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[Tokion]

In DA3, will we still be limited to a party of 4 + summons? Do you guys think it is sufficient to make combat tactical?

What about swapping out party members anytime during your adventure? TBH I disliked that system and much prefered the Baldur's Gate system were you can really build up your relationship with the people you are travelling with, as well as planning your party with characters that synergizes well with each other. Swapping out members breaks that immersion.

Modifié par Tokion, 08 juillet 2012 - 03:00 .

[Allan Schumacher]

Some of the oldest, most successful and widely popular type of games in the history of mankind are extremely complex and require in-depth strategy, such as chess, and also require juggling numbers, probability and statistics, like Blackjack or Poker. Similarly, video games that are inherently "complex" are not stigmas of the gaming world.

None of the games you listed are particularly difficult to learn. I'd argue they are all quite easy to learn. I was playing Chess when I was 5 because it was fun. I was brutal at the game back then, but it was very easy to learn.

Blackjack is also a game that is ridiculously easy and straight forward, and even Poker (especially 5 card draw) is an easy enough game to pick up and play.


The games are very hard to master, though. But given the amount of statistically ridiculously poor plays average poker players can make in a game of poker, it's pretty evident that there's not much understanding of statistics actually required to play the game.