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[Arcane_Warrior_Revan]

Hi, I'd like to know which parts of Dragon Age: Origins you liked the most, and which of those you would like to see in Dragon Age 3 and future games of Dragon Age.

PLEASE NO SPOILERS ABOUT DRAGON AGE 2 (I haven't played it yet) I mean about the story, but about gameplay it's ok, thank you.

Well, I'll begin:
I liked so much the interaction with the characters in Dragon Age Origins!
I would like to see more emotional moments, more interaction with deep characters.



*SPOILER*
Like in the Last Battle in Denerim, when all your companions tell you what they think about you, just moments before you cross the gates to go and through Denerim to reach the Fort Drakon, and the soldiers hail you, with the epic background music.  It was awesome!

Also I  liked when Leliana says (if romanced):  "You are my Grey Warden and our savior, win this war for us my love and... come home"

It was also more emotive if you didn't do the Dark Ritual and you knew that you're going to die.

*END OF SPOILER*



Also I'd like to see the interaction with the companions improved, Bioware did a great job, but it would be nice to see an improved system, so the experience can feel more real.

Example: I  played with a male and romanced both Leliana and  Morrigan, if you end the relationship with one of them you still can be friends with the other, but the dialogues of friendship are the same as if you've never romanced the woman.

In real life that doesn't happen, it's not the same if you were lovers and now are friends.
I would like to see a balance in that and a change in the dialogues that reflects the different situations, e.g.

A. You never romanced the girl, just friends.
B. You romanced the girl, now just friends (ended in good terms).
C. You romanced the girl, now just companions (didn't end well...)
D. You romanced both girls, now you're just with one, but the situation is a bit tense now as the other girl still loves you.
E. Heck, you romanced both and ended with both!
Etc.


What do you think?

Modifié par Arcane_Warrior_Revan, 18 juin 2012 - 09:58 .

[von Graudenz]

Having total control over your interpersonal relationships with your companions.
Having to make choices that actually had a long term impact on the story which affects the outcome.

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

Wait, I'm not the only one on this forum who's never played DA2?

You know that thing where the PC in DA:O can take the throne in the Landsmeet arc? I want that, only the PC is actually taking control rather than being a consort. I'm not saying I'd do it every playthrough, but it would be a nice option to have.

Also, the character generation where you actually get to choose your origin would be nice, as opposed to getting one origin. Part of the fun of DA:O was that every playthrough could be just slightly different in ways other than the character's face and class. I get the feeling DA2 isn't like that.

Modifié par Riverdaleswhiteflash, 18 juin 2012 - 12:46 .

[Arcane_Warrior_Revan]

Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...

Wait, I'm not the only one on this forum who's never played DA2?

Yeah, incredible huh? XD

You know that thing where the PC in DA:O can take the throne in the
Landsmeet arc? I want that, only the PC is actually taking control
rather than being a consort. I'm not saying I'd do it every playthrough,
but it would be a nice option to have.

Also, the character
generation where you actually get to choose your origin would be nice,
as opposed to getting one origin. Part of the fun of DA:O was that every
playthrough could be just slightly different in ways other than the
character's face and class. I get the feeling DA2 isn't like that.

Yes, it was great! although it was only possible if you played with a Human Noble, but I  think it was better to marry Alistair as a female Warden, because really, who would want to marry that $%#! Anora?
I  liked how a mage Warden can insinuate himself to Anora as an option to marry, Anora admits that the Warden is a suitable candidate, but because the Warden is a mage she tells you that it isn't possible

But I  personally prefer play a mage, have the option of becoming king or control the primal forces of nature? I'd choose magic over any nobility title any day!

Although in the epilogue independently of your Warden's Origin, if you become Chancellor, the rumors say that the Warden is the true power behind the throne, so a Mage Warden can still rule Ferelden and everyone happy!

Modifié par Arcane_Warrior_Revan, 19 juin 2012 - 12:42 .

[Arcane_Warrior_Revan]

Faerunner wrote...
Mages aren't legally allowed to hold titles, so she's telling the truth when she says it isn't possible. =(

Yes, I know about that, she's telling the truth, but I still think that it's nice to see that even Anora admits how awesome the Warden is. 


EDIT:
Yes, Anora is beautiful, but I don't like her too much because *SPOILER* she can betray you in the castle of the Arl of Denerim and in the Landsmeet too!

The first time when my Warden went to rescue her and she betrayed him, I thought:  "What?!, that $%#!", later in the Landsmeet I wasn't surprised that she betrayed me again, but it still pissed me off. <_<

Modifié par Arcane_Warrior_Revan, 19 juin 2012 - 01:50 .

[grey_wind]

Honestly, I want to see the Darkspawn return. Perhaps not as the main threat, but something that does their conclusion justice - I feel Awakening had the whole Darkspawn threat end on a whimper rather than a bang. And I'd love to know more about the Old Gods as well and what exactly they are.
I'd also love it if some of the companions returned. Not all of them have to come back in a major capacity as party characters, but it would be nice to see things like Alistair reigning as king and what kind of ruler he s (rather than just reading about it).
Of course, Morrigan's child is a must if anything from Origins has to return.

[Guns]

Everything. Take everything from Dragon Age 2 and burn it with fire. Oh wait, almost everyone who made Origins great no longer work at Bioware...