening any time soon.

Modifié par plnero, 18 février 2012 - 10:44 .

[Huntress]

Tallis wasn't made by bioware they included her because she has alot of potencial and a some background but it was created by DA fan.

Tallis is the main character of Dragon Age: Redemption, a live-action mini-web series. "Tallis" is not her name, but her rank. It means "to solve" in Qunari.

I think Mota was just excelent, legacy was superb and if because all the whinners bioware stop making dlc.. oh well I guess is a good thing, they might actually use the money on making DA3 even better than DAO. I am all for it ( but keep hawke I like her!) hehe ;P

[TEWR]

Tallis wasn't made by bioware they included her because she has alot of potencial and a some background but it was created by DA fan.

No she wasn't.

Bioware created Tallis along with a slew of other potential candidates and approached Felicia Day with the ideas, asking her which one she would like to do. She said she'd like to do the Qunari one: Tallis.

Bioware created Tallis along with other characters. Felicia Day simply picked which one she liked the most.

[K_Tabris]

StealthReborn-- wrote...

My money is on an expansion pack by summer.

That would be nice.  I am replaying this game, again, it's so much fun.  More dlc/expansions would be great

[Huntress]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

Tallis wasn't made by bioware they included her because she has alot of potencial and a some background but it was created by DA fan.

No she wasn't.

Bioware created Tallis along with a slew of other potential candidates and approached Felicia Day with the ideas, asking her which one she would like to do. She said she'd like to do the Qunari one: Tallis.

Bioware created Tallis along with other characters. Felicia Day simply picked which one she liked the most.

Here I am not going to fight over this: http://grfiles.game-...g/DA_FoT_01.pdf

"The deadly and witty elf assassin called Tallis is an exciting new addition to the world of Dragon Age, debuting simultaneously in the original web series, Dragon Age: Redemption, written by and starring Felicia Day, and the Dragon Age II downloadable content, Mark of the Assassin. Felicia Day created the character of Tallis and portrays her inboth projects. Now, with this short DLC for the DragonAge tabletop roleplaying game , GMs can import this
intriguing character into their own campaigns."

"Felicia Day created Tallis, wrote the script for Dragon Age: Redemption, and portrayed Tallis both in the web
series and DLC featuring the character. Who better to give us some tips on understanding Tallis and playing
the part? Whether you’re setting out to create your own character in the Dragon Age world or planning to
include Tallis herself in your campaign, Day’s experienceis a great guide."

"Felicia Day: My inspiration for Tallis came mostly from the urban fantasy and high fantasy books I read.
Authors like Jim Butcher and Ilona Andrews and Brent Weeks, Brandon Sanderson, Rachel Caine, et al,
inspired me with interesting and relatable female characters.
I read a lot. :)"

I wish you a good evening.

Modifié par Huntress, 19 février 2012 - 01:34 .

[TEWR]

David Gaider wrote...

Granted. When the idea was first floated, we sent Felicia several basic concepts of characters we thought could work, and which would add something to the world-- a female, elven Ben-Hassrath was one of them. She liked that and developed Tallis from that point.

http://social.biowar...ex/8522950&lf=8

Tallis was originally thought up by Bioware. Felicia Day simply developed the character after she picked it from a slew of others.