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[macm1982]

I will await for PAX. They have until then to regain my trust again. Otherwise no. No more DA3. In fact, no more Bioware.

[Kyuso]

How BioWare chooses to handle this entire situation (ME3) as a business will determine if I remain a consumer of their products or not. If it ends in a way that I, as a customer, determine to be poorly handled, I will no longer deal with them.

If I do purchase it, I would only do it through the secondary market. However, if this situation is resolved in a professional manner and the company shows that they do value me as a customer, the business relationship can continue.

[withneelandi]

This has been the case since DA2, but i'll be waiting for comunity reviews, and if its the same quality as Da2 I'll wait for the price to inevitably drop.

Me3 didn't help but I see them as two seperate things, Me3 was overall a good game, but it had one pretty majoy issue and we all know what that was.

Da2's issue wasn't the ending (although that was far from satisfying), it felt half finnished, cut and paste dungeons, odd inventory system (what was the point in the "junk" items? it felt like there should have been "collect x of an item quests associated with them") and for me without wanting to open a massive big can of worms, characters like Fenris, who felt like a massive love letter to Cloud Stryfe, fine for a NPC perhaps a nice easter egg, but not a squad mate. The shift in general style from traditional western d&d/tolkien inspired fantasy into hybrid JRPG territory, basically while I did end up having some fun with Da2, it wasn't good enough to make me think "i must pre-order the next one".

Had me3 100% lived up to my expectations then my inner bioware fanboy would have probably made me forget al the issues I had with Da2 and get ready to pre order the super duper collectors mega edition, but it didn't sadly.

Its not just Biowares fault, I still feel the disapointment of Fable 3, so there just seems to be a general trend of modern versions of games I love not turning out that well.

I think in future i'll look to things like Witcher 2 and Amalur, that seem to be getting the sort of feedback I want to hear AFTER release for my RPG fix, and things bioware make will be no different, if they turn out well, i'll buy them.

[Robhuzz]

I cannot say. I'll have to see what DA3 is about, whether it's going to be another rushed game and whether BioWare has learned ANYTHING from the DA2 and ME3 ending controversies. The time where I had blind faith in BioWare and pre ordered their games because they would be great anyway is well and truly over.

Fortunately the ME3 ending war has also shown me that game reviewers cannot be trusted and should not be taken seriously, so I won't be swayed by those reviews either, I'll have to check the game out for myself before deciding whether or not to buy it....

Modifié par Robhuzz, 04 avril 2012 - 04:01 .

[ahandsomeshark]

MystaisPC wrote...

EA just wants you to be a dumb/gullible consumers. At least this whole ME3 ending issue has made a lot of us smarter, more skeptical consumers. EA must hate that.

yep EA. You have awaken the beast. And it is full of nerd rage.

[x0 Misfit 0x]

Nope, I'll read about it somewhere, or a friend will tell me what happens.

[RainyDayLover]

My feelings toward ME3 have no bearing on whether I'll play DA3 on release or not.

However, I won't buy DA3 on release because of DA2.

[ahandsomeshark]

withneelandi wrote...

This has been the case since DA2, but i'll be waiting for comunity reviews, and if its the same quality as Da2 I'll wait for the price to inevitably drop.

Me3 didn't help but I see them as two seperate things, Me3 was overall a good game, but it had one pretty majoy issue and we all know what that was.

Da2's issue wasn't the ending (although that was far from satisfying), it felt half finnished, cut and paste dungeons, odd inventory system (what was the point in the "junk" items? it felt like there should have been "collect x of an item quests associated with them") and for me without wanting to open a massive big can of worms, characters like Fenris, who felt like a massive love letter to Cloud Stryfe, fine for a NPC perhaps a nice easter egg, but not a squad mate. The shift in general style from traditional western d&d/tolkien inspired fantasy into hybrid JRPG territory, basically while I did end up having some fun with Da2, it wasn't good enough to make me think "i must pre-order the next one".

