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[Gyrin Udari]

After doing a quick search on "multiplayer", I'm worried this post will generate hate mail. However! I just finished playing the beta for Torchlight 2 and can't stop thinking about how much fun an ME3 style co-op with randomly generated maps would be in DA3. 
I've come to accept that I'm probably not going to get to play as a saarebas in DA3 campaign mode but why not in multiplayer co-op? I got to play as a krogan soldier and geth engineer in ME3 MP! When the campaign's done and there's nothing left to do - we could meet up with people online, head out and take on some bosses! Keep grabbing loot, leveling up characters and writing our own back stories.

[Reidbynature]

Gyrin Udari wrote...

After doing a quick search on "multiplayer", I'm worried this post will generate hate mail.

Good instincts. 

Honestly though I'm wary about it.  I'm not saying multiplayer couldn't work though, I'd actually like to see some proper co-op for the main campaign, but as fun as ME3's multiplayer was it's incredibly shallow and I wouldn't want to see any resources wasted on the equivalent for DA3.  If it had to be included I would want it to be more ambitious and to include optional co-op for the main campaign.

[tanerb123]

there should also be recycled areas, standardized armor for companions and also more simple, streamlined choices that do not have any effect on the storyline

[Gyrin Udari]

Fandango9641 wrote...

Doesn’t TorchlightDiablo etc already scratch that hack and slash itch for you? Why must every game move towards the same space? Of all the things I want to see in DA3, MP features way down on my list.

I can't disagree with those points but MP could offer an opportunity to continue the experience in the DA world after the campaign is complete. If I have the opportunity to create and develop a character in some meaningful way outside the campaign, I can imagine their story myself. Torchlight's fun - but it's not set in Thedas

It's possible what I'm really asking for is the option to keep playing varied material after finishing the story - just seems like MP is a good way to achieve that.

[Gyrin Udari]

BrotherWarth wrote...

ME MP works because ME is a shooter-RPG. You would have to make DA MP more like an MMO with turn-based combat and slow pacing.

Are you sure about that? Seems like there are a number of examples of online mp games without that type of combat. (Torchlight2, Diablo3, Tera I think...) 

[Wulfram]

Maker, NO!

[Gyrin Udari]

BrotherWarth wrote...

If you can just make up your own stories then just imagine the whole thing and write fan fiction. ... If you want to keep playing then replay the story with a different character.

Writing fan fic and grinding through quests for the 3rd or 4th time is a little different than having the chance to play as classes and races you don't have access to during the main campaign. After finishing DA2 you don't think it would have been fun to start an elf/dwarf/qunari warrior/rogue/mage and start running through NEW caves/back alleys for a while? 

[ZombieGerbil]

Here's an answer that 99% of community.

No.

kk we're done here. closed.

[Uccio]

please don´t have mp in DA. Never.

[deuce985]

Only if it's done well or makes sense to the DA universe. That and take no resources from SP development. ME3's co-op is actually fun and a surprise to me. Best thing about ME3 MP is it isn't competitive.

Modifié par deuce985, 21 mai 2012 - 08:04 .

[Welsh Inferno]

Oh hell no. No way am I buying if it has MP.

[Pedrak]

After they manage to provide:


- Good, challenging, non-repetitive combat
- Exploration of a vivid and detailed world
- Tight plot with ending(s) providing closure

... THEN they can start talking about MP without being booed.

Modifié par Pedrak, 21 mai 2012 - 08:30 .

[PinkShoes]

No because it will take time away from the SP and also it is too risky to do atm. Like DA2 failed no matter how much anyone liked DA2 no one can deny it failed. Focus on making the SP as good as possible then if DA3 is good and we get DA4 maybe they should do it there

[BioFan (Official)]

 IF they did have multiplayer, and it was similar to the ME3 style, i would want to have a character creator for the characters. I can see how they didn't in ME3 because the character creator wasn't all too good, but i fel DA3's would be much better :innocent:

[Sutekh]

Wulfram wrote...

Maker, NO!

It would be murderrrr!

I agree though. Or, tba, I don't really care unless it takes resources away from the single player game (not sure it would) or is somehow mandatory or affect said SP game in any way (and I mean any way). Otherwise, if people want to MP, why not?

[MichaelStuart]

Other than a form of co-op, I don't see how multiplayer could work in Dragon age.

note: I would enjoy being able to control a party member in a friend's game. If there do, I hope it's somthing simple like Sonic the Hedgehog 2, were you just pop in a secound controller and control Tails  

Modifié par MichaelStuart, 21 mai 2012 - 11:14 .

[Aleya]

Dear Maker no. I turned to single player RPGs specifically to get away from interaction with other gamers. No offense to all the lovely people I've met on forums, but after 8 years of hardcore MMO gaming I have come to the conclusion that putting players into a situation where they have to work together to reach a common goal has a FAR greater potential for harm than good. It means drama, it means people getting kicked from groups for not being "good enough", it means whining about said kicks, it means server stability issues.

Worst of all, as ME3 has so lovingly demonstrated, it means MP having influence on the SP campaign to give people an incentive to play MP.

So yeah, thanks but no thanks. I really don't get why everyone and their dog is feeling the need to add MP all of a sudden. Can anyone explain why having MP would increase an RPG's quality and/or commercial success? 

[robertthebard]

You know, I just finished Legacy today, and was thinking, "Man, if this were MP, I could hose my partners pretty bad" at the puzzle for one of the Warden pieces. Yes, before anyone asks, I have played MMO's where I wished I'd had a setup like that to get rid of annoying people.