Cyne wrote...
Why didn't they announce DA3? Perfect opportunity.. ! oh well. I like that choices will apparently matter now and that environments won't be reused. Those two things alone will make a huge difference. Don't really care about armor choices, though.
Deviija wrote...
Cultist wrote...
I would so love it if that were true.
Deviija wrote...
Cultist wrote...
I would so love it if that were true.
Modifié par BrookerT, 07 avril 2012 - 08:27 .
DiegoRaphael wrote...
"Suppose, in your party, you have a Gray Warden. And suppose you had a Seeker," he said, showing a male Gray Warden and female Seeker. "And you had this thing: a suit of armor, a chest piece, and it had stats and stuff."
Laidlaw showed that armor set applied to the Warden, then to the Seeker, in concept art form. The armor looked slightly different on each, with "thematic" aesthetic differences applied so "they don't lose their identity in the process." Laidlaw then showed a slew of concept art, with various armor pieces from helmets to shoulder guards to bracers, then full sets, each applied to the two different classes.
He also teased the possibility that players might be able to fully customize armor pieces, applying color and types of material (cloth, leather, mail) to armor sets.
Brockololly wrote...
DiegoRaphael wrote...
"Suppose, in your party, you have a Gray Warden. And suppose you had a Seeker," he said, showing a male Gray Warden and female Seeker. "And you had this thing: a suit of armor, a chest piece, and it had stats and stuff."
Laidlaw showed that armor set applied to the Warden, then to the Seeker, in concept art form. The armor looked slightly different on each, with "thematic" aesthetic differences applied so "they don't lose their identity in the process." Laidlaw then showed a slew of concept art, with various armor pieces from helmets to shoulder guards to bracers, then full sets, each applied to the two different classes.
He also teased the possibility that players might be able to fully customize armor pieces, applying color and types of material (cloth, leather, mail) to armor sets.
I don't really follow how they'd potentially let you customize the colors of the armor type and yet they're being so stingy with desperately maintaining the "iconic" looks of the characters. So putting a Seeker in hot pink armor is ok, but not light armor?
As for the system being described, I'm not sure I follow. Is the system being described basically that you loot a chest piece of armor and when you give it to a companion it magically changes its appearance to suit the character in question? What is this based on? I mean, are they basically giving each companion 3 unique looks- one for heavy armor, medium and light armor? So you can't technically give them new armor visually but it'll keep the stats of whatever armor you're giving them?
Modifié par Dessalines, 07 avril 2012 - 09:02 .
Dessalines wrote...
For the record, I am not for voice acting the protaganist if it is going to be an Orlesian accent.
I know, and I feel bad about that, French acents are cool when someone is speaking French. I have learned that most speaking cannot do a non annoying French accent, when speaking English.LolaLei wrote...
Dessalines wrote...
For the record, I am not for voice acting the protaganist if it is going to be an Orlesian accent.
Sacre bleu!
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berelinde wrote...
It was because they never again wanted to see Wynne in Robes of the Chasind.seraphymon wrote...
They just wanted everyone to recognize that person and for cosplay people at their events.
Modifié par Clertar, 07 avril 2012 - 11:35 .
It's not too much to ask. It's something that BioWare isn't interested in doing.Pasquale1234 wrote...
I want to be able to make my companions appear to be dressed for battle, and I don't think it's too much to ask. It's been done before.
Maria Caliban wrote...
French you say?
What ever could it mean?!
BrookerT wrote...
Deviija wrote...
Cultist wrote...
*snip*
I would so love it if that were true.
You my friend, are a genius!!
Modifié par annihilator27, 08 avril 2012 - 01:45 .
Modifié par DiegoRaphael, 08 avril 2012 - 05:58 .
coles4971 wrote...
After looking at that concet art, Bioware pleeeeeease don't go overboard with spikes and jagged edges.
Joseph627 wrote...
coles4971 wrote...
After looking at that concet art, Bioware pleeeeeease don't go overboard with spikes and jagged edges.
i dont think it looks spiky at all, it looks good but yet realistic in my opinion, here is another closer pic of the seeker.
the concept art looks like a huge step forwards then the concept art from da2, flemeth for example, spike here, spike there...
That Seeker IS Cassandra.DiegoRaphael wrote...
Does the Seeker face looks like an old Cassandra concept? Or is just me?
DinoSteve wrote...
any mention of the direction they are taking with gameplay?
1) How battles should be fought:[/b] There is a new mantra being used by the development team while working on upcoming DLC and it involves preparation, teamwork, and positioning. They discussed how battle needs to be incredibly tactical with the player preparing his team for combat, utilizing the strength of his party-mates, and correctly placing his characters in the perfect tactical positions. More on this in a sec.
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MortalEngines wrote...
DinoSteve wrote...
any mention of the direction they are taking with gameplay?
It was mentioned last year at PAX that they were using DA2 DLC to try for a more tatical combat, where placing your characters, utilizing buffs and potions etc. and prepping before battle becoming more intregal to combat. So that seems to be the direction they're heading for the series
here's the exact quote:1) How battles should be fought:[/b] There is a new mantra being used by the development team while working on upcoming DLC and it involves preparation, teamwork, and positioning. They discussed how battle needs to be incredibly tactical with the player preparing his team for combat, utilizing the strength of his party-mates, and correctly placing his characters in the perfect tactical positions. More on this in a sec.
It was from last year though so who knows at this moment. As far as I know, it wasn't brought up this year. But I'm glad for the lack of information, it means that they're taking their time with the series.
The answer is simple, and also explains her short temper with Varric: Orlais is the home, and sole source of, hair dye in the Dragon Age universe.Maria Caliban wrote...
If that seeker is Cassandra, why did her hair change from white to black?
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