Had me3 100% lived up to my expectations then my inner bioware fanboy would have probably made me forget al the issues I had with Da2 and get ready to pre order the super duper collectors mega edition, but it didn't sadly.

Its not just Biowares fault, I still feel the disapointment of Fable 3, so there just seems to be a general trend of modern versions of games I love not turning out that well.

I think in future i'll look to things like Witcher 2 and Amalur, that seem to be getting the sort of feedback I want to hear AFTER release for my RPG fix, and things bioware make will be no different, if they turn out well, i'll buy them.

Have you played through ME3 more than once? Cause after the first time, especially once you get past the different resolutions to Tuchanka, it really starts to feel cut and dry and rushed.

[0ts0]

ReggarBlane wrote...

Dragon Age 2 was lackluster, but by itself, I wouldn't be compelled to avoid DA3.

Even without DA2, however (let's just say that is was DA:O only so far), I would not feel comfortable buying DA3 until months after release with rave reviews thanks to ME3.

I think ME3 has hurt initial DA3 sales. Adding DA2, I predict a dismal release (but I'm no market analyst).

Sad because ME3 isn't a bad game. The ending just overshadows it so much that I lose focus on the rest.

Will you be an early adopter to DA3?

Would you go as far as getting pre-order and/or collector editions?

Well, DA:A, DA2 and ME3 speaks for themselves, so... no. I won't buy another Bioware game-/dlc ever again. I really enjoyed ME1-2, but the third game killed everything.. DA is one of my favourite rpgs in all time, the third game will probably give us choices such as:

1. RED; Destroy the Black City-/Golden City-/The Maker and all Darkspawn, at same time cause that all magics are null and void. (kinda like the Spellplague in d&d)
2. GREEN; Merge with the Maker-/Darkspawns.. 
3. BLUE; Control the Darkspawns by becoming The Architect.

[qdust]

I'm torn. I loved DAO. and DA2, but given this debacle and some of EA's recent statements I just don't trust them to buy a game from them without hearing a few unbiased opinions.

[TheCrakFox]

No, but it's beacuse of DAII not ME3.

[LolaLei]

I'll wait for some player reviews before I consider buying it... that's not to say I won't be tempted to pre-order, especially if they finally have Cullen as a companion/LI.

[ofish]

 After being disappointed by DA2 and now ME3, I will be waiting not just for critic reviews but to see fan reaction before committing to a purchase

[VaddixBell]

I'll not be buying it...

[nikki191]

600 hours on DAO havent touched DA2 wont touch DA3

[TheBlackPigeon]

Absolutely. Whether or not I'll enjoy it is a different story.

[johhnytrash]

Nope, I'll wait for fan reviews. This whole debacle has broken my trusty in bioware and game review sites.

[Vhalkyrie]

DA2 turned me off to DA3. I had already written it off.

[milena87]

Not sure... I liked DA2 even with all its flaws and I do believe that the DA team will try to create a better game, but I'm not as interested as before :/

[withneelandi]

ahandsomeshark wrote...


Have you played through ME3 more than once? Cause after the first time, especially once you get past the different resolutions to Tuchanka, it really starts to feel cut and dry and rushed.

I have not, tried, got about 10 mins in and couldn't face any more.

I'm playing Fable 1 at the moment, its made me remember why I love games. Perhaps a sad reflection on modern games in general that I had to go back nearly 10 years to do that.

Don't get me wrong, the SP campaign had its issues (quest screen not updating progress was a massive pain, far too much repetative "fetching" and such) but I still had a lot of fun for the majority of it.

[Keldaurz]

Nop.

[dfstone]

Is there a Dragon Age 3? I haven't heard anything about it.

[Dargus007]

No.

But... I wasn't going to get it since DA2. So, no blaming ME3 on this one.

[SeanBahamut]

I'll probably get DA3.
DA:O was such a great game, and my fingers are crossed that DA3 will recapture some of that glory.
Mass Effect doesn't come into this decision at all for me

[Sohlito]

We'll see after PAX. Although DA2 itself didn't inspire very much confidence.