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[Emin Aliyev]

I wish they added random encounters or a place on the map where you could go to fight, over and over and over if you wanted to.  That would make this game even more awesome for me.

right now money is limited and if i want to buy stuff im hesitant because i know that the number of enemies i fight is not unlimited, so i have to be carefull with my spending.

[Lughsan35]

Not true. Every time you travel on the map there are random encounters that occur.

[Rainen89]

Lughsan35 wrote...

Not true. Every time you travel on the map there are random encounters that occur.

No, at a certain point you honestly run out. It's quite possible to kill them all, granted it's also possible to only travel enough so that you will get a random encounter frequently, but it's never 100% of the time and you can run out.

[Torias]

Emin Aliyev wrote...
right now money is limited and if i want to buy stuff im hesitant because i know that the number of enemies i fight is not unlimited, so i have to be carefull with my spending.

that is exactly what bioware intended.

They put a lot of effort into making sure that you have to be carefull with your spending.

Choosing what to buy is part of the game, cause you can't buy it all... you have to decide what best suits your party's needs / wants.

And choosing / deciding is part of tactical rpgs :-)

[Hengman14]

Guess I better use poisons liberally because I have limited fights left and I spent over 20g on concentrator agents.

[Emin Aliyev]

Hengman14 wrote...

Guess I better use poisons liberally because I have limited fights left and I spent over 20g on concentrator agents.

when i first read this, i thought oyu seaid Contraceptives (condoms) and laughed my ass off,  then i realized you said concentrator :/

[Gecon]

Well, Get Winter Forge and you can build any overpowered item you ever dreamt off.



Its easy to enter Godmode with Winter Forge.

[gammle]

yea and no random encounters in the deep roads to wich i find a bit sad

[Emin Aliyev]

Torias wrote...




They put a lot of effort into making sure that you have to be carefull with your spending.
)

not enough apparently, i just found out that the material cost to make a strong lyrium potion cost less than it is to sell the potion, the merchant at camp refills your stock, thus granting you to as much money as you want via purchasing mats/making the potions/selling it.

it matters not though, i still really really want random encounters

Modifié par Emin Aliyev, 16 décembre 2009 - 09:10 .

[Torias]

Emin Aliyev wrote...

Torias wrote...

Emin Aliyev wrote...
right now money is limited and if i want to buy stuff im hesitant because i know that the number of enemies i fight is not unlimited, so i have to be carefull with my spending.

that is exactly what bioware intended.

They put a lot of effort into making sure that you have to be carefull with your spending.

Choosing what to buy is part of the game, cause you can't buy it all... you have to decide what best suits your party's needs / wants.

And choosing / deciding is part of tactical rpgs :-)

not enough apparently, i just found out that the material cost to make a strong lyrium potion cost less than it is to sell the potion, the merchant at camp refills your stock, thus granting you to as much money as you want via purchasing mats/making the potions/selling it.

it matters not though, i still really really want random encounters

It is your choice if you wish to exploit a game design oversight.

Doing so will take your game away from the experience that Bioware has carefully crafted for you.

There is every chance your game will be less fun if you exploit the "infinite gold" design oversight.

It is your choice, but be careful. Just because you CAN exploit design oversights, doesn't mean you should.

[Danakir]

Torias wrote...
It is your choice, but be careful. Just because you CAN exploit design oversights, doesn't mean you should.

So very very true.

[gammle]

i travell alot all the time also to gain money becouse some items are cheaper at some mechants then others and sell for a bit more then others....But still yea i would like to se more random encounters to..

And some in the deep roads to would be nice

[Rainen89]

Speaking of deep roads why where there no random encounters there? Bandits find me everytime I go to denerim but in "darkspawn infested" caves I'm invisible?

[Bluto_Longneck]

I don't like Torias.



And I don't like potions-spamming either.

[-Affinity-]

It's pretty unrealistic that you run out of darkspawn to fight, imo.

[Danakir]

Are you complaining about realism in a fantasy game?

[-Affinity-]

Even a fantasy game has a story and thus a certain scope of "reality".

[Nathair Nimheil]

Are you complaining about realism in a fantasy game?

Realism in fantasy means internal consistency. Internal consistency is the sine qua non of fantasy fiction.

Running out of darkspawn in the deeproads is completely inconsistent with the game's storyline.

[Silensfurtim]

this is console jrpg and diablo mentality. no thanks.

[falranth]

I would like random encounters for a different reason--because I like battling.

[Emin Aliyev]

falranth wrote...

I would like random encounters for a different reason--because I like battling.

+1

[Silensfurtim]

I would welcome random encounters as long as they dont give lots of money (like 5 coppers only for every 10 creatures LOL) and dont give high XP (0.05% of the original XP is fine). oh and they must drop only Tier 1 items and no potions.

hows that for a random encounter? less powergaming, less abuse, less diablo/final fantasy/mmo gameplay.

Modifié par Silensfurtim, 16 décembre 2009 - 11:12 .

[Emin Aliyev]

Silensfurtim wrote...

I would welcome random encounters as long as they dont give lots of money (like 5 coppers only for every 10 creatures LOL) and dont give high XP (0.05% of the original XP is fine). oh and they must drop only Tier 1 items and no potions.

hows that for a random encounter? less powergaming, less abuse, less diablo/final fantasy/mmo gameplay.

You dont have to powergame if you dont want to, especially if you think thats abuse (if you consider spending some time killing **** and getting money for it "power gaming", lol)

How about you go play a linear  Action game where you button mash, and when your done watch a movie (something like lord of the rings), then mix your memories together. Hows that for less powergaming abuse?


Alot of us want random encounters that make your character stronger/richer.  Diablo, Final Fantasy, World of warcraft are all very very very succesfull rpgs

Modifié par Emin Aliyev, 16 décembre 2009 - 12:28 .

[ourlorderic]

Random encounters are the most annoying things of all time! They ruin games for me. The put me off exploring and really dial down the fun for me. I love the fact that DA:O doesn't have em.

[Dieover]

Danakir wrote...

Are you complaining about realism in a fantasy game?

every body want endless actions until you reach your goal and the Back Alley acident with hordes of ambushing bandits was a great example, it made allot of us craved more of it.

I  haven't reach that far to Deep Roads yet, but i expect lots of ambush awaits me. tehe

Modifié par Dieover, 16 décembre 2009 - 12:45 .